Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Kononklijke Philips N.v.

Proctor and Gamble Corporation

Daniel Joseph Greene

Jamie Craig McCurrach

Friedrich Stoeffler

Augustus Felix

Craig Kortick Black

Marcus Stephen Papadopoulos

Ronald C Lilley

Jamie Mc Currach

James R Burfiend

John Condidi

Jeremy Griffin

Daniel Rathbone

Alan Bachman

A fluid-dispensing power toothbrush which includes a handle portion with a housing, a head portion and a fluid delivery system. The fluid delivery system includes a fluid reservoir and a fluid pump which are positioned to extend substantially along an outer surface of the housing of the handle portion. A cover member is pivotally attached to the housing and is configured to overlay and mate with a portion of the housing to form the exterior surface of a lower portion of the toothbrush when the cover member is in a closed position.

Cover structure for enclosing a removeable fluid-dispensing reservoir between the cover and an exterior surface of a toothbrush

The flexible fluid-carrying pouch for use with a personal hygiene device includes a front panel portion, a rear panel portion and two side edge gussets connecting the front and rear panel portions. The pouch is sealed along a bottom edge. The pouch includes a top edge which has a central portion which is sealed against a spout element, which permits exit of the fluid from the pouch, and further has two sealed side wing portions which extend upwardly alongside the spout element, providing a jogged arrangement for the top edge of the pouch.

Pouch with side gussets for use in carrying fluid for personal hygiene device

The attachment system includes a brushhead assembly having a spring/carrier combination which comprises a spring assembly and a separate carrier assembly, adapted to mate as a combination with a receiving portion, in the form of a cup member, at the top of the handle of the toothbrush. The spring/carrier combination includes a slot which mates snugly with a vertical rib on the inside surface of the cup member, and further includes a portion which opposes the slot on the spring/carrier combination which mates snugly with a cut-out portion in the cup member, to prevent rotational movement of the brushhead relative to the handle. The spring/carrier assembly further includes two opposing spring finger elements, wherein the lower ends of the spring fingers fit into corresponding openings in opposing sides of the cup member when the spring/carrier assembly is operatively positioned in the cup member, tending to prevent translational movement of the brushhead relative to the handle.

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Seattle, WA, United States of America

Daniel Joseph Greene