Abstract: A refill for a volatile material includes a container having a reservoir portion and a neck portion. The refill further includes a plug assembly disposed within the neck portion of the container and a channel through a central portion of the plug assembly. Still further, the refill includes a porous wick extending through the channel, wherein the wick includes an upper portion extending outside the container and a lower portion disposed within the reservoir portion. A slit is formed in the lower portion of the wick to form a barb that catches on the plug assembly to prevent removal of the wick from the container.

Abstract: A refill for a volatile material includes a container having a reservoir portion and a neck portion. The refill further includes a plug assembly disposed within the neck portion of the container and a channel through a central portion of the plug assembly. Still further, the refill includes a porous wick extending through the channel, wherein the wick includes an upper portion extending outside the container and a lower portion disposed within the reservoir portion. A slit is formed in the lower portion of the wick to form a barb that catches on the plug assembly to prevent removal of the wick from the container.

Abstract: A liquid dispenser comprises a housing and a hook for suspending the housing from the rim of a lavatory bowl. A user inserts a sealed inverted reservoir bottle into the housing, which breaks the seal. A plate located in the housing conveys liquid from the bottle to a position within the stream of flushing water. The plate can be adjusted to accommodate different lavatories. To allow venting of the bottle, small vent holes are formed in the plate. The plate may have a number of raised holes or elongate slots. A vent system for the bottle is also provided.

Abstract: A filtering device (10,30,54,70) for use with a register (52,56,110) in a forced air climate control system (50) primarily includes a filter substrate (12,32) and an adhesive layer (14,34). The filter substrate (12,32) filters particulate matter from air flowing through it. The adhesive layer (14,34) is disposed in a discontinuous pattern on the filter substrate (12,32) to permit removable attachment of the filter substrate (12,32) to the register (52,56,110) while simultaneously allowing air to bypass the filter substrate (12,32) when the filter substrate (12,32) becomes substantially saturated with the particulate matter.

Abstract: A nursing garment wherein the various components or sections are generally rectangular in construction affording a front panel having a pair of rectangular or right angle openings, and sleeve members formed with cover portions which are substantially complementally shaped relative to said right angle openings. Such sleeve members are attached to both a front panel and a rear panel, and removable fastening means in the form of mating velcro parts are used to enable the cover portion of each sleeve member to be removed as desired, from the front panel.