The Procter Gamble Company

The Gillette Company

Brian Lee Floyd

Ian Andrew Carnduff

Philip Edwin Hague

Jason Craig Campbell

Graham Clive Hufton

Brandon Albert Lynne

Jesse Samuel Madsen

Paul Frank Diehl

Ian Josiah Swanson

Karl Anton Bakker

Michael Allen Sauer

Shane Edwin Meeker

John Graham Holland

Julienne Marie Christensen

Walter Sordo

Christopher Lawrence Smith

Thomas Elliot Rabe

Erik John Hasenoehrl

Andrew Anthony Szczepanowski

Hirotaka Uchiyama

Andrea Pedrotti

Danilo Rossi

Miguel Alberto Herrera

Guy Baskerville Wilkins

Yassir Halty

Keven Walter

Adam James Burt

Michael Frederick Palmer

Eric Fitzgerald Riddick

Alessio Giovanelli

Thomas Bernard Walker, Iii

Benjamin Patrick Hale

Anthony Xavier Jean-Yves Clerc

Christian David Neidhard, Sr

Rebecca Ashley Kolakoski

Janette Villalobos Lingoes

Grant Edward Anders Striemer

David Martin Haller

Paul John Edward Vernon

Thomas Arthur Sturgis

Faiz Feisal Sherman

Richard Michael Harper

Douglas Bruce Zeik

Stephan James Andreas Meschkat

Richard Lawrence Horstman

Tom Patrick Collins

Alejandro Cedeno

Jill Barbara Laz

Paul Vernon

Michael Anthony Majher

Brian Andre′ Rice

David Martin Heller

Constance P Lee

Stephan James Meschkat

Disclosed herein is a method of trapping arthropods by providing a substantially planar, flexible insert having a LED-facing surface having an adhesive for trapping the arthropods disposed thereon. Then, bending the insert into a curved configuration and inserting the insert into an arthropod trapping device. The device includes a housing having a base and a curved shade. The curved shade is configured to receive the insert and comprises a LED-facing surface. A first LED having a peak wavelength of from about 400 nm to about 500 nm is mounted on the base and is configured to emit light in a direction substantially perpendicular to the LED-facing surface of the shade. A second LED having a peak wavelength of from about 350 nm to about 400 nm is mounted on the base and is configured to emit light in a direction substantially parallel to the LED-facing surface of the shade.

Method of trapping arthropods

An insert for an arthropod trapping device. The insert comprising a substrate and a frame for supporting the substrate, where a surface of the substrate has an adhesive disposed thereon, an optional mounting bracket spaced apart from the adhesive surface of the insert and located at a first end of the insert, and an optional graspable tab extending from the frame at a second end of the insert.

Arthropod trapping device

An arthropod trapping device comprising a housing and an insert. The housing comprises a base and a shade coupled to the base, where the base comprises a light source (e.g., LED) and where the shade is configured to receive an insert that comprises a light source-facing surface with an adhesive disposed thereon.

Topical insect repellent container with surface ornamentation

A personal care device for modifying a keratinous surface having a sensor, a treatment element adapted to deposit a personal care composition, a feedback element, and a processor. The feedback element can be activated during deposition of the personal care composition. The personal care device can analyze a keratinous surface, identify keratinous imperfections, and then modify the keratinous imperfection by depositing a personal care composition. The feedback element can be intermittently activated during deposition and can emit a feedback signal that corresponds to the deposition of the personal care composition to alert the user as to how the personal care device is working and/or when the modification process is complete.

Personal care device with audible feedback

Hand held cosmetic device

Service station for a cosmetic device

A service station for servicing a handheld jet dispensing apparatus includes a fluid jet cartridge carrying a composition and a camera for capturing an image of a surface includes a body having a docking portion that is sized to receive the jet dispensing apparatus. A servicing portion is located adjacent the docking portion. The servicing portion is configured to receive a servicing cassette and to position the servicing cassette for interaction with nozzles of fluid jet cartridge of the jet dispensing apparatus for a cartridge servicing operation. An actuator is configured to move the servicing cassette during the cartridge servicing operation relative to the fluid jet cartridge of the handheld treatment apparatus with the handheld treatment apparatus in the docking portion.

Service stations for handheld fluid jet apparatuses

Container

An interchangeable servicing cassette is sized to be removably received by a servicing portion of a service station for servicing a handheld jet dispensing apparatus comprising a fluid jet cartridge carrying a composition and a camera for capturing an image of a surface. The servicing cassette includes a moveable actuation member configured to be moved by an actuator of the docking station relative to the fluid jet cartridge of the jet dispensing apparatus. At least one of a wiping element, a calibration element and a composition receiving element is carried by the moveable actuation member.

Servicing cassettes for handheld fluid jet apparatuses for use in modifying surfaces

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Cincinnati, OH, United States of America

Brian Lee Floyd