387 results about "Towelettes" patented technology

The present invention relates to a personal care composition containing water that has been treated with a combination of ozone and hydrogen peroxide. The personal care composition is further treated with liquid oxygen that is added to the composition prior to packaging. The personal care composition may be in the form of a soap, lotion, cream, balm, stick, foundation, spray, mousse, gel, sanitizer, wash, or towellete, and directed for various uses on the human body. The ozone and hydrogen peroxide is added to the water prior to manufacturing the composition.

A disposable anti-microbial paper towel and dispensing method includes disposing paper towel in an automatic touchless dispenser which is adapted to generate a touchless proximity signal upon nearness of a consumer, and dispensing the paper towel in response to the proximity signal. A typical invention towel has: (i) a cellulosic web characterized in that the web is substantially without crepe bars and has an unlotioned MD bending length of at least 3.5 cm; and (ii) a transferable lotion composition comprising an emollient and anti-microbial agent, the lotion composition being immobilized on the cellulosic web in a semi-solid or solid form. The transferable lotion composition is selected from lotion compositions which are transferable upon contact with water or lotion compositions which are transferable upon application of body heat.

The new invention allows for easy retrieval of fall backs and eases the initial threading process upon initial opening/use of the package. Threading is done without removing the cap. Several of the embodiments allow refills to be inserted into the canister without removing the lid/cap. The layout of the dispensing system and the geometry and shape of the dispensing orifice/aperture minimize and mitigate product fall backs. The new invention improves performance of the orifices/apertures through unique geometry and shape as well as using different materials from existing products or the combination of multiple materials. Varying orifice diameter, co-molded density and stiffness or geometry of the actual lobes defining the dispensing aperture allows the precise amount of friction to be created in the dispensing opening for selectively grabbing or releasing the towelette, thereby tearing the towelette connecting perforations at just the right time.

A first embodiment of this invention is a cleaning apparatus for a commercial conveyor belt that is mounted on a conveyor table. The cleaning apparatus is a housing that includes a spraying tube for dispensing a cleaning solution and a novel wiping device. The wiping device is constructed to apply a disposable towel, such as a paper towel, to the conveyor belt to remove the solvent including any contaminants while the conveyor belt is in motion. The used disposable towels are deposited into a waste container thereby requiring very little cleaning maintenance. By a second embodiment the spraying tube is eliminated and the disposable paper towels include a solvent (wet wipes) for removing the contaminants. The cleaning apparatus is preferably mounted on the underside of the conveyor belt next to a crumb tray so that the cashier can easily operate the cleaning apparatus.

A storage case includes a housing including a base section and a top section pivotally connected thereto. The base section has a substantially planar bottom surface for receiving an oral care device thereon and further has an outer wall integral with the base section and extending upwardly therefrom. The top section includes a compartment including a door pivotally connected thereto. Such a compartment is spaced from the bottom surface when the housing is adapted to a closed position. A plurality of sanitizing towelettes are stored within the compartment and are selectively removable therefrom. Such towelettes are impregnated with predetermined artificial flavors for providing a pleasant taste after the oral care device is wiped between uses thereof.

A portable child's bed is a bassinet hangably suspended from a pair of frame members. The bassinet includes a pair of opposing sidewalls that have a seam which allows for the sidewalls to inwardly pivot and then fold so as to allow for the compaction of the bassinet unit. The bassinet also includes a plurality of storage pockets capable of holding such infant-care related items such as diapers, powder, ointments, small blankets, towelettes, formula, feeding bottles and many other related items. The bassinet may also include a canopy for shielding the infant's head while resting or sleeping. The frame members include a telescoping strut which extendably expands or contracts within a strut housing. The telescoping strut and strut housing are in fluid communication and connected by a rotatable joint having an anterior and posterior sleeve to accommodate the pair of frames. The anterior sleeve is rotatable through 180°, thereby providing the pair of frames the ability to fully expand and position the telescoping struts in such a way so as to provide support to the bassinet. The anterior sleeve also allows for the frames to be compacted so as to reconfigure the portable child's bed into a lightweight and convenient travel bag.

Herein disclosed is an apparatus and method for dispensing a single paper towel from a continuous paper towel roll wherein individual towels are separated from each other by a plurality of perforations. The dispenser includes a housing having a housing back and a front cover connectable thereto for opening and closing the housing; a dispensing opening along a periphery of the housing, the dispensing opening defined at least partly by the housing back and at least partly by the front cover; a paper retainer member associated with the front cover and positioned to guide through the dispensing opening a tail of a paper towel roll positioned in the housing; and a piston assembly comprising a biasing member and a piston responsive thereto, the piston assembly connected to the housing so that the piston contacts the tail of a paper towel roll extending through the dispensing opening.

A new towel design is described. The towel includes novel features making it especially suitable for gym and beach use. The towel includes embodiments of a multi-layer structure, indicia to indicated purpose of one side and the other, pocket designs, pocket closure design, a retractable carrying strap, a security strap, closure designs that both help to protect contamination of the closure means as well as provide a smooth wiping surface over the top of the closure means and methods of using the towel in conjunction with security straps.

The present invention discloses a unique and novel portable cuspidor having a recepticle, with an upper chamber, adapted for holding a funnel and multiple stackable disposable liners, and a lower chamber for holding towelettes or for use as a storage compartment.

A golf towel is provided which includes a single, multi-layered towel article having a top end and a bottom end. The towel article is folded in half along a vertical plane at a midpoint thereof so as to form a pair of facing interior sheeting surfaces that are impervious to moisture, a gap open at the bottom end of the towel article between the facing interior sheeting surfaces, and a pair of external sheeting surfaces. The facing inner sheeting surfaces and corresponding outer sheeting surfaces form opposing but separate panels of the towel article. The panels are bound to each other only across one side of the towel article. The golf towel includes attachment means provided on the towel article for attachment to an external article.

The present invention relates to a compartment for holding a towel. Said compartment is fabricated of a rectangular piece of material having a first section and a second section. The first section is permanently attached to an article of clothing and the second section acts as a flap. Velcro(R) removably attaches the second section to the first section forming the compartment therebetween. A towel is removably attached to the first section of the compartment by Velcro(R) and/or an elastic band. Towels are always handy for cleaning up cooking messes, wiping perspiration off one's brow, washing a babies face, etc. The compartment of the present invention provides a towel for easy and immediate access under any conditions. Moreover, the towel is generally concealed eliminating clutter and unsightliness. The compartment is ideal for T-shirts, sweatshirts, work-out gear, cooking and painting aprons and articles of clothing used in proximity of infants and children.

A disposable paper towel with an anti-microbial lotion and is provided with a chromatic transfer indicator which undergoes a delayed, visually perceptible color change at a predetermined time after the towel is wetted. An anti-microbial lotion on the towel increases water absorbency times (WAR) to further promote lotion transfer to the skin and increase lotion transfer effectiveness.

A golf towel is provided which includes a single, composite towel article having a top end, bottom end and consists of a first inner sheet, a second outer sheet and a third sheet between the first inner and second outer sheets. The three sheets are bound together to form the single composite towel article. The towel article is folded in half to form a fold line and bound along the fold line so as to form a pair or towel flaps having facing interior sheeting surfaces of the first inner sheet, external sheeting surfaces of the second outer sheet, and a gap open at the bottom end of the towel article. The first inner sheet comprises bamboo.

The present invention relates to an aqueous hydrophilic coating composition and method for treating various hard surfaces including, but not limited to, rubber metal, glass, plastic, vinyl, ceramic, stone, or various other painted surfaces to create a hydrophilic surface without visible residue or water spots. The coating composition comprises a hydroxyl functional compound, a silane compound and water. The aqueous hydrophilic coating composition can be used both as a dilute washing solution to clean surfaces and a coating composition to provide a durable protection from future stains and residues. The coating composition can be applied directly or indirectly to a solid surface using various application devices including, but not limited to, spray, aerosol, wipes, towels, sponges and pads.

A sealed packaging member includes a disposable wiping member for cleaning debris from a surface, such as, an eating utensil, a beverage container or a person's skin. The wiping member is sealed from exposure to the environment until unsealed by an associated operator. The wiping member may be saturated with purified water and contains no cleaning solution.

The invention discloses a multifunctional moist towelette which comprises a flexible platy fiber carrier, wherein the flexible play fiber carrier is rich in multifunctional liquid medicine, and the multifunctional liquid medicine contains the following components according to weight percentage: 8-10% of deodorized ethanol, 1.5-2.7 % of humectant, 0.1-0.3 % of solubilizer, 0.2-0.4 % of emulsifier, 0.3-0.4 % of preservative, 84.28-76.59 % of purified water, 5-8 % of dimethyl phthalate, 0.3-0.5 % of mosquito repelling plant extract, 0.02-0.03 % of menthol crystal, 0.2-0.5 % of vitamin E, and 0.1-0.5 % of aloe vera gel; the pH value of the multifunctional liquid medicine is 5.6-6.5; the mosquito repelling plant extract is an extract obtained in a way that one or multiple of citronella, folium artemisiae argyi and mozzie buster is subjected to supercritical carbon dioxide extraction or an essential oil extractor method or a physical soaking and extracting method. The multifunctional moist towelette has less irritation to skin, is suitable for sensitive skins, has lasting mosquito repelling effect and has various health-care functions to skin, such as diminishing inflammation, preserving moisture, resisting ageing, easing pain and relieving itching.

A tampon assembly that includes a moistened, anti-bacterial towelette attached thereto that was removable by the user and also ensured the user had a cleansing wipe for freshening up as desired. The towelette is enclosed in a sealed packet that is adhesively held to a tubular portion of the tampon insertion device with a releasable, non-residue leaving adhesive in a manner to provide a slim line shape easily carried and includes a grasping tab to ensure easy removal of the sealed packet when needed.

A paper towel dispensing rack designed for ease of installation and use, the preferred embodiment of the present system configured to be placed within the sink cabinet of kitchen cabinet, in such a manner that the rack is supported by a cabinet beam horizontally situated over the cabinet door. Unlike prior art systems, the rack of the present system supports the sheet to be dispensed such that it is easily accessible through a closed door, upon opening the door, as desired, but without the towel roll and rack blocking access to the cabinet or taking up unwanted space. The preferred embodiment of the invention utilizes a c-clamp structure to secure the rack to a horizontal beam commonly found in most kitchen cabinets supporting a sink, mounting the rack in a secure, yet removable fashion. The present system contemplates a towel holder mechanism to suspend at least a portion of the towel to be dispensed in a generally horizontal fashion, teaching a first embodiment utilizing a spring biased holding bar, and a second embodiment contemplating an elastic holder member.

A bib for protecting clothing worn by a wearer includes a sheet having front and back surfaces, an adhesive strip located on the back surface of the sheet and configured and dimensioned for adhering the sheet to the wearer, and a sealed package attached to the sheet. The sealed package includes at least one towelette configured and dimensioned for cleansing.