The Drackett Company

The Procter Gamble Company

The Dow Chemical Company

William J O'Neil, Jr

David A Jones

Phillip L Brookshire

Paul R Campbell

Timothy J Beechuk

Robert E Dilgard

Edwin F Neu

John S Reece

John Andrew Miller

Richard P Burkhart

Daniel J Sims

Randy Embertson

Air freshener dispenser

Sponge mop for cleaning tubs, tile or the like

Operating lever for a wringer mop

Wringer mop head

Wringer mop head with scrubber

An air freshener dispenser of the type containing in a reservoir a liquid fragrance composition comprising a necked container, a wick provided in the neck, an emanator pad holder retaining within a containment enclosure an absorbent or emanator pad in contact with the wick, and a cover member including at least one fragrance-diffusion aperture, the emanator pad holder including means defining at least one fragrance diffusion channel, the emanator pad being detachably rotatable within the cover member, whereby rotation of the cover member brings the diffusion aperture and the diffusion channel into registry.

Air freshener

Aerosol can overcap

A scrubber attachment for being fixedly mounted to a wringer type sponge mop without the necessity for any extra, attaching hardware. The scrubber attachment carries a scrubber pad and is fixedly secured to the mop head at a predetermined angle. This combination yields a mop capable of both conventional sponge cleaning and of abrasively rubbing to effect further cleansing treatment of a surface without the risk of moving the scrubber out of operative position during use.

Sponge mop with scrubber attachment

Scoop

Room deodorizer dispenser

Bar of soap or the like

Growing community of inventors

Cincinnati, OH, United States of America

William J O'Neil, Jr