Abstract: A nasal humidification and dispensing device is used to introduce a vapor into a user's nose. The device includes a pair of nostril inserts. Each nostril insert includes a base portion and an upper dome-shaped portion that, when joined, define an open interior chamber. The base portion and the dome-shaped portion have at least partially opened walls. A vapor emitting material is disposed in the interior chamber. A resilient connector extends between and connects the nostril inserts. The nostril inserts are disposed in a user's nostrils so that air that is breathed in through the inserts passes over the material and entrains vapor.

Abstract: A decorative over-the-door, adjustable door stop includes two or more pocket-like body sections connected by an elongated strip. An interference member is positioned along the elongated strip, intermediate the body sections, at a predetermined location. The door stop is configured to reside over a top of the door with the interference member on the top of the door for contact with a frame of the door to maintain the door in an open state.

Abstract: A personal hygiene wipe dispenser and waste receptacle device has amounting plate with mount elements, and upper compartment and a lower compartment. The upper compartment stores a plurality of wipes and has an upper surface and a lower surface. The upper compartment has at least two apertures therein, each configured for dispensing some of the wipes therethrough. Engaging elements on the upper compartment engage some of the mount elements to secure the upper compartment to the mounting plate. The lower compartment stores a waste receptacle. A door is present on an upper surface, opposing the upper compartment lower surface. Engaging elements engage some of the mount elements to secure the lower compartment to the mounting plate. A locking bar is disposed on the mounting plate, between the upper and lower compartments, and is configured to lock the upper and lower compartments to the mounting plate.

Abstract: A personal hygiene wipe dispenser and waste receptacle device is disclosed. The device has a housing with an integrated first and second compartments. One compartments has both a wet wipe dispenser and a dry wipe dispenser and has an aperture on an upper surface through which a dry wipe is dispensed and an aperture on a lower surface through which a wet wipe is dispensed. The wet wipes separated from the dry wipes and replaceable through at least one lockable access door. The second compartment has a waste receptacle and at least one access door to access the waste receptacle.

Abstract: A personal hygiene wet and dry wipe dispenser and waste receptacle device includes a lower compartment for storing a waste receptacle having an opening in an upper surface, a mounting plate integral with the lower compartment, the mounting plate having mounting elements thereon, a finishing element and an upper compartment for storing a plurality of wipes. The upper compartment has an upper surface having at least two apertures therein. Each of the apertures is configured for dispensing some of the wipes therethrough. The upper compartment has engaging elements for engaging some of the mounting elements on the mounting plate to secure the upper compartment to the mounting plate. The upper compartment is removed from the mounting plate by disengaging the upper compartment from the mounting plate to place wipes in the upper compartment. The wipes are stored in cartridges in the upper compartment and are maintained aligned in the compartment by guides complementary to the shape of the cartridges.