Abstract: A pre-saturated disposable disinfecting wipe may include a microfiber cloth. The microfiber cloth may include a low weight substrate having a first face and an opposed second face, and microfiber yarn attached to the low weight substrate in a plurality of parallel rows of stitches. The pre-saturated disposable disinfecting wipe further includes a disinfecting formulation saturated in the microfiber cloth. The pre-saturated disposable disinfecting wipe may have a single-touch two-minute wetness coverage of more than 100 in2. A method of manufacturing a pre-saturated disposable disinfecting wipe may include saturating, with a disinfecting formulation, a microfiber cloth.

Abstract: A car tissue box holder is provided. The tissue box is secured to the sun visor of the vehicle by hook and loop or Velcro straps. A pair of straps securing a metal plate to the tissue box attaches to a magnet holder plate secured to the sun visor. The magnet holder plate has a magnetic component help by a plastic component of the magnet holder plate. The Velcro straps are thread through the respective plates. The plates allow adjustment to different sized of tissue box and sizes of sun visors and easy or removal of the tissue box.

Abstract: A pre-saturated disposable disinfecting wipe may include a microfiber cloth. The microfiber cloth may include a low weight substrate having a first face and an opposed second face, and microfiber yarn attached to the low weight substrate in a plurality of parallel rows of stitches. The pre-saturated disposable disinfecting wipe further includes a disinfecting formulation saturated in the microfiber cloth. The pre-saturated disposable disinfecting wipe may have a single-touch two-minute wetness coverage of more than 100 in2. A method of manufacturing a pre-saturated disposable disinfecting wipe may include saturating, with a disinfecting formulation, a microfiber cloth.

Abstract: A tissue holder and dispenser includes a cuboid shaped housing having a front panel, two planer side panels and a planer rear panel as well as a planer bottom panel and an open top. The front planer panel includes a horizontal slot through which individual tissues are dispensed while one side wall includes a rectangular opening through which an empty tissue box can be ejected by pushing it out of the housing with a finger inserted through a circular opening on the opposite side wall that is aligned with the rectangular opening in the first side wall. The housing is constructed and dimensioned to hold from one to four tissue boxes with the top of each box facing a front surface of the rectangular front planer panel so that a slit in the top of the tissue box on the bottom of the housing will come into register with a slot in the lower portion of the rectangular front planer panel.

Abstract: A box holder for mounting a box, such as a tissue box, on a surface is provided. The box includes a wall having a slot formed or pre-formed thereon. The box holder has structure for mounting to a surface, specifically an upper portion having a front edge and a base portion having a fastener to mount the box holder to the surface. The front edge is adaptable for insertion through the slot thereby allowing the box to be mounted on the box holder.

Abstract: A device for holding a plurality of dispensing packages enables the packages to be independently removed and replaced. In one embodiment, the holding device includes a rear wall and a pair of sidewalls extending at an angle from said rear wall. The sidewalls each include a plurality of retaining elements, with each retaining element on one of said sidewalls being uniquely associated with a retaining element on the other sidewall. The rear wall of the holder may be selectively adjusted to vary the distance between opposing retaining elements. Each retaining element may separated from adjacent retaining elements so that each retaining element is independently flexible. Each retaining element may also include a retention hook that angles from the retaining element to hold a box behind the hook. The hook may additionally include a ramped surface that facilitates flexing of the retaining element as a box is inserted into the holder.

Abstract: A holder for a container such as a tissue box includes a lower jaw for mounting on a wall or other vertical surface, and an upper jaw telescopically slidable in the lower jaw. The jaws include opposed, outwardly extending ledges for clamping a container therebetween. Meshing teeth on the jaws permit releasable locking of the jaws in a container clamping position.

Abstract: A tissue paper supporting assembly includes a panel that has a rear edge, a forward edge and a pair of lateral side edges. Each of pair of legs has a lower end that is attached to and extends upwardly from the rear edge. The legs are spaced from each other such that each of the legs is positioned adjacent to one of the side edges. The legs are each positioned in a plane orientated substantially perpendicular to a plane of the panel. A bracket is attached to the legs and extends over the panel such that a plane of the bracket is orientated substantially parallel to the plain of the panel. A coupler is attached to an upper end of the legs for selectively coupling the legs to a vertical surface. A tissue holding box may be removably positioned on the panel and held against the legs by the bracket.

Abstract: A bracket for supporting a container of absorbent sheet products includes first and second side walls each having a flange section perpendicular thereto for mounting to a substantially vertical mounting surface. A cross member extends between the first and second side walls as a front member. At least one bottom portion extends between the first and second side walls perpendicular to the cross member. The bottom portion is structured and arranged to be spaced apart from the mounting surface so that various containers of absorbent sheets can be arranged in the bracket to be dispensed from the top, bottom or front depending on the particular container.

Abstract: A tissue box holder includes a frame composed of a generally planar base and a normally upstanding sidewall attached to, and surrounding, the base within which a tissue box can be seated. A gripping device is provided for gripping the tissue box mounted on the sidewall. At least one portion of the sidewall is hingedly coupled to the planar base for movement between a open position, in which the at least one portion is pivoted away from adjacent portions of the sidewall of the frame, and a closed position, in which the at least one portion is pivoted to an upright position abutting the adjacent portions of the upstanding sidewall of the frame.

Abstract: A disposable glove dispenser bracket includes a back panel with a magnetic pad attached thereto for supporting the dispenser and lateral side panels with flanges to grip and hold a glove dispenser box. A biasing spring maintains the glove dispenser box appropriately positioned within the dispenser bracket.

Abstract: A pole on a base has mounted containers for freely dispensing antibacterial hand cleaner, sanitizing spray, disposable towels and other cleaning and sanitizing supplies. A waste disposal container rests on the flat base and is clipped to the pole. An information display, preferably visible from all sides, is mounted at the top of the pole at eye level. Triagulated print or lighted slide panels or animated screen displays and sound could be used for advertising and information. Selling or renting advertising space pays for the free dispensing of sanitizing supplies for public health.

Abstract: A bracket is designed to hold a small collapsible packet of tissues on an automobile visor, permitting ready access to individual tissues. The bracket has a generally S-shaped profile, forming clamps for the visor and the tissue packet. The clamping portions have sufficient clamping effect to assure the bracket is held on the visor even if the visor is turned down, and to assure the tissue packet is retained even if there is only one tissue left.

Abstract: A holder for boxes which may in some cases contain a plurality of disposable consumer items that are retrieved by a user on a single-use basis, such as facial tissues or latex or PVC rubber gloves. The box holder is mountable on a flat surface such as a wall or tabletop, and provides a convenient storage holder to contain such boxes while enabling the user to grasp the desired item from within the box with a single hand. Use of a box holder saves valuable countertop space while providing a rigid mounting means for a contained box and its contents.

Abstract: A tissue case holder is provided which is simple in structure and on which a tissue case can be easily and rigidly set. A pair of hooks having tip portions having different lengths from each other are provided on the plate to be mounted on a wall surface or the like. The long tip portion has its back face inclined toward the plate. The short tip portion having its back face inclined away from said plate. By inserting the tip portions of the hooks into holes formed at both ends of a tissue case, and sliding the tissue case toward the proximal end of the short tip portion, due to the inclination of the tip portions, the tissue case is brought into close contact with the plate and is held stably.

Abstract: A detachable holder is provided having a frame with a pair of outer longitudinally extending wire portions, a pair of inner longitudinal wire portions extending substantially the length of the frame and substantially parallel to the pair of outer longitudinally extending wire portions. The detachable holder also includes a plurality of support units securably attached to the frame, and a plurality of movable wire loops each having a first end and a second end, wherein the first end is movably secured between the pair of outer longitudinally extending wire portions and the pair of inner longitudinal wire portions.

Abstract: A covering device for use with a door handle and interconnecting shaft extending from a hingedly secured door. The device includes an elasticized body having a substantially three dimensional shape with an inner face, an outer face, and an open inserting end defined around a narrowed neck of the body. The body further including a flexible and plasticized material which may be covered by a soft fabric outer layer. A resilient retaining portion, such as an elasticized ring is disposed around the neck in association with the open inserting end and for securing the body in place over the door handle and shaft. Frictional engagement is provided between the inner face of the elasticized body and the door handle surface in use and is preferably provided as an adhesive tacking surface which may be incorporated into an inner ply of covering device or spray applied.

Abstract: A holding device for temporarily attaching a facial tissue box or similar container to a supporting structure such as glove box door, sun visor, window, bed railing or headboard, or similar. The device is removably attachable to both the box and the supporting structure. Two laterally projecting arms grip the box while a clip attaches to the structure. The arms may comprise hooks, points or other features designed to enhance their grip on a paperboard, or similar, box. These features may optionally penetrate, crimp, or depress the side of the container. If desired, one or both of the arms may be adjustable to accommodate a range of box widths and/or depths.

Abstract: A tissue case holder is provided which is simple in structure and on which a tissue case can be easily and rigidly set. A pair of hooks having tip portions having different lengths from each other are provided on the plate to be mounted on a wall surface or the like. The long tip portion has its back face inclined toward said plate. The short tip portion having its back face inclined away from said plate. By inserting the tip portions of the hooks into holes formed at both ends of a tissue case, and sliding the tissue case toward the proximal end of the short tip portion, due to the inclination of the tip portions, the tissue case is brought into close contact with the plate and is held stably.

Abstract: An apparatus (1) for tissue preparation for the tissue embedding, having a transport plate (15) defining a circumferential edge (15c). At the circumferential edge (15c) several recesses (16) are formed, each of which comprises a plurality of several circular cut outs (16a) being arranged so that it has an opening into the direction of the circumferential edge (15c). The transport plate (15) is surrounded by a housing (5) which defines an inner upper side (8a) on which a heating and cooling device (3) is provided.

Abstract: A vehicle tissue box placement assembly comprises attached fastening belt body, a frame bracket to be engaged to the object such as the sun visor inside the vehicle by means of the fastening belt body, and a case body for accommodating the tissue box; wherein the case body and the frame bracket can be engaged and cased to each other and also provide the case body with a easy dismounting method which makes the placement assembly not only provide a fixed location for using the tissue box inside the vehicle, but also further simplify the movement of replacing the tissue box.

Abstract: A vehicle tissue box placement assembly comprises attached fastening belt body, a frame bracket to be engaged to the object such as the sun visor inside the vehicle by means of the fastening belt body, and a case body for accommodating the tissue box; wherein the case body and the frame bracket can be engaged and cased to each other and also provide the case body with a easy dismounting method which makes the placement assembly not only provide a fixed location for using the tissue box inside the vehicle, but also further simplify the movement of replacing the tissue box.

Abstract: A holding device for temporarily attaching a facial tissue box or similar container to a supporting structure such as glove box door, sun visor, window, bed railing or headboard, or similar. The device is removably attachable to both the box and the supporting structure. Two laterally projecting arms grip the box while a clip attaches to the structure. The arms may comprise hooks, points or other features designed to enhance their grip on a paperboard, or similar, box. These features may optionally penetrate, crimp, or depress the side of the container. If desired, one or both of the arms may be adjustable to accommodate a range of box widths and/or depths.

Abstract: A hanger for suspending a parallelepiped, such as a box for storing and dispensing tissue papers from furniture having a graspable element, such as the headboard of a bed. The hanger is generally "Z" shaped, having a central strap member, a first hook located at the top of the central strap member, for compressively entrapping the headboard, and a second hook located at the bottom of the central strap member, for compressively entrapping the box of tissue papers. The two hooks project in opposite directions from the central strap member. The second hook is adjustable in width to accommodate boxes of different capacities and dimensions. Each hook comprises two flat strap sections arranged at acute angles to one another. The constituent material of the hanger is elastic, so that the hooks can be spread open and will be spontaneously urged to close.

Abstract: A cleaning station for cleaning eyeglasses holds a supply of tissue with one at a time dispensing, a spray bottle of lens, cleaning fluid and clips to hold the eyeglasses. The clips hold the eyeglasses in a position such that both sides of the lenses may be sprayed and wiped without wetting the tissue. The bottom of the station may be provided with material that prevents the station from sliding about when in use. The station is arranged so that all operations may be performed with one hand. This enables a person who has the use of only one hand to perform this common task without assistance.

Abstract: A draining laboratory drying rack system comprises a panel having a plurality of apertures formed therein, a plurality of pegs mounted in the apertures for supporting wet laboratory equipment, and a dispensing unit mounted to the panel by hooks on the dispensing unit being received within the apertures. The incorporation of the dispensing unit provides for mounting safety article dispensers within convenient reach of a user.

Abstract: An apparatus for holding a box of tissues, foliage, or other items is provided having two receptacles. The apparatus may be used as a base or form for craft projects such as a hand decorated tissue box cover or flower pot holder.The holder apparatus includes an exterior receptacle surrounding an interior receptacle. The interior receptacle has adjacent sides substantially perpendicular to a central base. The exterior receptacle extends around the outer perimeter of the interior receptacle and has a base in a horizontal plane below the base of the interior receptacle. The side walls of the exterior receptacle curve outward radially away from the side walls of the interior receptacle.

Abstract: A new box holder comprising of an insert portion which can be inserted into a box through a hole made in one of its bottom or sides,a basis which clips said bottom or side of said box with said insert portion, andan attaching portion fixed to said basis which can be attached to a wall or the like,wherein the space between said insert portion and said basis is wide at the tip of said insert portion and narrow at the nearer part of said insert portion to the root thereof and the side or the bottom of the box can be clipped between said insert portion and said basis.

Abstract: A cleaning tissue holder for hanging on a wall with nails passing through hanging holes, and having a clamping portion for receiving a pack of cleaning tissues, an upper fixing wall having a horizontal portion and a curved forward portion extending from the horizontal portion on the clamping portion, a bottom base at a bottom of the clamping portion, the bottom base having an elastic sloping-down push plate in an intermediate portion, a push plate being manually pushed down to let a pack of cleaning tissues move in the clamping portion, whereby releasing the push plate clamps the pack, with the top of the push plate firmly and elastically pushing up the bottom of the pack.

Abstract: A holding device for holding containers has a housing, an insert movable relative to the housing between a proximal position in which the container can be clamped between the insert and the housing and a distal position in which the insert is moved away from the housing so that the container can be removed from the device and a new container can be placed between the insert and the housing, and elements for engaging the container when it is located between the insert and the housing so as to reliably hold it in the device. The engaging elements include at least one engaging projection which is elastically urged to a position in which it is hidden in one of the insert and the housing when there is no container between the insert and the housing and which is displaced outwardly of the at least one of the insert and the housing to an extended position when the container is inserted between the insert and the housing and applies a pressure to the engaging elements.

Abstract: A tissue rack including a springy mounting plate fastened to the inside rear view mirror of an automobile and the roof thereof, and a rack body welded to the mounting plate for holding a body of tissue, wherein the rack body is made by bending a metal wire into shape, having two front clamping portions and a back clamping portions disposed in parallel for clamping on two opposite sides of the box of tissue paper, and two supporting portions connected between the front and back clamping portions at two opposite sides for supporting the box of tissue paper.

Abstract: A tissue container which is mounted to the visor of a vehicle and which can be filled with tissues or a box of tissues without removing the container from the visor. The tissue container has a fairly narrow width so that it takes less head room in smaller vehicles. However, for larger vehicles, an increased number of tissues, which are greater in volume than the volume of the housing of the tissue container, may be inserted in the container. The container is mounted to the visor using elastic cords which stretch to accommodate the increased volume of the tissues or a larger box of tissues inserted in the container which has a greater volume than the volume inside the housing of the container.

Abstract: A concealable tissue box holder for use in a car is pivotally mounted on a recess formed on the partition plate between the rear seat and the rear windshield of the car to receive and hold therein a tissue box so that when the tissue paper is not in use, the holder, together with the tissue box, is rotated into the recess to be disposed in a concealed position under the partition plate.

Abstract: A holder for a box dispenser of articles for use in a professional office or at home, comprising an L-shaped member having a shelf for receiving the box and an upstanding wall portion on which is mounted a clip. Preferably the clip is spring-biased to hold the box in place. The clip is preferably vertically movable via telescoping members or slots to accommodate different sized boxes.

Abstract: A holding device for holding containers with tissues and the like comprises a housing, an insert movable relative to the housing between a proximal position in which the container can be clamped between the insert and the housing and a distal position in which the insert is moved away from the housing so that the container can be removed from the device and a new container can be placed between the insert and the housing, and elements for elastically urging the insert toward the housing to the proximal position, so that the insert can be moved away of the housing toward the distal position by overcoming a resistance of the elastic elements. The elastic elements include at least one elastic band elastically connecting the insert with the housing.

Abstract: A holder for a roll of wall covering. There is a top portion and a bottom portion which are connected by a member. A spindle is connected to one portion and extends towards the other portion. There is at least one needle-like projection extending outwardly from the front of the top portion. In use, the front of the top portion is against a wall with the projection inserted into the wall. The front of the bottom portion is against a wall below the top portion. The spindle is vertical with the roll rotatably received on the spindle.

Abstract: The invention is to a spindle for use in mounting a toilet paper roll thereon, and more particularly, for use in mounting a coil of toilet paper, without the core, on the spindle. The spindle has a flange near its outer end that stops movement of the core as the toilet paper roll is pushed onto the spindle during mounting. Continued pushing of the roll onto the spindle while the core is stopped, strips the coil of paper off the core. The coil ends up on the spindle and the core is disposed of.

Abstract: A tissue box holder to be frictionally mounted on the sun visor of a vehicle to hold a box having a plurality of tissues therein. The tissue box holder comprises a bracket having a generally U-shaped configuration. The bracket comprises visor engagement means for releasably securing the device to the sun visor by placing the visor engagement means about the rear edge of the sun visor, tissue box engagement means for releasably securing the box of tissues to the sun visor, dispensing means for dispensing the plurality of tissues from the box of tissues and cushioning means for cushioning the bracket. In the preferred embodiment, the visor engagement means has a notched opening to permit the user to use a conventional mirror which is secured to the visor.

Abstract: A tissue-dispensing box holder fastens to the interior of a motor vehicle without tools or special skills. The box is engaged by a flanged frame. The frame is forced against a reference surface, preferably the vehicle ceiling, by spring bias. A mounting member fastens to the interior glass by suction cups. The mounting member connects to the frame by flexible spring connecting means to force the box against the reference surface and to conform to the angular relationship between glass and reference surface. The flexible spring connecting means further facilitates replacement of the tissue-dispensing box when empty.

Abstract: An adjustable dispenser container for holding boxes of plastic bags that are usually stored on a roll or packed individually side-by-side within a box to be dispensed from the box via a slot including a housing having sidewalls, a bottom, a top and a longitudinal axis intersecting the bottom and top. One of the walls includes a longitudinally extending slot. The slot is generally parallel to the longitudinal axis of the box. An adjusting spring in the form of a pair of spaced apart leafs is provided interiorly of the body for frictionally holding the box with respect to the body in a position that registers the slot of the box with the longitudinal slot of the housing so that plastic bags can be dispensed simultaneously through both the first and the second slots and the springs deforming when the box is placed in the housing so that boxes of varying sizes can be used in the housing.

Abstract: A tissue box holder is provided for mounting on a surface such as an automobile dash board. The tissue box has walls that are collapsible inward when not in use.

Abstract: A dispensing assembly specifically designed to individually dispense separate toilet tissue sheets which are collectively disposed on the interior of a dispensing container in a stacked array such that in a preferred embodiment, a biasing means is disposed on the interior of the container and in engaging relation to the stacked array so as to bias an outer end-most one of the tissues in accessible relation to an exit structure formed in the container and further wherein a mounting assembly is secured to the container so as to allow it to be removably mounted on a conventional toilet tissue roll supporting structure found in most bathrooms.