Reckitt Benckiser (uk) Limited

Reckitt & Colman Products Limited

Rocklin Benckiser (uk) Limited

Reckitt Benckiser Inc.

David Bedford

Martin Butler

Richard Paul Harbutt

Stuart Michael Ruan Jones

Paul William Robinson

Susan Wigley

Jean Anne Braithwaite

Julie Brennan

Martin Reckitt Benckiser Limited Butler

An outlet head () for a spray device (), the outlet head () comprising an inlet section () having an opening () adapted to receive an output section () of a spray material container (), said opening () forming a first end of a fluid channel for spray material from the spray material container (), the outlet head () also comprising an outlet portion () adapted to eject spray material and forming a second end of the fluid channel for spray material, wherein the inlet section () has a first, major, lateral axis and a second, minor, lateral axis, said first and second axes being substantially at right angles to one another, wherein the size of the inlet section along the first, major, axis is greater than the size of the inlet section along the second, minor, axis.

Spraying apparatus and method of using the same

Spray nozzle

A dehumidifying device for absorbing water vapour from ambient air comprising a container having an opening to permit water vapour to enter the container, the container having a water-absorbing agent disposed therein for absorbing water vapour, wherein a first portion of the water-absorbing agent is adapted to provide an indication of water absorption faster than a second portion of the water-absorbing agent following exposure of the first and second portions of water-absorbing agents to water vapour, thereby providing an early indication of the operation of the device.

Dehumidifying device

Wipes are described, premoistened with an anti-static amphoteric cleaning composition. In tests for residual surface charge wipes of the invention showed remarkable charge dissipation properties. Also described are packaged products containing such wipes, use of such wipes in cleaning a surface and the manufacture of such wipes and packaged products.

Anti-static cleaning wipes

The invention relates to a method of absorbing water vapor and malodor from a cavity, for example a drawer or wardrobe or the inside of a shoe. This is achieved by placement in the cavity of a package permeable to water vapor and retaining a particulate dehumidifying compound, a particulate odor-combating compound, and a filler comprising starch or a starch derivative or cellulose or a cellulose derivative, or which acts as a thickener or gelling agent for the water inside the package.

Chemical compositions and methods for absorbing water vapor and combating malodor within a cavity

There is provided a container for absorbing water vapour from ambient air, the container having an opening to permit water vapour to enter the container, a perforate shelf positioned above the base of the container and having a water-absorbing agent disposed thereon for absorbing water vapour, and an airway which allows air to flow into the region of the container beneath the shelf, wherein the container comprises an indicator for providing information on the operation of the container, the indicator operating when the liquid in the container has reached a predetermined level.

Device for absorbing water vapor

This invention relates to a furniture polish comprising a paraffin wax and a microcrystalline wax, preferably in combination wit beeswax and a silicon oil. An organic solvent and water are present, and there may additionally be a surfactant and, in aerosol can applications, a propellant. The polish gives good gloss without tendency to smearing and good resistance to water damage.

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Hull, United Kingdom

David Bedford