The Clorox Company

Carrie Ripberger

Dennis B Jenkins

Elisa Calimano

Ahmed Drief

Roger V Lee

Aram Garabedian, Jr

Sean Gooby

David M Gall

William McCormick, Iii

Samuel Garber

Julie Timberman

Phoebe Leppla

William Mccormick

William Mccormick Iii

The present invention is for sanitizing compositions for sanitizing surfaces which may contact food. The composition may be provided in liquid form, and may include a quaternary amine, one or more surfactant, a fragrance, and water. At least 90% by weight of the fragrance comprises fragrance components that meet Class I qualifications of the Cramer classification system. All other components of the composition (e.g., the quaternary amine, the surfactants, water, and any optional components) meet the EPA guidelines under CFR 180.940(a). Since the composition only includes components that meet the EPA guidelines under CFR 180.940(a) (reflecting a presumption of low toxicity), and at least 90% of the fragrance itself (e.g., in the case of mixtures of fragrance components) meets the Cramer Class I qualifications, the composition is safe for application to surfaces that come in contact with food, where there is a heightened probability that traces of the composition will be ingested.

Food contact surface sanitizing liquid

Animal litter having up to a sixty percent reduction in bulk density can be produced by combining flat-shaped cellulosic materials and sodium bentonite clay. Not only is the resulting litter lighter, but it also maintains a high clump strength as compared to clay-based animal litters that contain greater than ninety percent by weight sodium bentonite clay.

Lightweight clumping animal litter and methods thereof

Lightweight clumping animal litter and method thereof

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