An antibacterial shopping cart system includes a shopping cart that has a handle, a storage section and a seat that is positioned within the storage section. A cover is removably positioned on the shopping cart such that the cover lines the storage section. The cover extends over the handle to inhibit bacteria from being transferred from the handle when the handle is gripped. The cover extends over the seat to inhibit bacteria from being transferred from the seat when the seat is sat upon.

A disposable grocery cart cover for decreasing the risk of infection for children placed in grocery carts by providing a sanitary lining system. The grocery cart cover may include a planar cover material adapted to fit over a child seat of a grocery cart. The planar cover material may have a center portion and an outer edge portion. The grocery cart cover may also include two holes located in the center portion of the planar cover material and adapted to receive two legs. The grocery cart cover may further include two slits adapted to receive a safety strap and a drawing surface holder. A packaging system allowing disposable grocery cart covers to be distributed to grocery cart users in an efficient manner is also provided.

A shopping cart includes a frame, a plurality of wheels for supporting the frame for movement over a floor, an arm connected to the frame, and a projection positioned proximate at least one of the wheels. The frame has a front end and a rear end. The arm is configured to engage the tow member for moving the frame. The projection engages the guide member to prevent one of the front end and the rear end from rotating over the other of the front end and the rear end. A handle assembly may include an elongated slot positioned proximate a handle. The shopping cart may also include a tray is releasably secured to the frame by inserting a tab into a slot. The shopping cart may also include a tab received within a slot to secure a basket against movement relative to the frame.

A versatile cover is described which can be secured onto a shopping cart, high chair, stroller or other similar seating apparatus. The cover is rollable into a low profile, shape with a handle, and can be unrolled to fit within a seat basket of a shopping cart or high chair.

Devices, systems, and methods for use in preventing microbial or pathogen growth on objects related to shopping, including shopping carts or commercial shipping packages/parcels. The UV light based cart sanitization device may include a housing, a track for one or more shopping carts, disinfecting and/or sanitizing source(s), such as UV light source(s), and a control box. The UV light based cart sanitization device cart may include an internal package/parcel track for exposing packages or parcels to UV light.

A lockable cover panel for a shopping cart and a shopping cart comprising the same is disclosed. The shopping cart can comprise a frame, a plurality of wheels, and a main compartment. The shopping cart can further comprise a collapsible secondary compartment comprising a first panel and a lower panel and defining a top opening. A cover panel can pivotably attach to the first panel and extend across the top opening.

The invention provides a method of holding combat sport equipment, wherein the method comprises the steps of: providing a container, and placing combat sport equipment in the container. The container comprises: (a) a hollow body defined by four sidewalls that extend from a closed base to an open mouth; and (b) a handle provided on one of the sidewalls of the hollow body. The handle comprises a first elongate member and a second elongate member, wherein the first elongate member has an elongate axis that lies parallel to the plane of the closed base; and the second elongate member has an elongate axis that lies perpendicular to the plane of the closed base.

A cover for the handle of a shopping cart or similar devices, to reduce the transmission of contaminants present on such handles, comprises a bag having front and rear members, the members being connected such that an opening is formed therebetween; each member having an inner surface and an outer surface, the inner surfaces facing each other; a fastening means attached to each inner surface, the fastening means being positioned so as to interact with each other; a utility pocket attached to the front member; the utility pocket further comprising a storage pouch therein; and a transport pocket which is attached to the rear member, the transport pocket being sized to contain the cover therein when the cover is compacted; and the cover sized to fit onto the handle assembly of a cart, thereby forming a barrier between the handle and a user.

A personal electronic shopping cart (marCart) having a portable scanning device to eliminate the common practice involving picking up a shopping cart from the store to load and unload then reload before exiting the store then unload again into your vehicle. The cart can be owned if purchased from its manufacturers or rented from a marCart Docking Station. The marCart can be hauled from behind any vehicle or humanly operated with its battery-powered mechanism. The marCart also come with Wireless Self Checkout Register to be installed inside of the store for check out purposes. The marCart Wireless Self Checkout Register connect to the marCart. The marCart size is designed in compliances with guidelines established by proper authority. For many years, people make the trip to the store to shop for many different items; groceries, clothes, etc . . . one common practice involve picking up a shopping cart, go inside of the store, pick items then place them in the shopping cart then go to the register remove every items, pay for them then place them back in the cart, push it outside the store unload then place in the vehicle. This old process is an inconvenient and tedious way to shop. The marCart is invented to give a better option to shoppers to make shopping more convenient and easier.

A mobile cart includes sets of arms from which bags may be suspended. The arms may be separated by a predetermined distance. Holes for suspending the bags from such arms may be laterally formed in such bags and separated by the predetermined distance. The arms may be extended when the mobile cart is being used to retrieve items from a materials handling facility, such as a warehouse or retail establishment, and retracted when the mobile cart is not in service. An open or expanded bag may be suspended near free ends of such arms, thereby enabling one or more workers to place items therein, while one or more closed or collapsed bags may be suspended at mounting ends of such arms and stored until one or more of such bags is desired. When the open bag is filled with desired items, the open bag may be removed from the arms.