Kimberly-clark Worldwide, Inc.

Jereme Nathanial Dumm

Scott Adam Ternovits

Brian J Brigham

Christopher Michael Bechyne

Jason Robert Boon

Nadeem Haidary

Jonathan Adam Dien

Jennifer Lee Schiffman

Bjoern Niklas Jemsby

Pooja Ghanshyam Merai

A container of stacked moist wipes includes a dispenser housing. The housing defines top and bottom walls, first and second side walls, and first and second end walls. The walls collectively define an interior space, and the first end wall can be removed to provide access to the interior space via a refill orifice. The top wall includes a dispensing orifice through which wipes are extracted. A refill direction is generally perpendicular to a dispensing direction. In particular embodiments, the dispensing orifice is covered by a lid assembly. In certain embodiment, the first end wall includes a removable cap that has no permanent connection to the top wall, bottom wall, first side wall, or second side wall. In certain embodiments, the top wall, the bottom wall, the first side wall, the second side wall, and a permanent layer of the second end wall are integrally molded with each other.

Refillable dispensing container for stacked moist wipes

To better facilitate the application and removal of make-up on the skin, including on the face, and especially around the eyes, the present invention provides a wiping product having two or more lobes which substantially conform to both the user's finger and the area around the user's eyes. The wiping product is not secured to the user's finger or worn like a glove, but rather is simply supported by one or more fingers in use. In this manner, the wiping product is both simple to use and provides excellent application and removal of make-up in often hard to reach areas, such as the recesses of the eyes.

Make-up removal wipe

Container for storing and dispensing wipes

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River Forest, IL, United States of America

Jereme Nathanial Dumm