S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Mark E Johnson

Scott W Demarest

David R Carlson

Simon M Conway

Kit R Morris

Kevin Harrity

David A Hoadley

Kamran Faterioun

Michael E Short

Kenneth W Michaels

Cory J Nelson

Glenn T Walters

Ronald Rhea Dir

Jeffrey J Christianson

Matthew Abbondanzio

Cathal L Fahy

Matthew Brian Dubin

Matthew C Grossman

Meghan Marie McGuire

Ronald M Llanes

Daniel A Andersen

Sarah E Heathcock

Edwin Horton

Tai P Luc

James R Nielsen

David B Nebel

Claudia V Gamboa

Sunny Kim

Lance D Chady

Jill Tyler Gundy

Sandra D Tschantz

Sylvie Travard

Edwin T Horton, Jr

Daniel J Hanak

Ciara A Brickey

Eileen Salim

John Jaeggi

Selvarani Govidasamy-Lucey

John A Lucey

Dispenser

A volatile material dispensing system includes a housing having at least one opening in a sidewall thereof and at least one engagement member extending from the housing. The volatile material dispensing system further includes a base adapted to interact with the housing, wherein the base includes a mechanical assembly. A reservoir contains a volatile material, wherein the reservoir rotates from a first position to a second position when the at least one engagement member contacts the mechanical assembly.

Volatile material dispensing system having an adjustable diffusion apparatus

Candle jar

Fragrance sampler

A fragrance sampling display for retail environments is disclosed. The sampling display may include a dock having a removable faceplate and sidewalls. The dock may include one or more receptacles and one or more scent modules, wherein each scent module is associated with and partially inserted into only one of the receptacles. The scent modules may be removably disposed in the corresponding receptacles by retractable cords. Each of the scent modules may include a different volatile active corresponding to a different fragrance product and vent holes to facilitate passive emission of the associated fragrance. The vent holes may be configured so as to be substantially sealed while the associated scent module is in its respective receptacle.

Retail fragrance sampling display

A light apparatus includes one or more light pipes and/or diffusers to transfer and/or diffuse light from a few point light sources to a broader area and to other points. A hollow light pipe includes a light transmissive sidewall that encompasses an interior space, which receives and hides control circuitry for the light sources therein. A bottom end surface of the hollow light pipe is disposed adjacent to one or more light sources and transmits the light therefrom over a relatively large, uniform area. A solid core light pipe has a light receiving end and a light dispersion end having a reflective facet therein. The reflective facet includes a depression forming a reflective surface angularly displaced from a longitudinal axis of the solid core light pipe. A light diffuser surrounding a point source of light is adapted to cause the point source to look like a flame. A light apparatus including the hollow light pipe and the solid core light pipe and/or the light diffuser is adapted to provide a plurality of different light effects, including a multi-color light show through the hollow light pipe and a flame flicker effect through the solid core light pipe.

Light apparatus

An adapter device for a lamp or light fixture includes a male connector, a female socket and control circuitry. The adapter supports at least one RGB LED cluster positioned so as to emit a colored light show. The male connector is configured to be received in a conventional light socket. The adapter also includes a slot for receiving and securing a replaceable volatile active insert for enabling the device to emit an active ingredient from the insert when the insert is secured in the slot. A conventional light bulb or a CFL may also be connected to the female socket as a source of illumination. Thus, a single adapter is used to combine a conventional light source/colored light show source/volatile active source.

Adapter for light bulbs equipped with volatile active dispenser and light emitting diodes

A portable light device is capable of generating light that is substantially uniformly distributed at its surface. The light device includes a housing having at least a translucent portion formed of a translucent material A first light source is disposed within the housing and is adapted to generate light. A first optical structure is positioned to direct at least a portion of the light from the first light source toward the housing translucent portion, and a second optical structure is positioned between the first light source and the housing translucent portion, the second optical structure being adapted to diffuse at least a portion of the light for uniform distribution across the housing translucent portion.

Decorative light system

Growing community of inventors

Mount Prospect, IL, United States of America

Mark E Johnson