Abstract: An electronic cleaning system and method includes a handle assembly configured to grasp a moistened tissue. A cartridge is included within a dispensing unit to store the tissue. A motor selectively releases the tissue from the cartridge. A control unit is configured to monitor and selectively control a plurality of devices that permit the hands-free cleaning and sanitizing of a defined area. The control unit processes and transmits data regarding the status of the defined area. A remote panel and auxiliary systems assist in cleaning and conveying information to users. The system permits for manually cleaning of surfaces in the defined area without the need to physically contact any of the cleaning tissue, chemicals, or surfaces therein. Additionally, the system includes UV light emitting systems to clean remote surfaces and the air. The user is separated from the potentially harmful surfaces and chemicals.

Abstract: A cleaning assembly includes a handle assembly configured to grasp a moistened tissue. A drum is included within a dispensing unit to store the tissue. The dispensing unit selectively releases the tissue from the drum as an actuating assembly operates a lever between a first position and a second position. The drum is seated within the dispensing unit in communication with the actuating assembly in a manner such that the tissues are sealed and prevented from drying out. The seal is selectively broken to permit dispensing of the tissues. The cleaning assembly permits a user the ability to clean a potentially unclean surface without the need to physically contact any of the cleaning tissue, chemicals, or surface itself at any time. The user is separated from the potentially harmful surfaces and chemicals.

Abstract: An electronic cleaning system includes a handle assembly configured to grasp a moistened tissue. A cartridge is included within a dispensing unit to store the tissue. A motor selectively releases the tissue from the cartridge. A control unit is configured to monitor and selectively control a plurality of devices that permit the hands-free cleaning and sanitizing of a defined area. The control unit processes and transmits data regarding the status of the defined area. A remote panel and auxiliary systems assist in cleaning and conveying information to users. The system permits for manually cleaning of surfaces in the defined area without the need to physically contact any of the cleaning tissue, chemicals, or surfaces therein. Additionally, the system includes UV light emitting systems to clean remote surfaces and the air. The user is separated from the potentially harmful surfaces and chemicals.

Abstract: A cleaning assembly includes a handle assembly configured to grasp a moistened tissue. A drum is included within a dispensing unit to store the tissue. The dispensing unit selectively releases the tissue from the drum as an actuating assembly operates a lever between a first position and a second position. The drum is seated within the dispensing unit in communication with the actuating assembly in a manner such that the tissues are sealed and prevented from drying out. The seal is selectively broken to permit dispensing of the tissues. The cleaning assembly permits a user the ability to clean a potentially unclean surface without the need to physically contact any of the cleaning tissue, chemicals, or surface itself at any time. The user is separated from the potentially harmful surfaces and chemicals.

Abstract: Disclosed is a shopper-centric social networking system.

Abstract: Disclosed is a computer-implemented incentivizing system for providing a shopping incentive to a primary user in exchange for sharing sharable information on a computer-based host system with one or more secondary users on a social networking platform where the primary user holds a membership account. A secondary user comprises a fellow user of the primary user on the social networking platform the personal profile of whom is associated with that of the primary user. The shopping incentive provided to the primary user is proportionate to the number of applicable users the sharable information is shared with wherein, an applicable user comprises a secondary user that satisfies a predefined condition set by host system.