Schering-plough Healthcare Products Inc.

Church Dwight & Co., Inc.

Kraft Foods Holdings, Inc.

Warner-lambert Company

Kraft Foods Global Brands LLC

Cadbury Adams LLC

Intercontinental Great Brands LLC

James Spencer Mandle

Charles Francis Flynn, Iv

John C Pender

Charles Wood Saunders, Jr

Daniel Robert Williams

Scott Lee Fisher

Allen Sydney Aldridge

David John Jochem

Robert Cregg Barnes

Donald Allan Scott

Steven A Bolkan

Gladys Odette Sierra-Gomez

Gregory Alan Ornoski

Eva Marie Peters

Jerry Zinnbauer

Joseph Stiener

Johnny W Jarrells

Charles F Flynn

Charles Francis Flynn

Charles Francis Iv Flynn

The present invention provides a reclosable consumable product package for retaining an array of products until the products are desired to be removed. The package includes a container packet formed of a planar extent roll for retaining and enclosing the array of products. A cover with adhesive attached thereto defined by an openable flap overlies the packet. The packet is scored along its surface in such a way that opening of the flap causes the packet to open along the scoring to expose the product for dispensing.

Reclosable consumable product package assembly

A dual functional sheet-like cleaning article having a first layer made of at least one non-woven material and a second layer made of at least one different non-woven material in which the first layer provides a water absorbing capability wherein the second layer provides an abrasive capability to the cleaning article.

Dual functional cleaning article

A container for storing cleaning pads which includes as part of the lid, a used cleaning pad storage area in which a used cleaning pad may be stored between uses. A packaging system for the container having an anti-tampering feature is also provided.

Container with lid adapted to support a cleaning pad and packaging containing the same

A container for a food product includes a wrapper which surrounds a frame. The container can be any polygonal shape which is defined by the shape of the frame. The wrapper forms a top of the container which has an access opening. A sealing layer is adhesively sealed to the top around the opening. The sealing layer is resealable when a tab of the sealing layer is pulled back. The sealing layer is resealable against the top layer to seal the opening when the sealing layer is moved back to a flat position on the top. Various tamper-evident structures are provided to indicate when the container has been initially opened or tampered with.

Resealable food container

A holder for a scouring device such as a steel wool pad which includes a base, a pair of opposed legs extending from the base and a gripping assembly positioned at an end portion of each of the opposed legs including a gripping assembly which is moveable by the consumer from a first position sufficient to secure the holder to the steel wool pad to a second position to release the steel wool pad without the user having to touch the steel wool pad during movement from the first position to the second position.

Holder for scouring device

Rectangular dispensing container

A dispensing container is formed having a housing with an opening at the top and defining an internal cavity. A wheel is rotatably attached to the housing and includes an arm which extends from the wheel and is dimensioned to cover the opening. The wheel with the extending arm is adapted to pivot away from the opening when the wheel is rotated, thereby allowing one to dispense the contents present in the container.

Dispensing container with rotatable lid

A dispensing package for substantially flat items, such as razor blades, gum and mints. The dispensing package contains a hollow container having a slot on one side and a dispensing door on one end adjacent to the slot. An elevator is located within the track for supporting and lifting the confectionery items. An elevator button is located on one end of the elevator and protrudes through the slot to allow the user to manually raise the elevator and the items located thereon. On the inside of the package and adjacent to the slot is a ratcheting track which corresponds with ratcheting protrusions on the elevator button. The ratcheting track and ratcheting protrusions allow the elevator to move upward in a manner such that only one item at a time is dispensed. Upon the exertion of manual force to lift the elevator button in an upward direction, the elevator is raised via the ratcheting track and protrusions and the top item contacts and pushes open the dispensing door. The product to be used is then removed through the dispensing door.

Dispensing package

A display rack for displaying boxes, especially boxes containing a plurality of smaller product packages (such as mint packages), comprising a base and a stand having a plurality of openings. Swing arms with lock slots are adapted to extend from two opposing sides of the openings and engage with the product boxes being displayed. The swing arms are moveable inward and outward within a slot in the rack and are such that the arms may be either perpendicular to the vertical axis of the rack, when the arms are adjacent to the back of the rack, or tilted downward when the swing arms are distanced from the back of the rack. Consequently, the engaged product boxes may be located in a level position at the back of the rack (a position which is especially useful for loading, transport and storage) or they may be tipped in a downward position at the front of the rack to prominently display the product. The boxes are uniquely designed to include slots which accommodate the ends of the swing arms and thus hold the boxes in place in the rack and also allow for easy replacement of the boxes in the rack. In addition, a lock tab on the swing arms is engageable with openings in the boxes to removably lock the swing arms and the boxes together.

Display rack

An novel egg holder is claimed. The egg holder is used in combination with a tray and dye containing liquid for coloring eggs.

Egg holder and tray for coloring eggs

Egg holder

Egg holder and tray

A press and a method for using the press to tie-dye eggs is claimed. The press comprises a planar material having a surface; a center fold line essentially dividing said planar material into two parts, each part having in the surface of said planar material, a depression such that when the planar material is folded along said centerfold line, the two depressions align to define a closed void that is substantially egg-shaped; each depression further having at least one predetermined locus for puncturing.

Press and method for tie-dyeing eggs

Foldable egg tie-dye press

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James Spencer Mandle