Articles and methods for dispensing metal ions into laundry systems
A technology of metal ions and products, applied in chemical instruments and methods, botanical equipment and methods, detergent materials, etc., can solve the problem of antibacterial efficacy decline and other issues
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[0050] Example 1: Laundry Pods in the Dryer
[0051] 47 mL of 317 ppm silver ions were added to a polyurethane sponge packaged in a plastic hollow housing having a diameter of 3.5 inches and having 31 evenly spaced cells ranging in diameter from 3 / 32 inch to 3 / 16 inch. circular opening. Articles were contained in a wet load of textiles (dry weight 6.7 lb) in a standard household dryer at "heavy duty", "high temperature" (120-155°F) and "high temperature". "More dry" setting for a 55 minute tumble dry cycle. Three independent runs resulted in silver uptake by textiles of 1.2, 6.2 and 3.7 mg / kg, with an average silver uptake of 3.7 mg / kg. Articles were also contained in dry-loaded textiles, subjected to a tumble drying cycle using the same parameters as wet-loaded textiles. Three independent runs resulted in silver uptake by textiles of 0.9, 1.0 and 4.8 mg / kg, with an average silver uptake of 2.2 mg / kg.
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[0052] Example 2: Laundry balls in a washing machine
[0053]55 mL of 317 ppm silver ions were added to a mixture of cotton textiles and polyester textiles packaged in plastic hollow housings with a diameter of 3.5 inches and 31 diameters ranging from 3 / 32 inch to 3 / 16 Evenly spaced circular openings within inches. Articles were contained in textiles loaded at a dry weight of 6.7lb in a 55-minute wash cycle in a standard domestic washing machine with 21 gallons of water at "normal" and "cold" temperatures, which consisted of the following steps: add water for 10.5 minutes, Stir for 14.5 minutes, drain / spin for 6 minutes, add water for 10.5 minutes, stir for 5.5 minutes, and drain / spin for 8 minutes. This cycle resulted in a textile uptake of silver of 1.33 mg / kg.
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