S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Weber-Stephen Products LLC

Snap-On Inc.

Nike, Inc.

Diversey, Inc.

Johnson Outdoors Inc.

Bretford Manufacturing, Inc.

Argonorth LLC

Thomas Jaworski

Scott D. Walter

Lawrence J. Fenske

Bit 7, Inc

Heather R. Schramm

Jonathan M. Mick

Jeffrey L. Crull

Jeffrey L Crull

Thomas A Helf

Evan A Sparks

James R Crapser

Cunjiang Cheng

Karol Polaczek

Christopher F Lang

Joel Kramka

Timothy R Ordiway

Stephen B Leonard

Evan Sparks

Simon Livingston-Jha

Jonathan M Mick

David J Trettin

Henry M Hillstrom

Spencer Ralph Dodge

Paul Hunt

Lawrence Jon Fenske

William R Mathias

Jerzy Latocha

Jonathan Mark Dalton

Hee Seung Lim

Jeremy Frank Knopow

Michael Sawalski

Montel Caruthers

Jose M Arevalo

Cory J Nelson

Julie L Bates

Linda Moy Madore

Katlyn Garcia

Richard A Batton

Casey Frett

James Michael Schlueter

Shawn Smith

William Mathias

Elizabeth Alstad

Joshua James Riley

Jr Karol Polaczek

Steven A Zach

Jason Grant Tilk

Douglas A Soller

Simon M Conway

Nathan R Westphal

Allen D Miller

Kenneth W Michaels

Thomas Albert Sutrina

Scott D Walter

Matthew Abbondanzio

Kristian Buschmann

Matthew Brian Dubin

Thomas P Blandino

Steven Merrill Harrington

Matthew J Forst

Lawrence J Fenske

Doug Birkholz

Timothy S Jones

John Aaron Miller

Michael O Maloney

Susan K Lewis

Steven V Bisbikis

Brad P Baranowski

Gregory Paul Beamer

Heather R Schramm

Paresh Shroff

Michael J Maloney

Ronald J Schmidt

Wesley C Marcus

Thomas D Gueldenzopf

Paul R Hunt

Gary Stephan

Aaron Marion

Jack Hough

Jim Szpak

Michael Bilinski

Jessica Lindquist

Nick R Long

Spencer Dodge

Katlyn Ross

Gregory Falendysz

Tom Sutrina

Joseph P Shaffer

Theresa L Blair

Joel E Kramka

Katlyn C Garcia

Shawn M Smith

John M Fritz

Michael Roosa

Brett DeFever

Wai Yin Shum

Michael Maloney

Timothy Jones

A system includes a first power cord and at least one heated repellant dispersal unit electrically connected to the first power cord that increases an evaporation rate of a repellant within the heated repellant dispersal unit.

Repellant string light

Portable grills are disclosed. An example portable grill movable between an erected configuration and a collapsed configuration includes a frame, a leg unit, and a leg lock assembly. The leg unit is movably coupled to the frame. The leg unit includes a first leg and a second leg spaced apart from the first leg. The leg lock assembly is operatively coupled to the leg unit and located partially within the frame. The leg lock assembly is configured to lock the leg unit in a first position relative to the frame when the portable grill is in the erected configuration, and to unlock the leg unit from the first position to enable movement of the portable grill from the erected configuration into the collapsed configuration.

Portable grills

Portable grills are disclosed. An example portable grill includes a cookbox, a lid, a cooking grate, and a grate retainer. The lid is movably coupled to the cookbox, and is movable relative to the cookbox between a closed position and an open position. The lid and the cookbox define a cooking chamber when the lid is in the closed position. The cooking grate is located within the cooking chamber and supported by the cookbox. The cooking grate is movable relative to the cookbox when the lid is in the open position. The grate retainer is coupled to the lid, and extends inwardly from an inner surface of the lid. The grate retainer is configured to restrict movement of the cooking grate relative to the cookbox when the lid is in the closed position.

Portable grills are disclosed. An example portable grill movable between an erected configuration and a collapsed configuration includes a valve and regulator assembly and a tank blocker. The valve and regulator assembly includes a tank connector configured to removably couple a fuel tank to the valve and regulator assembly. The tank blocker is configured to prevent the portable grill from being moved from the erected configuration into the collapsed configuration when the portable grill is in the erected configuration and the fuel tank is coupled to the tank connector.

Portable grills are disclosed. An example portable grill movable between an erected configuration and a collapsed configuration includes a frame, a cookbox, a lid, and a lid lock assembly. The cookbox is coupled to the frame. The lid is movably coupled to the cookbox. The lid is movable relative to the cookbox between a closed position and an open position. The lid lock assembly is coupled to the frame. The lid lock assembly is configured to enable movement of the lid from the closed position into the open position when the portable grill is in the erected configuration, and to lock the lid in the closed position in response to the portable grill being moved from the erected configuration into the collapsed configuration.

A docking computer storage system has a plurality of docking bays for receiving laptop computers. A male USB-C connector is provided at the rear of each bay such that, when a laptop computer is inserted into the docking bay, the male USB-C connector in the docking bay will automatically engage a corresponding female USB-C connector on the laptop computer. The male USB-C connector is disposed on a floating subassembly which enables vertical and horizontal relative movement of the male USB-C connector within the docking bay. The floating subassembly has self-orienting inactive 'dummy' male connectors configured to engage one or more female connectors on the laptop computer other than the USB-C connector. The self-orienting inactive 'dummy' male connectors cause the male USB-C connector of the docking station to be properly aligned with the female USB-C connector of the laptop computer.

Docking computer storage system

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

Foldable mirror

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 latch with a handle that is elastically biased in the closed position. The latch is attached to the lid via a handle, and when the handle is disengaged from the lid, the latch can be rotated away from the lid. Upon rotating the latch away from the lid, hooks on the latch will disengage with a receiving portion of a case, thereby allowing the lid to be removed from the case.

Latch mechanism for front opening lid

Bottle

A dilution control device and method of operating the same. The dilution control device can include a structure for dispensing concentrate and diluent fluid in a desired dilution ratio utilizing volumetric dosing. In some embodiments, diluent fluid drives a wheel or compresses a pliable concentrate bag in order to dispense concentrate in the desired ratio with the diluent fluid. In some embodiments, one or more floats can be used to drive a pump or actuate a valve to dispense concentrate at a particular rate proportional with the flow rate of the diluent fluid. In some embodiments, a rocker is responsive to the flow of diluent fluid to pump concentrate. In some embodiments, the dilution control device can be operable to automatically modulate the dispense rate of concentrate when the diluent fluid flow rate is varied in order to maintain a predetermined dilution ratio.

Device and method for dilution control

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McFarland, WI, United States of America

Jeffrey L Crull