Waldwick Plastics Inc.

Kerry, Inc.

Hometek International Ltd.

Waldwick Plastic Corporation

Reckitt Benckiser Inc.

Menshen USA

Robert Terrence Fellows

Jeffrey Lawrence Stern

Manfred Alois Riegg

Alfred G Prior

Arnold Thaler

Po Chun Yip

Guillermo Ivan Martinez

Kwok-Kuen Tong

Joseph Ponzoni

Steven Claisse

Jose Michael Nina

Michael David Love

James W Cavanagh

Earl E Hoyt

Dominick LoPiccolo

James Edward Bargmann

Thomas Michael Papasso

Evaporator

5-chamber air freshener

4-Chamber air freshener

Bottle for a battery powered vaporizer

A multi-fragrance scent dispenser includes a housing having an outlet opening; first and second holders in the housing for holding first and second liquid fragrance containers having first and second wicks, respectively, extending out of the first and second liquid fragrance containers; a first heater positioned in the housing to be in surrounding relation to the first wick when the first liquid fragrance container is held by the first holder; a second heater positioned in the housing to be in surrounding relation to the second wick when the first liquid fragrance container is held by the first holder; a control circuit which selectively controls activation of the first and second heaters; and a blocking plate movable relative to the heaters for at least partially blocking escape of evaporated fragrance through the outlet opening from at least one of the first and second wicks.

Multi-fragrance scent dispenser

A universal bottle that interfits into a plurality of different housings for liquid vaporization devices. Two of the current commercial devices have specially constructed bottles that are not interchangeable, that is, the bottle intended for use with one of the commercial devices cannot be used with the other device and vice versa. The present bottle is dimensioned so as to interfit into both of the commercial devices and has a neck having an opening and two sets of opposite external surfaces that are dimensioned so that in one orientation, the bottle will fit into one of the commercial devices, and, by rotating the bottle a predetermined amount to another orientation, the bottle can be operatively inserted into the other of the commercial devices. In each instance, a locking system on the bottle cooperates with the housing of the commercial device to retain the bottle in its operative position.

Liquid vaporization device and bottle

Bottle for a vaporizable substance

Acidic, thickened cleaning and disinfecting compositions which exhibit good long term shelf stability, are particularly effective in the removal of limescale from hard surfaces, and which are effective against gram positive and gram negative bacteria. The compositions comprise one or more nonionic surfactants; one or more quaternary ammonium surfactant compounds having germicidal properties; an acid mixture comprising formic acid and one or more water soluble organic acids, particularly water soluble organic acids selected from the group consisting of: lactic acid, citric acid, glycolic acid and where the formic acid and one or more water soluble organic acids are present in a weight ratio of formic acid: formic acid:water soluble organic acid(s) of 1:0.1-10; a cellulose based thickening composition; optionally but desirably a one or more conventional additives such as a coloring agent, fragrance or pH adjusting agent; and, water. The compositions may also include further conventional adjuvants such as perfumes and coloring agents in minor amounts. The compositions feature surprisingly good viscosity retention over time notwithstanding the presence of formic acid and cellulose based thickeners in the compositions.

Thickened acidic, hard surface cleaning and disinfecting compositions particularly useful for ceramic surfaces

Growing community of inventors

Park Ridge, NJ, United States of America

Robert Terrence Fellows