Abstract: Device for atomizing a liquid, such as for refreshing a toilet, which device is provided with a double-action pump. A replaceable container containing the liquid to be atomized is provided. The container contains a suction line, a nonreturn valve and a connecting nipple by means of which the container can be inserted in a connecting opening of the housing which is permanently mounted, for example on a door, and in which the pump and atomizer are situated.

Abstract: A packet of toweling for single use adapted to be dispensed for hand drying from an apparatus having a supply chamber from which the toweling is manually withdrawn for use and a storage roller operable in response to the withdrawal of toweling to roll up and store the used web toweling, said packet comprising a zigzag folded, continuous web of paper material extending between first and second web ends, said paper material having a reinforcement comprising a fabric of synthetic threads for providing said web with a tensile strength sufficient to prevent tearing during withdrawal, use and rolling up, said web having an adhesive area of the exposed surface adjacent one of said ends by which an additional, similar packet may be joined to said packet, said adhesive area having a removable cover.

Abstract: Apparatus for dispensing a continuous web of product, such as a towel (20), from a zigzag folded packet (11A, 11B), which is kept in supply chamber (10). After use the towel (20) is rolled up into the roll (23), which is regularly removed from the apparatus. The packets (11A, 11B) are provided on the end layers with strips (29A, 29B) that are adhesive on both sides, which strips make possible the mutual coupling of the packets. The packets consist preferably of paper that is strengthened with filaments of synthetic material, which paper is intended for single use, but the pockets can also consist of textile that can be reused after cleaning.

Abstract: Apparatus for dispensing a continuous web of product, such as a towel (20), from a zigzag folded packet (11A, 11B), which is kept in suppy chamber (10). After use the towel (20) is rolled up into the roll (23), which is regularly removed from the apparatus. The packet (11A, 11B) are provided on the end layers with strips (29A, 29B) that are adhesive on both sides, which strips make possible the mutual coupling of the packets. The packets consist preferably of paper that is strengthened with filaments of synthetic material, which paper is intended for single use, but the package can also consist of textile that can be reused after cleaning.