The Procter Gamble Company

Andreas Josef Dreher

Mark Robert Sivik

Paul Dennis Trokhan

Gregory Charles Gordon

Paul Thomas Weisman

Alyssandrea Hope Hamad-Ebrahimpour

Brian Patrick Croll

Frank William Denome

John Gerhard Michael

Stephen Joseph Hodson

Alrick Vincent Warner

Hui Yang

Jonathan Paul Brennan

Hailing Bao

Antonius Lambertus DeBeer

David Wesley Monebrake

Jeffrey A Auer

Mark William Hamersky

Stephen Robert Glassmeyer

Jennifer Elaine Hilvert

Michael Sean Pratt

Min Mao

Todd Douglas Lenser

Michael Devin Long

Darrell Ian Brown

Matthew Lawrence Lynch

Jeffrey Moss Vaughn

Yoichiro Yamamoto

Brandon Philip Illie

Gavin John Broad

Janine Anne Flood

Eric Paul Granberg

Dinah Achola Nyangiro

Alyssandra Hope Hamad-Ebrahimpour

Ricky Reynaldo Yanez, Jr

Nathan Alan Gill

Antonius Lambertus De Beer

Peter Wiedmann

Sohini Paldey

Jason Donald McCarty

Emily Lao Hickey

Paula A Chmielewski

Tom Edward Dufresne

David Charles Oertel

John Gerhad Michael

Paul R Iii Mort

Richard Allen Diemar

Anthoney Edward Reed

Jeffrey Allen Auer

Jason Donald Mccarty

A method of creating a soft and lofty continuous fiber nonwoven web is provided. The method includes providing first and second, different molten polymers to a spinneret defining a plurality of orifices and flowing a fluid intermediate the spinneret and a moving porous member. The method includes using the fluid to draw the first and second molten polymers, in a direction toward the porous member, through at least some of the plurality of orifices to form a plurality of individual continuous fiber strands. The method includes depositing the continuous fiber strands onto the porous member at a first location to produce an intermediate continuous fiber nonwoven web, and varying, in at least two different zones, a vacuum force applied to the moving porous member and to the intermediate web downstream of the first location and without any heat applied.

Methods for producing through-fluid bonded nonwoven webs

Pouches, for example pouches that contain one or more active agents, such as a fabric care active agent or dishwashing active agent and/or detergent compositions, and more particularly pouches employing a water-soluble fibrous wall material, pouches employing a fibrous wall material that ruptures during use, and methods for making same, are provided.

Pouches comprising water-soluble fibrous wall materials and methods for making same

A detergent product containing a detergent composition is provided.

Detergent product and method for making same

Fibrous structures containing one or more particles, and methods for making same are provided.

Fibrous structures comprising particles and methods for making same

The present disclosure relates to fibrous structures including active agents and having a graphic printed thereon. In some embodiments, a nonwoven web may include a fibrous structure comprising filaments. In turn, the filaments may include filament forming material, and an active agent releasable from the filaments when exposed to conditions of intended use. In addition, a graphic may be printed directly onto the fibrous structure.

Fibrous structures including an active agent and having a graphic printed thereon

Described are effervescent dissolvable solid structures comprising effervescent agglomerated particles which enhance the consumer experience and can improve dissolution of the structure. Also described are processes for the Dissolvable Solid Structure comprising effervescent agglomerated particles. Also described are methods for making the effervescent agglomerated particle.

Compositions in the form of dissolvable solid structures comprising effervescent agglomerated particles

A detergent product containing one or more active agents is provided.

A method of creating a soft and lofty continuous fiber nonwoven web is provided. The method includes providing first and second, different molten polymers to a spinneret defining a plurality of orifices and flowing a fluid intermediate the spinneret and a moving porous member. The method includes using the fluid to draw the first and second molten polymers, in a direction toward the porous member, through at least some of the plurality of orifices to form a plurality of individual continuous fiber strands. The method includes depositing the continuous fiber strands onto the porous member at a first location to produce an intermediate continuous fiber nonwoven web, and intermittently varying, in at least two different zones, a vacuum force applied to the moving porous member and to the intermediate web downstream of the first location and without the addition of more continuous fibers and without any heat applied.

A fibrous structure with a plurality of fibrous elements and agglomerated particles. The agglomerated particles can be matrix particles containing perfume.

Fibrous structures containing polymer matrix particles with perfume ingredients

A method of creating a soft and lofty continuous fiber nonwoven web is provided. The method includes providing a first molten polymer and a second, different molten polymer to a spinneret defining a plurality of orifices and flowing a fluid intermediate the spinneret and a moving porous member. The method includes using the fluid to draw the first and second molten polymer components, in a direction toward the moving porous member, through at least some of the plurality of orifices to form a plurality of individual continuous fiber strands. The method includes depositing the continuous fiber strands onto the moving porous member at a first location to produce an intermediate continuous fiber nonwoven web, and intermittently varying a vacuum force applied to the moving porous member and to the intermediate web downstream of the first location and without the addition of more continuous fibers and without any heat applied.

A hair care product containing one or more hair care active agents is provided.

Apertured fibrous structures and more particularly apertured fibrous structures containing one or more fibrous elements, for example filaments, containing one or more fibrous element-forming materials and one or more active agents that are releasable from the fibrous element when exposed to conditions of intended use, and methods for making same.

Apertured fibrous structures and methods for making same

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Cincinnati, OH, United States of America

Andreas Josef Dreher