A bathroom product delivery system includes a toilet paper holder and a flushable wipe holder. The toilet paper holder and the flushable wipe holder bathroom are positioned adjacent to each other. The flushable wipe holder may receive and retain a flushable wipe container that contains a roll of flushable wipes, orienting the flushable wipe container in a manner that makes the flushable wipes readily accessible to an individual as they use a toilet. Methods of using such a bathroom product delivery system are also disclosed.

The present invention provides device designed to provide sheets that are disposable and water resistant. The present invention includes a plurality of chairs with numbers, a container, sheets having numbers that match one or more of the plurality of numbers attached to the chairs, a chair transceiver and a container transceiver.

A bathroom modular device includes a base, including a lower surface, configured to be connected to a bathroom fixture and includes a module assembly having a plurality of modules, at least one module configured to be removably connected to the lower surface of the base. A managing system includes a bathroom modular device and a server communicably connected to the modular device. The bathroom modular device includes a base configured to be connected to a bathroom fixture and comprising a lower surface. The bathroom modular device also includes a module assembly comprising a plurality of modules, at least one module configured to be removably connected to a lower surface of the base. A bathroom managing method includes receiving a detection result obtained by a sensor; determining whether the received detection result satisfies at least one condition defined by a predetermined value; and generating a notification to perform corresponding maintenance work.

A tissue paper refill for a tissue paper dispenser. The refill includes a web of tissue paper having a leading end and a trailing end for engagement with the trailing end and leading end respectively of a previous and subsequent refill. The web is provided with a mechanical connector at one or both of its ends to realize such engagement. The mechanical connector is water soluble for the purpose of tissue recovery. Also, a method of tissue recovery.

Disclosed is a dispenser system adapted for use near a restroom exit, the dispenser system comprising a housing having a first side, and a second side opposing the first side, the housing including a horizontal opening extending from a first end to a second end of the first side of the housing, and a hinged cover disposed on the second side of the housing, the hinged cover being configured to be an opened or closed state, and a box having a width that is slightly less than a width of the housing, the box being configured to be inserted into or removed from the housing and including a plurality of tissue papers configured to be individually removed from the box, and a horizontal opening extending from a first end to a second end of the box and configured to be in alignment with the horizontal opening of the housing.

A separation unit for separating a web material along preformed lines of weakness. The separation unit has a width direction and includes at least a first roller having a rotational axis extending in the width direction and a web width extending in the width direction, and at least a second roller having a rotational axis extending parallel with the rotational axis of the first roller and a web width extending in the width direction. The second roller is positioned at a distance from the first roller. Each of the first and the second rollers is provided with at least one protrusion element extending perpendicularly from the axes. Each of the protrusion elements has a maximum width in the width direction, a maximum radial extension from the rotational axes, an inner portion adjacent to the rotational axes, and an outer portion remote from the rotational axes.

A dispenser and a stack combination. A dispenser that contains a stack of sheet products and which defines a dispensing path from a product reservoir containing and holding the stack to a dispensing opening through which the sheet products are dispensed. A stack of interfolded webs wherein the lines of weakness of one web are offset from the lines of weakness of another web in a longitudinal direction.

To provide a film-packaged tissue assembly package that does not reduce fullness of tissue paper contained, has excellent shape retention, and includes a packaging bag that is not easily broken.

The problem is solved by a film-packaged tissue assembly package in which a plurality of film-packaged tissues is arranged and packaged in a gusset packaging bag having a grip portion on a top surface side, in which each of the film-packaged tissues is overlap-packaged and has end surfaces formed of sealed portions of tube openings at both ends in a longitudinal direction, and the overlap-packaged film-packaged tissues are packaged such that each end surface faces the top surface side having the grip portion and a bottom surface side facing the top surface side, and the longitudinal direction is along a top-bottom direction.

A diaper and wipe dispensing cabinet is provided. The device includes a housing centrally disposed on a panel. The housing further includes a front door. The front door provides access to an interior volume of the housing in which diapers are stored. A lower end of the interior volume includes a spring loaded platform that biases a spring upwardly, thereby forcing stored diapers upwardly within the interior volume toward a wide upper region of an aperture disposed on the front door. The wide upper region allows for easy retrieval a diaper when the front door is secured to the housing via a latch. An upper portion of the housing further includes a plurality of members extending upwardly above the housing defining a recessed area. The panel further includes a plurality of shelves for additional storage and at least one hook to attach the device to a support structure.

The present invention relates to a combination bathroom wet wipe dispenser and disposal unit, capable of being mounted to the wall near a toilet. The unit stores a replaceable wet wipe dispenser unit and an individual waste bag dispenser unit within a housing. The wet wipe dispenser unit is placed proximal to a front wall of the housing, and an individual wet wipe is dispensed from a slot disposed through a hinged door of the front wall that is aligned with a wipe dispensing slit of the wet wipe dispenser unit. The hinged door can be opened to replace the wet wipe dispenser unit and/or waste bag dispenser unit. The waste bag dispenser unit can be placed proximal to the rear wall of the housing for storing a stack of waste bags, wherein an individual waste bag can be dispensed from the top lid of the housing.