in the following , different embodiments of the present disclosure will be described by reference to the attached figures . identical or similar features will be denoted by the same reference numerals and repeated description thereof may be omitted in order to reduce redundancies . fig1 shows a dispenser 1 in a dispensing configuration in which it is prepared to dispense tissue and / or nonwoven products 100 . fig2 shows the same dispenser 1 in a closed configuration . the dispenser 1 comprises a containing body 2 which defines a volume to receive the tissue and / or nonwoven products 100 to be dispensed , and a covering body 3 . the containing body 2 and the covering body 3 can be moved relative to one another in the direction indicated by “ x ” in fig1 , in order to bring the dispenser 1 from the dispensing configuration shown in fig1 to the closed configuration shown in fig2 , and back to the dispensing configuration shown in fig1 again , if needed . in particular , the containing body 2 and the covering body 3 can be moved in a linear direction with respect to one another in order to transfer the dispenser 1 from the dispensing configuration to the closed configuration and vice versa . the containing body 2 comprises a main section 20 which is always accessible and visible , in the closed configuration as well as in the dispensing configuration . the containing body 2 also comprises a connecting section 22 which is used to connect the containing body 2 to the covering body 3 . the connecting section 22 of the containing body 22 is only accessible and visible when the covering body 3 is moved from the closed configuration to the dispensing configuration , i . e . the covering body 3 and the containing body 2 are moved along the direction x substantially apart from one another . in the dispensing configuration shown in fig1 , a dispensing opening 24 is accessible , wherein the dispensing opening 24 is situated in the connecting section 22 of the containing body 2 in the upper wall , i . e . in a plane defined by the upper wall . from the dispensing opening 24 , the tissue and / or nonwoven products 100 received in the volume defined by the containing body 2 can be dispensed . the dispensing opening 24 shown in fig1 may be closed , however , by the covering body 3 in the closed configuration , as is shown in fig2 . accordingly , by means of the relative movement of the containing body 2 and the covering body 3 with respect to one another , the dispensing opening 2 can be either opened or closed , depending on whether the dispenser 1 is in the dispensing configuration ( fig1 ) or in the closed configuration ( fig2 ). fig3 shows the dispenser of fig1 and 2 in a disassembled state , in which the containing body 2 and the covering body 3 are taken apart , substantially by pulling the containing body 2 and the covering body 3 along the direction x until the two parts are disassembled . when disassembling the dispenser 1 into the containing body 2 and the covering body 3 , an inserting opening 28 becomes accessible . the inserting opening 28 serves to access the volume 200 defined by the containing body 2 in order to be in a position to refill new tissue and / or nonwoven products into the volume 200 . the insertion opening 28 is defined in a plane of the container body 2 which is situated substantially perpendicular to the plane in which the dispensing opening 24 is situated . the plane in which the insertion opening 28 is defined is also situated perpendicular to the linear moving direction x of the containing body 2 and the covering body 3 . in order to maintain the integrity of the dispenser 1 under dispensing conditions , stopping means 40 , 42 are provided in the connecting section 22 of the containing body 2 . the stopping means 40 , 42 in the connecting section 22 of the containing body 2 engage with complementary sections 44 , 46 in the covering body 3 . it might be appreciated that the outer contours of the dispenser 1 in the closed configuration are substantially rounded . furthermore , it might be appreciated that the contours of the main section 20 of the containing body 2 and the covering body 3 are substantially matching , or complementary to one another , such as to provide the smooth appearance of the dispenser 1 as shown in fig2 in the closed configuration . fig4 shows the containing body 2 in yet another perspective view . in this view , a holding means 26 at the dispensing opening 24 can be seen in the form of a clamp into which a section of a pack can be inserted . the holding means 26 is intended to hold a pack of tissue and / or nonwoven products to be inserted into the volume 200 defined by the containing body 2 , such that the dispensing opening of the pack remains in close correlation with dispensing opening 24 of the containing body 2 . preferably , the holding means 26 holds a dispensing opening of a pack to be inserted into the dispenser such that the dispensing opening of the pack and the dispensing opening of the dispenser maintain their respective relative position . the holding means 26 can be provided in the form of a clamp , a bracket , a clip , a push button , an adhesive pad , a hook and loop fastener , a hatch or any other suitable means for holding a pack , and in particular the dispensing opening of the pack , in a fixed position with respect to the containing body . fig5 shows the containing body 2 in yet another perspective view . the main section 20 is shown to have a substantially larger cross - section in a plane along the longitudinal direction a of the containing body 2 than the connecting section 22 . accordingly , the connecting section 22 can be easily inserted into the covering body 3 . in order to further improve the moisture tightness of the dispenser 1 , a sealing means 23 in the form of a silicon seal is provided at the transition between the connecting section 22 and the main section 20 of the containing body 2 . the sealing means 26 serves to moisture - tightly seal the dispenser 1 in the closed configuration . in particular , when the covering body 3 is moved over the dispensing opening 24 towards the main section 20 of the containing body 2 , the rim of the covering body 3 closely abuts on the sealing member 26 . naturally , other sealing solutions than by means of a silicone seal are contemplated such as using a rubber seal , an elastomer seal or any other suitable sealing solutions available in the art . it will be appreciated that a sealing means can also be provided around the dispensing opening 24 and / or on the front face of the closing body 3 . in order to further improve the sealing properties , the stopping members 40 to 46 can be shaped such as to slightly bias the containing body 2 and the covering body 3 towards the fully closed position , such as to exert a slight biasing force against the sealing 26 . accordingly , the dispenser is , in its closed configuration , closely shut and a slide threshold force has to be overcome in order to move the dispenser into the dispensing position . fig6 shows the containing body 2 and a flexible flow pack 5 which can be inserted into the volume 200 defined by the containing body 2 . the flow pack 5 is made from a flexible plastic material , in particular a plastic film , in a manner that is conventionally known and contains a stack of wet wipes . it will be appreciated that the dispensing opening 24 of the containing body 2 has a rather oval form with a maximal extension d which extends along the direction b . this direction b of the dispensing opening 24 is slightly inclined with respect to the longitudinal axis a of the containing body 2 . the inclination angle is typically chosen between 5 ° and 45 °, preferably between 5 ° and 35 °, more preferably between 10 ° and 25 °, most preferably between 12 ° and 17 °, for example 15 °. in the present case , the longitudinal extension of the dispensing opening 24 is inclined by approximately 15 ° with respect to the longitudinal axis a of the containing body 2 . the flow pack 5 has a dispensing opening 50 which has a maximum extension d ′, wherein the maximum extension d ′ directed in a direction b ′ which is inclined such as to correlate to the inclination of the dispensing opening 24 of the containing body 2 . in the fully - inserted position , the flow pack 5 is substantially fully inserted into the volume 200 defined by the containing body 2 . by means of the tilting of the dispensing opening 24 of the containing body 2 , an easy alignment of the leading ends of the tissue and / or nonwoven products , preferably the wet wipes , is possible . in particular , by means of the inclined dispensing opening 24 , it is not necessary anymore to situate the stack of tissue and / or nonwoven products exactly within a defined small range such as to be in a position to grasp the leading end of the paper , but this range can be extended substantially . fig7 shows the flow pack shown in fig6 in another perspective view . in particular , the dispensing opening 50 is inclined with respect to the longitudinal direction of the flow pack . in this flow pack , the dispensing opening 50 is shown in an opened state such that the leading edge 52 of the top sheet to be dispensed is visible . the leading edge extends along a direction substantially perpendicular to the direction b ′ of the maximum extension of the dispensing opening . it becomes immediately apparent that it is very easy for a user to grasp the leading edge 52 as there is much room around it in a direction perpendicular to the leading edge 52 which enables the user to easily grip it . fig8 shows another embodiment of a dispenser 1 in which the containing body 2 likewise includes a connecting section 22 and a main section 20 , and the covering body 3 is present to cover the dispensing opening 24 and can be moved in a direction x with respect to the containing body 2 , in order to bring the dispenser 1 from a dispensing configuration to a closed configuration . a cartridge 6 can be inserted into the dispenser housing , wherein the cartridge is guided by rails 62 into the containing body 2 . dispensing opening 60 is inclined by the same angle as dispensing opening 24 in the containing body . as to the tissue and / or nonwoven products that can be used in connection with the dispenser , typical wet wipes can be used as well as other personal care products . in particular , the present dispenser is also intended to be used with after - sex wipes , which are used for freshening up after sex .
the present disclosure pertains to a dispenser for dispensing tissue and / or nonwoven products , preferably wet wipes , the dispenser comprising a containing body defining a volume for receiving the products to be dispensed and a covering body , wherein the containing body comprises a main section and a connecting section , the connecting section having dimensions to be at least partly received in the covering body , and wherein the containing body and the covering body are connected to one another by the connecting section such that the covering body is movable with respect to the containing body from a closed configuration to a dispensing configuration , wherein a dispensing opening is present in the connecting section for dispensing in the dispensing configuration the products from the volume , wherein covering body covers the dispensing opening in the closed configuration .