Christian M Weaver

US Patent:

20100226818, Sep 9, 2010

Filed:

Mar 3, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/716960

Inventors:

Haruyoshi Miyagi - Lehi UT, US
Daniel J. Rodrique - Herriman UT, US
David Bernstein - Park City UT, US
Christian Weaver - Eagle Mountain UT, US

Assignee:

F-MATIC, INC. - Lehi UT

International Classification:

A61L 9/00
B65D 83/44
A61L 9/14
A61L 9/015

US Classification:

422 4, 2224021, 422124

Abstract:

A multiple-purpose deodorant dispenser unit is provided, comprising: (a) first apparatus adapted for alternatively receiving (i) an aerosol spray deodorant container, (ii) an open deodorant container having gel, liquid or solid deodorant therein, or (iii) a wick cylinder having deodorant therein; (b) second apparatus adjacent to the first apparatus adapted for alternatively containing (i) a spray actuating head device for activating a nozzle in the aerosol spray deodorant container to emit a spray of vaporized deodorant, or (ii) a fan head device for directing a movement of air in the vicinity of either the open container or the wick cylinder; and (c) a third apparatus having electrical means for alternatively operating the spray actuating head device or the fan head device.A method for dispensing deodorant using a multiple-purpose deodorant dispenser unit is provided, comprising (a) alternatively placing in the multiple-purpose dispenser unit (i) an aerosol spray deodorant container, (ii) an open deodorant container having gel, liquid or solid deodorant therein, or (iii) a wick cylinder having deodorant therein; (b) alternatively placing in the multiple-purpose dispenser unit (i) a spray actuating head device for activating a nozzle in the aerosol spray deodorant container to emit a spray of vaporized deodorant, or (ii) a fan head device for directing a movement of air in the vicinity of either the open deodorant container or the wick cylinder; and (c) placing an electrical means in the multiple-purpose dispenser unit for alternatively causing the electrical means to operate the spray actuating head device or to operate the fan head device.

US Patent:

20110024518, Feb 3, 2011

Filed:

Jan 25, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/693295

Inventors:

Christian Weaver - Eagle Mountain UT, US

Assignee:

F-MATIC, INC. - Lehi UT

International Classification:

A61L 9/04

US Classification:

239 34

Abstract:

A container for containing an air freshener, comprising: (a) a first cup adapted to contain the air freshener, having a closed bottom and a first open top exposing the air freshener to the air; (b) a removable first seal covering the first open top to prevent loss of the air freshener prior to use; and (c) an attachment member on the closed bottom for connecting with a second cup to remove a second seal covering a second open top of the second cup.A method of using a first container to remove a cover on a second container, comprising: (a) contacting a bottom of the first container with a top of the second container; (b) rotating the first container relative to the second container, so that attachment means on the first container attaches to the cover of the second container; (c) removing the first container from the second container, thereby removing the cover from the second container.

US Patent:

20100192292, Aug 5, 2010

Filed:

Jan 29, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/697108

Inventors:

Haruyoshi Miyagi - Lehi UT, US
Daniel J. Rodrigue - Herriman UT, US
Christian Weaver - Eagle Mountain UT, US

Assignee:

F-MATIC, INC. - Lehi UT

International Classification:

E03D 9/02

US Classification:

4223

Abstract:

A urinal cleaning unit for cleaning a urinal having periodic water flow therethrough comprises: (a) a mounting device for attaching the urinal clean unit to a urinal; (b) a disposable unit adapted for releasably attaching to the mounting device; and (c) a chamber in the disposable unit for containing a cleaning agent adapted to intercept a portion of the water flow.A method of cleaning a urinal having periodic water flow therethrough comprises: (a) mounting a disposable unit to a urinal; (b) enabling a portion of the water flow to flow through the disposable unit; and (c) mixing the portion of the water flow with a cleaning agent in the disposable unit to form a mixture of water and cleaning agent; and (d) releasing the mixture of water and cleaning agent to the urinal.