An assembly structure and a liquid storage bottle of a hand wash liquid soap dispenser are disclosed. The assembly structure of a hand wash liquid soap dispenser includes a main body casing, a liquid storage bottle, and an external snapping head snap-fitted on a bottle mouth of the liquid storage bottle. A plurality of protruded flexible snaps are arranged at intervals on an outer periphery of an upper end of the external snapping head. A recessed groove engageable with the outer periphery of the external snapping head is provided on a bottom part of the main body casing, and a plurality of first snaps corresponding to the flexible snaps are provided on an inner wall of the recessed groove. A suction nozzle extending downward from the recessed groove is disposed on one side of the recessed groove, and a recessed hole is provided on the external snapping head.

A drinking cup includes a container and a detachable closure. The closure has a connection end for connection to the container, the connection end being open for receipt of liquid from within the container. The closure has a closed end opposite the connection end and a drinking rim formed at the peripheral edge of the closed end. The closure has a side wall extending between the connection end and the closed end, and at least one opening that facilitates the passage of liquid from within the container to the drinking rim. A seal is supported by the closure and extends around an outside surface of the side wall, sealing the drinking rim against the passage of liquid through the drinking rim. The seal is flexible and responsive to pressure to lift away from the drinking rim to allow passage of liquid through the drinking rim for drinking from the cup.

A drinking cup includes a container and a detachable closure. The closure has a connection end for connection to the container, the connection end being open for receipt of liquid from within the container. The closure has a closed end opposite the connection end and a drinking rim formed at the peripheral edge of the closed end. The closure has a side wall extending between the connection end and the closed end, and at least one opening that facilitates the passage of liquid from within the container to the drinking rim. A seal is supported by the closure and extends around an outside surface of the side wall, sealing the drinking rim against the passage of liquid through the drinking rim. The seal is flexible and responsive to pressure to lift away from the drinking rim to allow passage of liquid through the drinking rim for drinking from the cup.

A closure cap for a container having a spout is described. The closure cap includes a tubular base, a flexible cover, and a flow restriction member. The tubular base is positionable about and sealingly engageable with the spout. The flexible cover is extends over the tubular base and movable between a non-depressed position and a depressed position. The flow restriction member is detachably mounted to the tubular base such that the flow restriction member is in a spaced, coaxial relationship with the spout when the tubular base is engaged with the spout and when the flexible cover is in the non-depressed position and such that the flow restriction member is detached from the tubular base and positioned on and engaged with the spout of the container when the flexible cover is moved to the depressed position.

A closure assembly for a package with a flexible thin-walled bag that has a spout unit having a spout having an inner surface is provided. The spout unit has at least one spout cam portion made on the inner surface. A closure applicable to the spout unit has a cap unit having a cap engageable with the spout and extending along a cap axis. The cap has a cap base. The cap unit has at least one cap cam portion that extends inwards from the cap base and that is at least partly complementary to the at least one spout cam portion. In a disengagement configuration, by rotating the cap with respect to the spout about the cap axis, an interaction between the at least one cap cam portion and the at least one spout cam portion causes the cap to rise axially with respect to the spout.

A measuring and dispensing device is defined for a stored flowable material. The device includes a container portion and a lid or covering portion. A first spout portion is formed as part of the container and is positioned on the outside of a sidewall, adjacent an upper rim. The first spout portion defines a measurement chamber. The lid closely fits on the upper rim of the container. A second spout portion is integrally formed with the lid and projects from the lid sidewall, adjacent an engagement rim. The second spout portion defines a pre-measurement chamber within the container sidewall. The first and second spout portions aligned upon assembly of the container and the lid, with the first spout portion positioned within the measurement chamber. The first spout portion is spaced from the second spout portion, with the spacing defining a discharge passageway for the measurement chamber.