Henkel Ag & Company, Kgaa

Kimberly-clark Worldwide, Inc.

Henkel Kgaa

Arndt Scheidgen

Hans Bouten

Elisabeth Baumgarten

Francesca Corbellini

Franz Aschenbrenner

Wolfgang Von Rybinski

Hans-Georg Muehlhausen

Ralph Butter-Jentsch

Priscilla Eng Choo Goh

DooHong Kim

Frank Pessel

Paula Barreleiro

Danuta Bedrunka

Wolfgang Rybinski Von

The use of a decolorizing composition for removing colored substances from aqueous fluids (e.g., colored pigments, blood-containing fluids, etc.) is provided. The decolorizing composition contains one or more inorganic salts. In one embodiment, for example, the composition contains a mixture of sodium sulfate (NaSO) and monopotassium phosphate (KHPO). The decolorizing composition may be placed in fluid communication with an absorbent core, a liquid-permeable layer, or combinations thereof, in an absorbent article to help decolorize blood-containing fluids (e.g., menses) exuded from the body.

Removal of colored substances from aqueous liquids

Liquid hydrous laundry treatment agent containing hydrogen peroxide and omega-6 fatty acid, and optionally further ingredients compatible with said components.

Aqueous textile treatment

The present invention relates to the use of polymers comprising carboxyl groups in combination with bivalent cations for producing a protective layer on a textile sheet material and to textile treatment agents, in particular washing and cleaning agents containing said polymers in a suitable form of administration, in order to enable the formation of a protective layer on textile sheet materials.

Use of polymers comprising carboxyl groups in combination with bivalent cations for creating a protective layer

The invention relates to a flushing water guiding arrangement () for a toilet bowl () or similar, comprising a housing which can be inserted into the edge () of the toilet bowl, an inlet (), at least one outlet () and a dispensing device () which is used to dispense at least one liquid active substance as a supplement to the flushing water. The dispensing device () comprises at least one container () which is used to receive the active substance and at least one dispensing opening () which is arranged between the inlet () and the outlet (J,). The flushing water guiding arrangement is characterized in that low pressure is set in the container () when the active substance is dispensed and that, essentially, only air reaches into the container () which is suctioned by the low pressure in the container ().

Flushing water guiding arrangement for a toilet bowl

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Essen, Germany

Arndt Scheidgen