Abstract: A device for trapping insects that includes a casing provided with a housing for placing a refill provided with an adhesive surface for trapping insects. The casing includes a light emitter illuminating at least one portion of the refill. The device allows maximizing the attraction of the insects as a result of the illumination of the refill.

Abstract: A device for releasing volatile substances, including a container that contains a solid substrate impregnated with volatile substances and a clamping element. The device also includes at least two retaining arms of the solid substrate. The arms extend substantially from the center of the container and towards the larger exterior edge of the container. The device allows the deformation of the solid substrate to be contained since the arms force the solid substrate to maintain the position thereof in contact with the arms.

Abstract: The device includes a replaceable reservoir (1) of a product, and a predetermined quantity of the product is supplied to an interior of a toilet bowl. The device includes first (3) and second (4) housings, interconnected therebetween, the first housing (3) being connected to the replaceable reservoir (1) and mixing the toilet flush water and the product in the second housing (4). The device further includes a valve (5) movable between two positions, including a position in which the communication between said first and second housings (3, 4) is closed and a position in which the communication between the first and second housings (3, 4) is open. The device makes it possible to dose a predetermined quantity of product mixed with the toilet flush water in the interior of a toilet bowl.

Abstract: A device for trapping insects that includes a casing provided with a housing for placing a refill provided with an adhesive surface for trapping insects. The casing includes a light emitter illuminating at least one portion of the refill. The device allows maximizing the attraction of the insects as a result of the illumination of the refill.

Abstract: An electric device for evaporating and dispensing volatile substances, such as perfumes and insecticides, using thermal energy, that includes a casing and a container of volatile substance detachably coupled with the casing, heating means arranged in the casing for heating the volatile substance, and control means for controlling the operation of the heating means in accordance with a heating program. The device further includes detection means suitable for detecting an intrinsic characteristic of the container and/or the volatile substance, for example, the color of a part of the container, the shape of a part of the container, the container material, or the volatile substance color. The control means execute a specific heating program for a detected intrinsic characteristic.

Abstract: A device for releasing volatile substances, including a container that contains a solid substrate impregnated with volatile substances and a clamping element. The device also includes at least two retaining arms of the solid substrate. The arms extend substantially from the center of the container and towards the larger exterior edge of the container. The device allows the deformation of the solid substrate to be contained since the arms force the solid substrate to maintain the position thereof in contact with the arms.

Abstract: The device comprises a replaceable reservoir (1) of said product and dosing means (2) connected to said replaceable reservoir (1) for supplying a predetermined quantity of said product to the interior of a toilet bowl. Said dosing means (2) advantageously comprise a first (3) and second (4) housings, interconnected therebetween, said first housing (3) being connected to said replaceable reservoir (1) and mixing the toilet flush water and said product in said second housing (4); and a valve (5) movable between two positions: a position wherein the communication between said first and second housings (3, 4) is closed and a position wherein the communication between said first and second housings (3, 4) is open. It makes it possible to dose a predetermined quantity of product mixed with the toilet flush water in the interior of a toilet bowl.