S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Evan A Sparks

Thomas A Helf

James R Crapser

Jeffrey L Crull

Cathal L Fahy

Timothy R Bartlett

Bradley G Harrison

Christopher F Lang

Joel Kramka

Julie L Bates

Katlyn Garcia

Richard A Batton

Casey Frett

Paul E Furner

Kenneth W Michaels

Cunjiang Cheng

David J Trettin

Timothy R Ordiway

Spencer Ralph Dodge

Jonathan Mark Dalton

Hee Seung Lim

Douglas A Soller

Amelia H Majerowski

Michael C Fryan

Kevin Lawrence Askling

Shawn Smith

Peter M Neumann

Stephen B Leonard

Dirk K Nickel

John Aaron Miller

James Michael Schlueter

Katlyn Ross

Elizabeth Alstad

Joshua James Riley

Brian T Davis

Steven A Zach

Donald J Schumacher

Joel E Adair

Evelyne Chaubert

Thomas Jaworski

Nitin Sharma

Edward L Paas

Charles Frazer Kilby

Matthew J Forst

Kamran Faterioun

Jeffrey L Harwig

Wenson Chern

Doug Birkholz

Miles William Noel Hember

Brad P Baranowski

Jose M Arevalo

Douglas James Birkholz

Gregory A Falduto

Jessica M Gilbertson

Robert J Kopanic

Lawrence Jon Fenske

Tai P Luc

Loretta G Lynch

Terence Lup-ho Kwan

Pamela J Taylor

Aaron Marion

Zahra Tashakorinia

Frank J Steer

Rakesh K Popli

Daniel G Lee

Jaime R Allen

Ronald G Ruffalo

Spencer Dodge

Ryan V Lee

Meghan M Mullen

Roslyn Coleman Kinchen

Michelle Dekea Fason

Paulina Carlos Trevino

Terence Lup-Ho Kwan

Container

A sprayer system includes a sprayer head, at least two reservoirs, and a gripping portion. The reservoirs hold constituent components of a product. The product is emitted from a nozzle included in the sprayer head. The emission of the product results in the depletion of the components of one of the reservoirs to a greater extent than the remaining at least one reservoir and changes the center of gravity of the sprayer system.

Fluid application system

A container can be configured for use with an attachment for mixing and dispensing a solution. The container can include an outlet opening for flow out of the container, and a container valve that is configured to control the flow out of the outlet opening. A neck of the container can be oblong, can include a first attachment flange and a second attachment flange, or can include a first attachment shelf and a second attachment shelf.

Attachment and system for mixing and dispensing a chemical and diluent

A container includes a reservoir holding a non-pressurized product. A metering device and valve assembly are within the reservoir. The valve assembly includes a product intake conduit and a spring biased valve stem. The valve stem is at least one of an upwardly extending conduit or reciprocating conduit, which is in fluid communication with the product intake conduit.

A system for mixing and dispensing solution, such as a cleaning solution, includes a body with a first flow passage extending between a diluent inlet and an outlet, and a second flow passage extending between a concentrate inlet and the first flow passage. The system further includes a container for concentrate, with a container including a container valve. Moving the body axially toward the container to seat the body on the container opens the container valve for a flow of concentrate from the container to the first flow passage via the second flow passage. Further, moving the body axially away from the container to unseat the body from the container closes the container valve to the flow of concentrate.

A cleaning device includes a base having a first side and a second side. A first deployment element pivotally connects to the first side of the base and is pivotable from a stowed position to a deployed position. A second deployment element pivotally connects to the second side of the base and is pivotable from the stowed position to the deployed position. In the stowed position the base, the first deployment element, and the second deployment element define a substantially rectangular perimeter. In the deployed position, the base, the first deployment element, and the second deployment element define a substantially trapezoidal perimeter.

Cleaning device having a variable size and shape head

A dispensing device for release of a volatile material includes a base, a drive arm coupled to a pendulum based drive mechanism, and a refill coupled to the drive arm. The refill includes a support base, at least one flange, a substrate coupled with the at least one flange, and a use-up cue.

Dispensing device

Dispenser with container

Bottle

Wearable devices for dispensing insect repellents, fragrances, and/or other chemicals along the outside of the clothing of a human are disclosed. They are of the type that are clipped onto a belt or the like, and use a powered fan to dispense active. They are configured with a first timer to account for a passive release rate of the active and a second timer to account for an active release rate of the active. The first time and second timer are in communication with a useful life indicator to provide a signal to a user of the device to indicate when the substrate in the device for containing the active should be replaced.

Wearable chemical dispenser

Combined Sprayer and Refill Bottles

A fluid application system includes a diluent reservoir, a chemical container, a sprayer housing, a manifold located in the sprayer housing, and a pump assembly in fluid communication with an outlet of the manifold. The manifold includes a diluent inlet in fluid communication with the diluent reservoir, a chemical inlet in fluid communication with the container, a mixing chamber in fluid communication with the diluent inlet and the chemical inlet and the outlet of the manifold. The pump assembly draws a mixture of the chemical and the diluent from the manifold and sprays the mixture of the chemical and the diluent from the nozzle.

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Madison, WI, United States of America

Evan A Sparks