Pepsico, Inc.

S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Helen of Troy Limited

Merck Chemicals and Life Science Ab

Conopco, Inc.

Unilever IP Holdings B.v.

Unilever Global IP Limited

Charles Simon Paradise

Toby Richard David Wingfield

Xavier Cortadellas

Francois De Martrin-Donos

Syed Peer

Albert Kwak

Emma Pearl Willmer-Shiles

John Cieciuch

James Vigna

Amy Wood

Kirsten Climer

Douglas A Soller

Mason Adam Umholtz

Neil Joseph Kwiatkowski

Shabistan Sheerin

Albert J Kwak

James Krause

Meegan Daigler

Raianna Marie O'Toole

Richard Whitehall

Reid Andersen Schlegel

Troy H Phipps

Gary Joseph Albaum

Brook S Kennedy

Colin Kelly

William Jack Merrill

John James Traub

Shelley Palazzolo

Jacob Palmborg

Mark J Van Handel

Ayca Cakmakli

Bradley J Barron

Matthew Michael Petkus

Renee Hamaoui

Jonathan D Bellante

Evan Michael Allen

Hua Han

Ronald Edward Ondrey

Daniel Craig Grossman

Philip Randolph Hartley

Alexander Stuhler

Joseph Clarkson

Kimberly L Smolko

Camille Anna Rucker

Container

Bottle

A container assembly includes a vessel and a lid removably coupled to the vessel. The lid includes a circumferential rim at an interface with the vessel, wherein the rim is separated from the vessel by a gap, wherein the gap is open to the atmosphere outside the container. The container includes a gasket disposed at a sealing position between the lid and the vessel to seal a reservoir of the vessel from the gap. The rim includes a recess extending circumferentially along a first portion of the rim. The recess forms a portion of the gap and defines a venting zone extending circumferentially along the first portion of the rim. In response to the internal reservoir of the vessel reaching a threshold pressure, a portion of the gasket moves from the sealing position through the gap such that fluid held in the reservoir is vented past the gasket through the venting zone to reduce the pressure of the reservoir.

Container seal over-pressure vent mechanism

Cartridge

Embodiments are directed to a container for dispensing equal doses of a flowable solid. The container may include a body defining an interior volume including a storage volume, an outlet passage, and a dosing chamber in communication with the storage volume and the outlet passage. The container may include a closure that has a lid and a plunger. The lid may be rotatably coupled to the body such that it rotates about a first axis from a closed position to an open position. The plunger may be rotatably coupled to the lid and configured to seal the dosing chamber. The container may be configured to dispense a dose of the flowable solid when the plunger is in the unsealed position and the container is at least partially inverted, and each dose may have an equal volume.

Container for dosing a flowable solid

Expansion triggers and holder assembly for a sampling system

Expansion trigger for a sampling device

Pouch and cleaning composition

According to one aspect of the invention, a method for directing the use of a sprayer includes the step of directing a user to affix a sprayer to a neck of a water bottle () via an attachment mechanism (). The method further includes the step of directing the user to adjust the attachment mechanism () to change the internal geometry thereof and attach the sprayer to the neck of the bottle.

System for spraying a dispensable material and methods relating thereto

A drying rack includes a first rack, a second rack and a movable core member. The second rack is pivotally connected with the first rack. The movable core member includes a receptacle configured to receive an associated cleaning device. The movable core member is operatively connected for pivotal movement with and pivotal movement with respect to each rack so as to change a relative location of the receptacle with respect to at least one of the first rack and the second rack based on a relative position of the first rack with respect to the second rack.

Drying rack

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