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Dean Larry DuVal

Toan Trinh

John Lee Hammons

Errol Hoffman Wahl

Ricky Ah-man Woo

Paul Thomas Weisman

Mattias Schmidt

Faiz Feisal Sherman

Gayle Marie Frankenbach

Holger Beruda

Christopher Philip Bewick-Sonntag

Eugene Joseph Pancheri

Kofi Ofosu-Asante

Peter Dziezok

Lutz Stelzig

Hirotaka Uchiyama

Axel Krause

Mary Jane Combs

Kelyn Anne Arora

Timothy Alan Scavone

Hugo Jean Marie Demeyere

Peter Christopher Ellingson

John Henry Shaw, Jr

Clint Adam Morrow

Christian Gerhard Friedrich Gerlach

Bradford Scott Barron

Masae Nogami

Steven Reece

Thorsten Knobloch

Ebrahim Rezai

Ellen Schmidt Baker

Marc Johan Declercq

Ruth Anne Murphy

Victor Nicholas Vega

Laura Lynn Heilman

Charles A Hensley

Jennifer Lori Steeves-Kiss

Michael Ricardo Burns

Illya Torrance Thomas

Ronghui Wu

Ronald Edward Pegoli

Michael Rene Weaver

Michael Joseph Orr

Christopher Lawrence Smith

Timothy Ian Mullane

Horst Blessing

Rajeev Chhabra

Chandrika Kasturi

Sion Agami

Freddy Arthur Barnabas

Harald Hermann Hundorf

Daniel Scott Cobb

Shulin Larry Zhang

Misael Omar Aviles

Paul Joseph Russo

Paul Amaat Raymond Gerard France

Stephanie Niezgoda Moss

Hugo J Demeyere

Elizabeth Ann Bone

Mike P Purdon

Pedro Vincent Vandecappelle

Keith David Fanta

Joseph Dean Heatherly

Kenneth Stephen McGuire

Alessandro Corona, Iii

Miguel Alvaro Robles

Joerg Andreas Mueller

Janet Sue Littig

Jonathan Robert Cetti

Brian Francis Gray

Raphael Warren

Raul Victorino Nunes

Robert Henry Rohrbaugh

Helen Bernardo Tordil

Ryo Minoguchi

Robert O Keys

Lisa June Hood

Timothy Alan Burkett

Tana Marie Kirkbride

Marc Jennewein

Wade Monroe Hubbard, Jr

Barbara Kay Williams

Remo Bellucci

Michael Ray McDonald

Gregg Thomas Weaver

Christopher Michael Keith

Rafael Trujillo

Sarah Patricia Kunce

John Ferrer

Charles Carson Bascom

Diana Lynne Gann

Kimberly Ann Grimm

Miranda Aref Farage

David Burton Moore

Janine Morgens Strang

Emily Michelle Mason

Kenneth Robert Wehmeyer

Grant Edward Striemer

Ronald Allen Swift, Ii

Alexzandra Joan Ramachandran

An array of toilet tissue products comprising first and second packages, where first package conveys one of strength and softness, and where the second package conveys something different than the first package. The first package may use a character to convey one of strength and softness. Lint, basis weight, total dry tensile, absorbency, and softness are common intensive properties of the first and second toilet tissue products and one or more of these common intensive properties can be different between the first and second toilet tissue products.

Array of sanitary tissue products

A nonwoven web for use in an absorbent article is described. The nonwoven web has first and second nonwoven layers. The first nonwoven layer has a first plurality of fibers, an additive disposed, at least in part, on a portion of the first plurality of fibers, a first side and an opposing second side, wherein second side has a plurality of discontinuities. The second nonwoven layer has a second plurality of fibers, a first surface and an opposing second surface, and a plurality of tufts extending through at least a portion of the discontinuities in the first nonwoven layer, wherein the second nonwoven layer is attached to the first nonwoven layer such that at least a portion of the second plurality of fibers are in liquid communication with the first nonwoven layer, wherein the first nonwoven layer is hydrophobic and the second nonwoven layer is hydrophilic.

Nonwoven webs with hydrophobic and hydrophilic layers

An absorbent article and method of making the absorbent article are disclosed. The absorbent article having a topsheet, a backsheet, and an absorbent core structure having one or more layers wherein at least one layer is a heterogeneous mass layer, wherein the topsheet and the heterogeneous mass are integrated such that they reside in the same X-Y plane.

Topsheets integrated with heterogenous mass layer

A package comprising an interior space and an exterior surface may have a plurality of disposable absorbent articles disposed within the interior space of the package. Each of the disposable absorbent articles may have a topsheet; a backsheet; an absorbent core located between the topsheet and the backsheet. The absorbent products may exhibit an In-Bag Stack Height of less about 80 mm as measured according to an In-Bag Stack Height Test.

Absorbent products having improved packaging efficiency

An absorbent article comprising an absorbent gelling material (AGM) having an encapsulated compound of one or more odor controlling organic compounds disposed upon a surface thereof is described. Alternatively, an AGM particle comprising an encapsulated reactive compound of one or more odor controlling organic compounds disposed as a surface coating thereon is described. Additionally, a method to manufacture an absorbent article is described. The method provides for the steps of: a) providing a solution in a solvent system, the solution has an encapsulating agent and one or more odor controlling organic compounds as a surface coating; b) applying an amount of the solution to a surface of an AGM particle; and, c) incorporating the AGM particle having the solution applied thereto into the absorbent article.

Absorbent articles comprising encapsulating agents

An Absorbent article comprising a topsheet, a backsheet, and an absorbent core comprising an absorbent structure, wherein the absorbent structure exhibits a Cross Direction bending rigidity between 0.3 gf*cm{circumflex over (&#x2003;)}2/cm and 1.6 gf*cm{circumflex over (&#x2003;)}2/cm and a Machine Direction bending rigidity between 1.5 gf*cm{circumflex over (&#x2003;)}2/cm and 14 gf*cm{circumflex over (&#x2003;)}2/cm.

Absorbent article with absorbent structure having anisotropic rigidity

A process for shipping absorbent products having a substantially airfelt free absorbent core, on pallets, is provided. The loaded pallet comprises a plurality of packages, each having a plurality of disposable absorbent articles disposed within the interior space of the package, wherein the plurality of packages are arranged on the pallet such that the plurality of packages on the pallet exhibit a density of from about 11.0 lbs/ftto about 14.6 lbs/ft.

Method of maximizing shipping efficiency of absorbent articles

Disclosed are absorbent articles having a cyclodextrin complex of one or more odor controlling organic compounds wherein the cyclodextrin is a substituted cyclodextrin (wherein the H atom of OH groups in positions 2, 3 and 6 is partially or entirely replaced by a substituent &#x2014;R) having a substitution degree (DS) of 0.4 or more &#x2014;R substituents per molecule of cyclodextrin and wherein substitution in position 2 is 20% or above, in position 6 is 20% or above and in position 3 is 50% or below. Cyclodextrin complexes of this type release the odor controlling organic compound much faster and in more complete manner than non-substituted or differently substituted cyclodextrin complexes thus the odor control efficacy is improved.

Absorbent article comprising cyclodextrin complexes

An absorbent article selected from a sanitary napkin, an incontinence pad and a pantyliner, comprising a topsheet layer, a backsheet layer, a fastening adhesive applied on the backsheet garment facing surface. The adhesive comprises one or more thermoplastic elastomers. The article comprises a fragrance or odor control composition comprising one more esters, having a log P value of 2.9 or higher and a Kovats Retention Index of 1450 or higher, at least 90% of which are in encapsulated or complexed form.

Absorbent article comprising a fragrance or odor control composition

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Lebanon, OH, United States of America

Dean Larry DuVal