Ecolab Inc.

Ecolab USA Inc.

Jamie W Lerbs

John Ellwood Thomas

Gregory G Griese

Steven Eugene Lentsch

Terry James Klos

Stephan Maria Hubig

Brian A Chute

Eric Richard Balz

Ronald B Howes, Jr

Kathryn A Netschke

James L Copeland

Scott M Russell

S John Barcay

Patrick Henry Kilawee

Thomas L Harris

Roy F Johnson

John A Mathisrud

Trevor J Wihelmson

A product dispenser (, and) for attachment to a surface such as an inner surface of a dryer releasably attaches a product () to the surface.

Product dispenser and carrier

A product dispenser and carrier () for attachment to a surface such as a dryer fin includes a plate member () and a product carrier (). The plate member () attaches to the surface and the product carrier () releasably attaches to the plate member (). Product () is operatively connected to the product carrier ().

The present invention relates to apparatus for washing drains. The apparatus includes a support and a nozzle, which are adapted and configured to convey fluid to and to wash a drain. Typically, the apparatus includes a wand as the support and a ball or head as the nozzle. The apparatus can also include a fluid retainer, which can keep the dispensed fluid in and/or near the drain.

Drain washing apparatus

A product dispenser and carrier () includes a product () operatively connected to a product carrier (). The product dispenser and carrier () releasably attaches to a surface such as an inner surface of a dryer to releasabty operatively connect the product () thereto.

A product dispenser and carrier ( ) for attachment to a surface such as a dryer fin includes a plate member ( ) and a product carrier ( ). The plate member ( ) attaches to the surface and the product carrier ( ) releasably attaches to the plate member ( ). Product ( ) is operatively connected to the product carrier ( ).

A dispensing device ( ) for dispensing a measured amount of a chemical ( ) into a fluid piping system including a cap member ( ) having a fluid inlet port ( ) and a fluid outlet port ( ) between which is a tubular flow conduit ( ). The cap member ( ) also includes bypass and control members ( ), which align with an inlet passageway ( ) and an outlet passageway ( ) in the cap member ( ). Fluid flows into the cap member ( ) through the inlet port ( ). The tubular flow conduit ( ) has the inlet passageway ( ) therein to divert a portion of the fluid passing through the system into a canister ( ) operatively connected to the cap ( ). A container ( ) is disposed within the canister ( ) containing the chemical ( ), which is partially dissolved by fluid introduced into the container ( ) to create a use solution. The use solution passes out of the canister ( ) through the outlet passageway ( ) in the tubular flow conduit ( ) located downstream from the inlet passageway ( ) and is reintroduced into the fluid system to flow out of the outlet port ( ). The bypass and control members ( ) may be used in variable positions to control and meter the amount of use solution being dispensed.

Venturi feeder bypass and control

A flowable material dispensing system that will dispense a flowable material into a container and stop dispensing when the proper level is reached in the container. The container has an actuating device that is used to open the valve on the container. As the flowable material flows into the container and reaches the top, flow stops.

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Mendota Heights, MN, United States of America

Jamie W Lerbs