The Clorox Company

Larry F Morice

Lucinda A Vejar

Karen S Hefter

Carrie C Oliver

Ronald E Heiskell

Richard G Kraft

James E Rader

Ezra E Theys

Frank M Knafelc

Dane Dickson

R Gregory Taylor

John K Hobbs

Michael J Silveira

Dino A Dimelis

Georg Baratta-Dragono

Karin Hartman

Michael B Tybergein

Bottle

A display device for affixing samples to a package provides a member having a first surface which includes first fastening means; and a second surface which includes second fastening means, wherein the first fastening means fastens the member to a first object which supports the member, and the second fastening means attaches a display means.

Sample display device

Toilet tank dispenser

A dispenser for viscous fluids includes a housing having a hanger assembly for suspending a collapsible bag with a dispenser outlet extending from an opening at the bottom of the housing, and a pair of rollers riding in parallel pairs of slots vertically extending in opposite sides of the housing. The rollers form a nip for receiving the collapsible bag whereby the rollers jointly doctor or extrude fluid in the bag toward the dispenser outlet at a substantially constant delivery rate in response to operation of the dispenser.

Viscous fluid dispenser

Multiple embodiments of a display-ready carton each include an opening formed in one vertical panel both to display articles within the carton and to permit their removal as desired. The opening preferably extends into the top panel of the carton and includes a removable reinforcing element, more preferably a T-bar, extending across the opening. The carton is preferably formed from corrugated material having a horizontal axis of corrugation in the panel forming the opening and a vertical axis of corrugation in the end panels to structurally rigidify the carton. The carton is preferably the same height as the articles and is more preferably formed from a wrap including the front, back, top and bottom panels and end pieces forming the two end panels. In a method of use, the carton is filled with articles, transported to a point of sale and then arranged to display articles in the carton, the removable reinforcing element more preferably being removed after the carton is filled with articles and prior to display of the articles to make the carton fully display-ready.

Display-ready shipping carton

Growing community of inventors

San Ramon, CA, United States of America

Larry F Morice