The Procter Gamble Company

Joris Jozef Gustaaf Tack

Michela Ratti

Alejandro Cedeno

Katia Bredo

Nicolas R&eacute;my Denis Pochart

Simon James Hopkins

Nicolas Remy Denis Joseph Pochart

The present invention is directed to a container for wetted wipes, comprising a container body with at least one opening, a stationary cover being fitted on, or integrated to said container body, said stationary cover comprising at least one dispensing opening through which the container contents is removed, a movable lid which is movably attached to said stationary cover, or is an integral movable part of the stationary cover, so as to reversibly close said dispensing opening, the container being characterized in that a gas-proof means is located between said stationary cover and said movable lid, for providing a gas-tight barrier between the inside and the outside of the container when the movable lid is in the closed position. Preferably, the tub also comprises a spring element and a releasable lock for automatic opening of the movable lid.

Container

A container for wetted wipes, comprising a container body with at least one opening, a stationary cover being fitted on, or integrated to said container body, said stationary cover comprising at least one dispensing opening through which the container contents is removed, a movable lid which is movably attached to said stationary cover, or is an integral movable part of the stationary cover, so as to reversibly close said dispensing opening, the container being characterized in that a gas-proof means is located between said stationary cover and said movable lid, for providing a gas-tight barrier between the inside and the outside of the container when the movable lid is in the closed position. Preferably, the tub also comprises a spring element and a releasable lock for automatic opening of the movable lid.

The present invention relates to a device ( ) for cleaning a liquid-containing vessel. More particularly, the present invention relates to a device ( ), suitable for cleaning liquid-containing vessels (such as bathtubs or swimming pools), equipped with an energy storage means, wherein said device ( ) is a static device and uses a liquid present in said vessel as rinse-liquid.

Static bathtub or swimming pool cleaning device

The present invention relates to a device ( ) for cleaning a liquid-containing vessel. More particularly, the present invention relates to a device ( ), suitable for cleaning liquid-containing vessels (such as bathtubs or swimming pools), equipped with an energy storage means and a self-tracking means and/or a filter, wherein said device ( ) is capable of floating and actively moving in said vessel.

Floating bathtub or swimming pool cleaning device

The present invention relates to a process of cleaning the inner surfaces of a liquid-containing vessel with an automatic cleaning device, wherein said process is performed by said device and comprises the steps of applying a cleaning composition onto at least portions of the inner surfaces of said liquid-containing vessel and rinsing at least portions of the inner surfaces of said liquid-containing vessel and wherein said automatic cleaning device is a non-floating device ( ) placed on the bottom of said vessel.

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Rome, Italy

Joris Jozef Gustaaf Tack