S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Kevin Harrity

Simon M Conway

Scott W Demarest

Jonathan N Mandell

Erica Eden Cohen

Nicholas A Oxley

Nathaniel Giraitis

Steven A Zach

Scott D Walter

Richard Whitehall

William F Gordon

Alex Mecker

Thomas A Renner

Stephen B Leonard

Gregory G Pieper

Jacob Palmborg

Jessi Pervola

David R Carlson

Jason K Stanbro

Nathan R Westphal

Kenneth W Michaels

Ronald Rhea Dir

Matthew Abbondanzio

Richard Paul Harbutt

Timothy I Moodycliffe

Timothy R Bartlett

Kamran Faterioun

Sarah E Heathcock

Gregory A Falduto

Mark E Johnson

Edwin Horton

David C Snow

Peter T M Nott

Chris A Koontz

Kara Gregory

Peter M Neumann

Kit R Morris

Paul Katz

Cory J Nelson

Gregg Allen Flender

Padma Prabodh Varanasi

William L Driskell

Matthew Brian Dubin

Robert Siegl

Amelia H Majerowski

Dennis William Gruber

Michael J Banco

Daniel A Andersen

Bradley J Barron

Marcelo Lauras Ginestel

Manoj K Mistry

P Prabodh Varanasi

Mark Groth

Nancy J Sedlar

Daniel A Anderson

Pedro Neves De Oliveira Neto

Mary Sheiu Wong

Luciano Matonti

Angel Fernando Daglio

Carlos Romero

Edwin T Horton, Jr

Denice A Menos

Robin P Winer

A volatile material dispenser that includes a housing, an electrical assembly that is received within the housing and includes a heater, and an adjustment assembly that is coupled to the housing and is configured to support a cartridge. The adjustment assembly is movable between a maximum output position, an intermediate output position, and an off position.

Heated air freshener

A dispenser includes a housing having a cavity. A container is provided within the cavity and includes a volatile material therein. The dispenser further includes a resistive heating wire. The container is in thermal communication with at least a portion of the resistive heating wire.

Dispenser

Bottle

Cartridge

A dispensing system includes a manifold adapted to be fluidly coupled to a valve stem of a container. The manifold includes first and second members extending outwardly from the manifold. The dispensing system also includes a shroud having first and second shroud portions on opposing sides of the shroud. The dispensing system further includes at least one enclosed track. The enclosed track receives and permits sliding of at least one of the first and second members.

Shroud and dispensing system for a handheld container

A dispensing system has a central longitudinal axis and includes a shroud adapted to receive a container. The shroud includes a gripping portion adapted to be gripped by a hand of a user. The dispensing system also includes an actuation member adapted to rotate about a rotation point on a rotation axis toward an interior of the shroud in response to a force applied to the actuation member by the user. The actuation member is configured such that a rotation distance is at least about 6 centimeters. The rotation distance is measured in a direction parallel to the central longitudinal axis between a location where the user can apply the force to the actuation member and the rotation point of the actuation member.

A dispensing system includes a shroud having a gripping portion. An actuation area of the shroud is between about 15% to about 95% of a surface area of the gripping portion.

A multi-sensory product able to disperse chemical actives using reeds or other wicks, as well as providing a light show is disclosed. The product includes a form-within-a-form design wherein the inner form or vase is able to store the chemical actives, as well as mount the reeds or other wicks. The outer vase complements the aesthetics of the inner vase while at the same time concealing the electronics of the device. The electronics of the device can include a power source, as well as a circuit board for driving LEDs mounted thereon. The LEDs can generate a light show which can be refracted and diffused through the glass or polymer material forming the inner and outer vases thereby creating an aesthetically pleasing and multi-sensory experience through the use of the product.

Multi-sensory product combining reeds, volatile actives diffusion, form-within-a-form construction, and light show capabilities

Container shroud

A control circuit for color changing LED devices with volatile active emissions and hidden input jacks is disclosed. The circuit allows the device to use variously sized power adapters, and a plurality of colored LEDs positioned so as to emit a colored light show. The circuit also includes a volatile active dispenser to control volatile active emission rates. A hidden input jack is also disposed to provide additional power as required. Thus, the circuit provides the combination of illumination and/or ambient light, colored light shows, volatile active emission control, and combinations thereof, within a single standalone device.

Circuit for color changing LED devices with volatile active emissions

Fragrance dispenser holder

Vase

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Oak Creek, WI, United States of America

Kevin Harrity