S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Neil P Williams

Christopher Alan Harris

Jo Anthony Sasota

Chrysoula Myrto Nigl

Heather Harwood

Christopher Conley

Steven A Zach

George Ikuya Nukuto

Christopher T Strahm

Dirk K Nickel

Edward J Kunesh

Ivan Da Barp

Allen D Miller

James A Shoemaker

Terrance M Parve

Mark J Van Handel

Aaron Marion

Kristian Buschmann

Bridget M Soldan

Peter M Neumann

Gary B Swetish

Steven B Mineau

Jose De Jesus Castillo Higareda

Deliang Shi

Sean P Kingston

Kimberly Kristopeit

Christopher T Straham

Kristoffer A Knudsen

A storage caddy for a cleaning implement can include a holder configured to receive a wand or cleaning implement and a storage container having a lid connected to the storage container. The storage caddy can also include a tray for holding a first set of cleaning pads and a sleeve for holding a second set of cleaning pads. The first set of cleaning pads can be arranged in an upper portion of the storage container above the second set of cleaning pads, and the second set of cleaning pads can be located in a lower portion of the storage container. The wand or cleaning implement can be configured to receive one of the first set of cleaning pads from the tray or one of the second set of cleaning pads from the sleeve.

Method of forming a toilet caddy assembly

Toilet caddy assembly and method of forming a toilet caddy assembly

Pump dispenser

Bottle

Holder for a cleaning implement

Tray

Wearable devices for dispensing insect repellents, fragrances, and/or other chemicals along the outside of the clothing of a human are disclosed. The devices are of the type that are clipped onto a belt or the like, and use a powered fan to dispense active. Air flow is directed through a substrate and adjacent to a useful life indicator to improve reliability of the useful life indicator.

Wearable chemical dispenser with useful life indicator

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Racine, WI, United States of America

Neil P Williams