Abstract: A dispenser for dispensing volatile components of an air treating gel, which stabilizes an emanating surface of an emanating face of an enclosed air treating gel, that is structurally simple and relatively easy to manufacture. The emanating surface of the gel attaches to a grille of an aperture member fast within and adjacent a major opening of the dispenser. The aperture member is designed to support the emanating surface continuously throughout the dispensation of the volatile components and may be sized to provide vacuum relief to a bottom surface of the enclosed gel. Accordingly, the emanating surface is replenished from a reservoir of gel within the dispenser while remaining supported by the aperture member.

Abstract: A dispenser for dispensing volatile products present in a gel in which the gel is anchored to the dispenser throughout the perimeter of an emanating surface of the gel from which the volatile products are dispensed. The emanating surface is replenished from a reservoir of gel within the dispenser while the emanating surface remains substantially stable and free of shrinkage as a result of its anchorage to the container. The anchoring means may be a porous material or appropriately shaped flanges and openings adjacent the emanating surface in the structure of the dispenser.