A handheld comminutor—spray bottle assembly includes a bottle; a comminutor; and a sprayer assembly. The bottle has an externally threaded mouth. The comminutor includes a comminutor body, with an internally threaded rim, housing a power source and an electrically connected motor. Blades connected to the motor by a shaft extend from the comminutor body. The sprayer assembly includes a spray head attached to a spray bottle cap, a siphon straw and an elongated filter housing connected with a spray head inlet, with a filter on the housing. A filter housing cap secures the filter to the housing. The spray bottle cap has an internally threaded rim and a seal ring. The comminutor rim and the spray bottle cap rim alternately connect with the mouth of the bottle. The motor rotates the shaft and the blades. Biomatter and liquid comminuted in the bottle are dispensed using the spray head.

A reusable, refillable airless fluid pump dispenser that is leakproof and designed specifically for travel. To operate the dispenser, the user presses an ergonomic depression on the top of the dispenser to engage the pump and cause a platform within the dispenser to rise, evenly distributing a fluid from the dispenser. The user can twist off the top and remove it from the body of the dispenser, which permits access to the interior of the dispenser to refill or wash as needed. The user may access the platform, raising it or pushing it back down to either adjust the amount of product they would like to fill or to reuse once product has been depleted. The attached outer cap of the top twists to lock, both blocking the nozzle from distributing any product and also preventing the top from depressing and engaging the pump.

The present disclosure relates to a two-way pumping device for consumption of a residual amount of a liquid. The two-way pumping device includes a vessel, a body portion including first and second chambers for storing a liquid, a suction pipe extending to the outside of the body portion, a first bearing for opening and closing the suction pipe, a pump portion including a head portion protruding outside the body portion, a first piston slidably moving in the first chamber, a second piston slidably moving in the second chamber, a first discharge portion that discharges a fluid in the first chamber to the outside, a second discharge portion that discharges a fluid in the second chamber to the outside, a spring that applies an elastic restoring force to the pump portion, and a suction portion capable of causing a liquid to flow into the second chamber.

A liquid dispenser, having a large ring, a connecting cover, and a hollow pump frame, the pump frame is movably clamped to the interior of the large ring, the top of the pump frame extends to the outer side of the top of the large circle, a bottom protruding portion of the connecting cover extends into a top groove of the pump frame so as to be movably clamped thereto, a first air outlet is provided on both sides of the bottom of the connecting cover, and a second air outlet in communication with the first air outlet is provided to penetrate through the pump frame. The first air outlet, the second air outlet, the first liquid outlet, and the second liquid outlet can be opened and closed by rotating the connecting cover to change a position relationship between the connecting cover and the pump frame.

A spray dispenser is provided, the spray dispenser comprising a container for holding a liquid to be dispensed and a dispensing assembly for extracting liquid from said container, the dispensing assembly comprising a pressure-relief valve for release of excessive pressure in the container and a filter arranged to permit egress of gas through the filter, inhibit egress of liquid from the container and to inhibit ingress of contaminants into the container through the pressure relief valve. A dispensing assembly for use is a spray dispenser is also provided.

A fluid measuring and dispensing device comprises a bottle engaging element having a bottom portion configured for removably sealably engaging the mouth of the bottle, a fluid container movably mounted on a top portion of a bottle engaging element and defining a fluid chamber, and a mist spray pump connected to the fluid container and having a fluid input port in fluid communication with the chamber. The fluid container is movable between a first position and a second position relative to the bottle engaging element. When the fluid container is in the first position, the chamber is sealed from the interior of the bottle. And when the fluid container is in the second position, at least one passageway extends throughout a bottom wall of the fluid container and throughout the bottle engaging element respectively, such that the chamber is in fluid communication with the interior of the bottle.

Rechargeable containers and dispensers, in particular spray bottle dispensers including structures such as strips, pouches, pills, capsules and the like for providing concentrates of chemical agents for charging or recharging the spray bottle dispenser, preferably, individual chemical refill charges containing chemical concentrate are deployed within the spray bottle dispenser to fully contain any inadvertent spillage of chemicals, and to insure a high degree of safety against accidental spills or ingestion. The device is specifically designed for reuse, having a wider opening which is easier to fill, clean and refill without spills, readily accommodates concentrate inserts in any format, minimizes trigger failure, and has a wide base for stability.

To allow application to a structure in which atmospheric air enters a container and to prevent leakage of cosmetics and allow smooth discharge of the cosmetics, there is provided a cosmetic container including a container main body in which contents are accommodated, a pumping apparatus coupled to an opening at an upper end of the container main body and configured to discharge the contents accommodated in the container main body through a pumping action caused by the inherent elasticity of the pumping apparatus a discharge head which is connected to the pumping apparatus to apply a discharge pressure to the pumping apparatus and has an outlet provided at a front end to communicate with the pumping apparatus and allow the contents to exit, and an inflow tube which is connected to the pumping apparatus and extends to an inner bottom of the container main body to allow the contents to enter.

A liquid dispenser, having a large ring, a connecting cover, and a hollow pump frame, the pump frame is movably clamped to the interior of the large ring, the top of the pump frame extends to the outer side of the top of the large circle, a bottom protruding portion of the connecting cover extends into a top groove of the pump frame so as to be movably clamped thereto, a first air outlet is provided on both sides of the bottom of the connecting cover, and a second air outlet in communication with the first air outlet is provided to penetrate through the pump frame. The first air outlet, the second air outlet, the first liquid outlet, and the second liquid outlet can be opened and closed by rotating the connecting cover to change a position relationship between the connecting cover and the pump frame

A spray dispenser is provided, the spray dispenser comprising a container for holding a liquid to be dispensed and a dispensing assembly for extracting liquid from said container, the dispensing assembly comprising a pressure-relief valve for release of excessive pressure in the container and a filter arranged to permit egress of gas through the filter, inhibit egress of liquid from the container and to inhibit ingress of contaminants into the container through the pressure relief valve. A dispensing assembly for use is a spray dispenser is also provided.