The Gillette Company

Thermacell Repellents, Inc.

The Procter Gamble Company

Steven Michael Bourque

Jack Anthony Washington

Charles James Bassett

Kelly Daniel Bridges

Ashok Bakul Patel

Robert Harold Johnson

Christopher Ramm

Matthew Stephen Bauer

Adam A Chojnacki

Christian Arnold Litterst

Christoph Zegula

Robert G Holmes, Jr

Regan Marie Fiascone

Matthew Frank Murgida

Michael Tejpaul Verasamy

Fernando Castro

Eric Glenn Siegmann

Jin Kyung Kim

Adam M Goess

Michael Hal Bruno

Jessy Lee Cusack

William Thomas O'Connor

David M Groh

James L Salemme

Zachary Oliver Veugen

Marco Fontecchio

Hubert Francis Carneiro

Timothy Collin Wheatley

Steven Francis Quigley

William Earle Tucker

Norman D Poisson

Matthew Michael Long

Jill Marie Shurtleff

Stuart Mark Leslie

Henry D Ren

Daniel Paul O'Brien

Aiqin Li

M Scott Curry

Thomas Alva Baer

William T O'Connor

Timothy G Kerrissey

Jason Christopher Billig

Justin Phillip Waldinger

Masha Danilova

Michael Thomas DeMellia

Andrew James Ford

Maurice Paul Matte

James Leo Salemme

David Matthew Groh

Ii David Matthew Groh

Illuminated insect repeller

The present invention describes a novel spring mechanism for a razor. In the razor, the spring member may be disposed in a movable member assembly, portions of which may be used for ejection or pivoting. The spring may be fully encompassed within the assembly and be placed within supporting structures therein. The spring is a loop-shaped element having overlapping end portions with free distal ends. Alternately, the spring member is tear drop shaped loop shape with distal ends that are spaced apart. The spring may be disposed within a first and/or second movable member such as an eject button or a pivot member. A retarding structure on the spring provides a retarding force which is based on the interaction of the retarding structure with a protrusion on an assembly portion to keep the spring orientation intact. The spring is desirably comprised of stainless steel and is a flat wire.

Razor assembly with loop shaped spring member

A handle. The handle can include a main body and a first substantially flat metal arm having a first proximal portion and a first distal end, the first proximal portion being rigidly coupled to the main body at a first location, and a second arm having a second proximal portion and a second distal end, the second proximal portion being rigidly coupled to the main body at a second location. The first and second distal ends can be in spaced relationship and have pivotally coupled therebetween a pivoting head.

Razor handle with a pivoting portion

A handle for a shaving razor in which the handle comprises a frame and a movable member assembly operably coupled to the frame such that the frame is disposed between the movable member assembly and where the movable member assembly portions are configured to move both above and below the frame. The movement can be linear or rotational. The movable member assembly comprises one or more springs. The first member and the second member are coupled together through said rigid member. The rigid member can include a rigid member platform which has a width to thickness ratio from about 7 to about 60.

Razor handle with a rigid member

Evaporator bottle

A handle for a shaving razor in which the handle comprises a frame and a movable member assembly operably coupled to the frame such that the frame is disposed between the movable member assembly and where the movable member assembly portions are configured to move both above and below the frame. The movement can be linear or rotational. The movable member assembly comprises one or more springs. A method of manufacturing a razor handle comprising the steps of providing an upper portion with one or more upper elements, providing a lower portion with one or more lower elements, securing the upper portion to the lower portion wherein a rigid member extends between the upper portion and the lower portion.

Razor handle with movable members

A razor handle. The razor handle can have a main body and a pivoting head pivotally coupled with the main body about a first axis of rotation. A severable benefit delivery member can extend from a main body connection on the main body to a pivoting head connection on the pivoting head, the benefit delivery member providing a first biasing torque on the pivoting head to affect an angular deflection about the first axis of rotation of the pivoting head relative to the main body. A spring member can extend from a spring-main-body connection on the main body to a spring-pivoting-head connection on the pivoting head, the spring member applying a second biasing torque to affect an angular deflection about the first axis of rotation of the pivoting head relative to the main body. A ratio of the sum of the first and second pivoting torques divided by the angular deflection in radians to the second pivoting torque divided by the angular deflection in radians of the pivoting head with the pivot benefit delivery connection severed can be greater than 2:1.

A razor handle. The razor handle include a main body and a pivoting head pivotally coupled with the main body about a pivot axis. The pivoting head can have a substantially trapezoidal prism shape and can include a base member and a cover member that overlies the base member in a mating relationship and can have an internal compartment. The cover member can have a skin interfacing face.

Hub controller for a linkable insect repeller system

A handle. The handle can have a main body and a first substantially flat arm having a first distal end and a first proximal end defining a first arm opening can be coupled to a first location of the main body. A second substantially flat arm having a second distal end and a second proximal end defining a second arm opening, can be coupled to a second location of the main body. The first and second distal ends can be in spaced relationship and have pivotally coupled therebetween a pivoting head having a trapezoidal prism shape.

A handle for a shaving razor in which the handle comprises a frame and a movable member assembly operably coupled to the frame such that the frame is disposed between the movable member assembly and where the movable member assembly portions are configured to move both above and below the frame. The movement can be linear or rotational. The movable member assembly comprises one or more springs. A razor handle includes a rigid member, a first member having one or more movable elements wherein a portion of the first member is connected to a first surface of the rigid member, a second member, the second member coupled to a second surface of the rigid member wherein a benefit delivery assembly is disposed in an area between the rigid member and the second member.

Razor handle with movable members and a benefit delivery system

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Billerica, MA, United States of America

Steven Michael Bourque