Abstract: An apparatus for the biocidal treatment of laundry in a washing machine includes a hollow body in which a biocidal substance is enclosed and whose shell has openings for the passage of the washing and rinsing bath. The biocidal substance is chosen in such a way that it is at least substantially harmless for the human metabolism and is effective for a certain period of time beyond the washing process in the washed laundry.

Abstract: A diaper dispenser simplifying the storage and removal of diapers consists of a container (1) designed for receiving horizontally stacked diapers, comprising a front wall (2), a bottom (9), and a removal opening (7, 8) disposed therebetween. The removal opening includes an approximately slot-shaped entry hole extending upwards from the lower edge (2c) of the front wall (2), preferably for the thumb of the hand, and a recess defined by a set-off of the edge (9a) of the bottom (9) on the side of the front wall, so that the respective bottommost diaper preferably comes to lie between thumb and index finger of the removing hand and can be withdrawn at an angle in forward and downward direction.

Abstract: A diaper dispenser simplifying the storage and removal of diapers consists of a container (1) designed for receiving horizontally stacked diapers, comprising a front wall (2), a bottom (9), and a removal opening (7, 8) disposed therebetween. The removal opening includes an approximately slot-shaped entry hole extending upwards from the lower edge (2c) of the front wall (2), preferably for the thumb of the hand, and a recess defined by a set-off of the edge (9a) of the bottom (9) on the side of the front wall, so that the respective bottommost diaper preferably comes to lie between thumb and index finger of the removing hand and can be withdrawn at an angle in forward and downward direction.

Abstract: A locking mechanism of the key lock type or code lock type for installation in a door of a vault or safe, includes at least one locking bolt for movement between a locking position in which a door is locked and an unlocking position in which the door is released for opening, an electromechanical actuator connected to the locking bolt for moving the locking bolt between the locking position and the unlocking position, a time delay circuit so interacting with the actuator as to delay operation of the actuator for a specified time period, with the time delay circuit being so positioned as to be inaccessible upon closed door and including an activation input for cooperation with a switch accessible from outside such that the time delay circuit is activated.