Reckitt Benckiser (uk) Limited

Reckitt & Colman (overseas) Limited

Reckitt Benckiser Inc.

Reckitt & Colman Inc.

Martin Butler

Simon Woolley

Steve Walsh

Andrea Duddington

Laurie Labesque

Benjamin David Hindle

Richard Paul Harbutt

Christopher Smith

Richard Read

Carlos Daireaux

Bruno Lablaine

Kristian David Hall

Paul Newton

David Bedford

Ruben Garcia

James Anderson

Andrew Douglas Barraclough

Sam Leach

Andrea Szeki

Erin Corstanje

Fernando Mayor

Jingu Kim

Alina Loscher

Shaun P Rymer

Wu Jin

Kate Langley

Chris Jones

Dennis Chan

Shaun Rymer

The present invention describes a device for evaporating a volatile liquid from a container having a wick. The device includes a housing, a motion sensor, a first electrical heating element, and at least one of: a second electrical heating element; a fan; a region of increased heating capacity within the first electrical heating element. In use, the motion sensor is operable to detect motion in the vicinity of the device and, on detecting motion, the device operates to activate at least one of a second electrical heating element; a fan; a region of increased heating capacity within the first electrical heating element. The present invention also describes a method for evaporating the volatile liquid and a kit of parts for the same.

Device for evaporating a volatile liquid

A spray device comprises spray container receiving means and spray container actuation means (), wherein the spray container actuation means are adapted to periodically cause ejection of spray material from a spray container () by means of an actuator arm (), wherein the actuator arm () incorporates position indication means ().

Spray device

A spraying device () is described, the device comprising a housing () adapted to receive a refill () of fluid therein and having an aperture () suitable for permitting, in use, the spraying of a fluid therethrough, the device further comprising actuation means () configured for periodic actuation of the refill, wherein the device is provided with detection means () configured to distinguish between at least one area of lower reflectance and at least one area of relatively higher reflectance on a spray head of said refill. Methods of operation of such a spraying device are also described.

Spraying device and method of using same

An outlet head () for a spray device (), the outlet head () comprising an inlet section () having an opening () adapted to receive an output section () of a spray material container (), said opening () forming a first end of a fluid channel for spray material from the spray material container (), the outlet head () also comprising an outlet portion () adapted to eject spray material and forming a second end of the fluid channel for spray material, wherein the inlet section () has a first, major, lateral axis and a second, minor, lateral axis, said first and second axes being substantially at right angles to one another, wherein the size of the inlet section along the first, major, axis is greater than the size of the inlet section along the second, minor, axis.

Spraying apparatus and method of using the same

Spray nozzle

Opaque aerosol dispenser

Apparatus for emitting a chemical agent as a vapour which apparatus includes operative parts and a decorative cover. The decorative cover has curved air inlet channels. The operative parts include a reservoir containing the chemical agent in liquid form; a wick in communication with the chemical agent; an emanator carried by the wick and located outside the reservoir and a fan, preferably battery-powered, to impel air over the emanator.

Apparatus for emitting a chemical agent

Aerosol valve

Bottle

Air freshener device

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Hull, United Kingdom

Martin Butler