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A holder for a toilet paper roll in which the holder includes a spindle on a bracket with the spindle having resilient material thereon for frictionally engaging the central cardboard tube of the toilet paper roll. In one embodiment, the spindle is rigid to the bracket and has a slot therethrough ex

A holder for a toilet paper roll in which the holder includes a spindle on a bracket with the spindle having resilient material thereon for frictionally engaging the central cardboard tube of the toilet paper roll. In one embodiment, the spindle is rigid to the bracket and has a slot therethrough extending longitudinally of the spindle. The resilient material is press-fitted in the slot and projects laterally from the spindle in opposed directions. In another embodiment, the spindle is L-shaped and has an outer end on which the spindle is mounted. The spindle can either be rigid to the outer end of the bracket or rotatably mounted thereon. A cover can be removably mounted on the bracket and the cover has a slot for allowing the paper from the toilet paper roll to pass through the cover. In another embodiment, the bracket and spindle can be mounted on the inner surface of a swingable door or gavel having a paper-receiving slot. The resilient material on the spindle can be bottle brush material having bristles for frictionally engaging the central cardboard tube of a toilet paper roll. In a further embodiment, the spindle can be motor driven by a motor mounted in a housing adjacent to the bracket. This invention relates to improvements in the mounting of toilet paper rolls and, more particularly, to an improved holder for a toilet paper roll.

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A holder for a toilet paper roll having a central cardboard tube comprising: a bracket adapted to be secured in a fixed position and having means thereon at one end thereof for hingedly mounting the bracket on an adjacent support for rotation about a generally horizontal axis; a spindle mounted on t

A holder for a toilet paper roll having a central cardboard tube comprising: a bracket adapted to be secured in a fixed position and having means thereon at one end thereof for hingedly mounting the bracket on an adjacent support for rotation about a generally horizontal axis; a spindle mounted on the bracket in a cantilever fashion and adapated to removably receive the cardboard tube of a toilet paper roll; and means including a piece of resilient sponge material mounted on the spindle for frictionally engaging the inner surface of the cardboard tube of the roll.