Reckitt Benckiser Inc.

Church Dwight & Co., Inc.

Reckitt Benekiser Inc.

Christopher Brian King

Robert Zhong Lu

Nevin Arora

Diane Joyce Burt

Jonathan Andrew Wharton

Steven Wu

Tri Nguyen

Dana Pheiff

Pawel Rudzinski

Sergio Gedanke

Robert W Fusi, Ii

Gerhart P Huy

Timothy Snowden

Jacobus Simon Petrus Van Diepen

Daniel Steven Genord

Paul Donald Carse

Wu Jin

Carl Henry

Bruno Lablaine

Dana Elaine Moseson

Sujata Sundara Rajan

Jay Packman

Eddie A Roman

John Almstead

William James Babbs

Ryan Patrick Donovan

Matthew L Norris

William H Carr

Jason B Wilds

Lisa Diller

Alexander W Mayes

Dana Phieff

Abdul Rahman Kadir

Vivek M Patel

Jacobus Simon Van Diepen

Personal care device handle

The present disclosure relates to diagnostic test devices that provide improved communication to a user of one or both of proper functioning of the test device and an analog test result that is provided by the test device. The diagnostic test devices particularly can include one or more sensors effective to indicate application of a sufficient volume of a test fluid and/or can include one or more light sources positioned to illuminate an analog test result for improved visibility and understanding of the analog test result.

Diagnostic test device with improved use and visual detection of an analog test result

Device housing

A system for filling a chambered package includes a carrying mechanism travelling in a machine direction and having chambered recesses defined about a surface thereof, a first dispensing nozzle configured to dispense a quantity of a medium onto the surface of the carrying mechanism for direction into the chambered recesses in a first group of the chambered recesses defined about the surface of the carrying mechanism, and a first wiper blade disposed along the carrying mechanism in the machine direction after the first dispensing nozzle, the first wiper blade defining a curvilinear surface having crests configured to direct the quantity of the medium into the chambered recesses in the first group of the chambered recesses and troughs configured to direct the quantity of the medium away from entering the chambered recesses in the second group of the chambered recesses.

System and method for filling a chambered package

A toothbrush provides a head with bristles, a neck and a handle. An eccentrically rotational weight is engaged for rotation with a motor. The motor and weight are disposed within the handle. The handle, neck and head each have a different intensity of vibration. The toothbrush houses an electrical circuit, which includes a processor and at least two LEDs (light emitting diodes) at least one of which illuminates the neck and optionally also the head and the ends of the bristles attached to the head. At least two of the LEDs in the circuit are capable of emitting different colored light with respect to each other. The at least two LEDs are switched on for a predetermined time in a predetermined sequence under the control of the processor.

Toothbrush

The present invention relates to a method for the manufacture of a lavatory dispensing device useful for the delivery of at least one treatment composition, preferably a cleaning composition and/or a sanitizing composition to a sanitary appliance.

Process for manufacturing improved dispensing devices

The present invention relates to a cageless lavatory dispensing device comprising a hanger () and a compressed solid block (). The hanger () has a hook end () for suspending the dispensing device to a sanitary-appliance, and the compressed solid block () comprises at least one chemical agent. A process for delivering a treatment composition to a sanitary appliance is also disclosed. Said process comprises the steps of: providing and suspending a cageless lavatory dispensing device within the sanitary appliance; periodically flushing water about the exterior of the compressed block to elute at least one chemical constituent to form a treatment composition with said water, which treatment composition provides cleaning and/or sanitizing and/or disinfecting benefit to the sanitary appliance.

Dispensing devices

An automatic toilet bowl treatment device, wherein said device comprises: a fluid reservoir, a pump means, a hanger means, and a fluid spray means wherein the entire device is configured so that it can be suspended from, preferably wholly suspended from, a part of a toilet bowl and in particular, a part of the toilet bowl rim. The device is used for the automatic treatment of a lavatory appliance, preferably a toilet bowl and especially preferably the interior surfaces of a toilet bowl which process comprises operating the device to provide a quantity of a treatment composition at periodic intervals to one or more interior surfaces of the lavatory appliance, and preferably to one or more of the interior surfaces of a toilet bowl.

Automatic toilet bowl treatment device

The present invention relates to improved cartridge-type dispenser for a chemical treatment composition which, when contacted with water or other liquid will at least partially dissolve or disperse, and thereby elute one or more chemical compounds to the water or other liquid. The improved cartridge-type dispense may be used itself, or in conjunction with a further apparatus.

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Hampton, NJ, United States of America

Christopher Brian King