Kimberly-clark Worldwide, Inc.

Kimberly-clark Corporation

Debra Nell Welchel

Joseph D Mitchell

Herb F Velazquez

Alan Edward Wright

Matrice Brown Jackson

Philip D Palermo

Joel G Delman

John B Freese

Donna Ann Piacenza

Suzuko Hisata

Eric Clayton Steindorf

Stephen Lawrence Phelps

Ann Louise McCormack

Steven Craig Gehling

Russell J Kroll

George R Cohen

Vivian Gray

Ning Yang

Ming Xie

Mark Londborg

Richard Ignatius Wolkowicz

Frank Paul Abuto

Jason Lye

Leslie Thomas Long

Brij Pal Singh

Shawn Ray Feaster

Kiran K Reddy

Luc Blanchette

Richard S Yeo

David W Kapiloff

Raymond Cyr

Theresa Michelle McCoy

Mary Ellen Monroe

Tim J Morton

Megan Christine Hansen Smith

Christine McCreight Sloan

Melanie L Andres

Craig Miles

Sara Stephan

Megan Christine Smith

Herb Flores Velazquez

Andrew Joseph Beltz

Mary Lucille DeLucia

Rameshbabu Boga

RameshBabu Boga

Cherie H Everhart

Antwain Demone Taylor

Eric Scott Kepner

Ralph Solarski

Amar A Patel

John Richard Skerrett

James Joseph Detamore

Ronald Raymond Padak

Cheryl Lynn York

Crystal Sutphin Leach

Victoria L Bischoff

Robert C Ziegenfuss

David John McCutcheon

Pingshan Wang

Guy William Provenzano

Amanda Butler

Jay Amedee Poppe

George Rosenberg Cohen

Aladin B Ferian, Iii

Richard H D Bullock

Timothy H Morgan

Lourdes Lizzette Sheffield

Carmen Elissa Sullivan

Mark D Londborg

Cheryl L York

Mary Lucille Delucia

Ralph Andrew Solarski

Andrew J Beltz

Teri Kish

Megan Christine-Hansen Smith

A respirator including a collapse-resistant means for resisting collapse of the respirator main body due to respiration of a user during use of such a respirator is disclosed. Specifically, in various embodiments, the collapse-resisting means may be a deflection member, a stiffening material, fastening components configured to apply an outward-facing deflection force when the respirator is worn, or any combination thereof. Additionally, a dual exhalation vent assembly adapted for use in a collapse resisting respirator is also disclosed.

Collapse resistant respirator

Devices including a coating layer formed of a transparent, conductive coating composition described. The coating layer may function as an active antifog coating for the prevention of water vapor condensation as droplets on a surface. The coating includes a conductive polymer and functionalized carbon nanostructures and may be crosslinked with a transition metal crosslinking agent. The composition may be coated on a surface used in a visualization application such as a face shield, glasses, safety glasses, goggles, oculars, etc., to prevent fogging on the surface.

Electro-thermal antifog optical devices

A system for detecting an actual or impending overflow condition from a washroom fixture includes an overflow sensor configured with the fixture at a location to detect an abnormal rise in water level within the fixture before water overflows the fixture. A water sensor may also be disposed to detect an abnormal amount of water on the washroom floor. A data communications unit is in communication with the sensors. A washroom monitoring station is provided in wireless communication with the data communications unit and in communication with the sensors through the data communications unit. The washroom monitoring station is configured for indicating the presence of water when detected by the overflow or water sensors.

System and method for measuring and monitoring overflow or wetness conditions in a washroom

Eyewear having an enhanced air flow and/or absorption features which may be used for safety, sports, and the like. The eyewear may desirably provides features in design and/or function of the structure to enhance air flow and reduce moisture. Additional elements such as removable pads and/or cartridges may be used with the eyewear to enhanced airflow and reduce moisture adjacent a user's eyes and face as well.

Eyewear with enhanced air flow and/or absorption features

Eyewear having an enhanced fit which may be used for safety, sports, and the like. The eyewear may provide features which permit enhanced airflow and an enhanced fit to a user's face. Such features may include greater adjustability to provide greater comfort. Eyewear including an RFID tag which is activated to send or receive transmissions when the eyewear is unfolded and/or positioned in a position to be worn by a user.

Eyewear with enhanced fit

Eyewear having heating elements therewith which may be used for safety, sports, and the like. The eyewear may provide features which reduce or eliminate fogging and condensation on the eyewear when a heating element in the lens is activated. The eyewear also includes adjustable features to provide greater comfort.

Eyewear with heating elements

Eyewear having adapters and/or mask attachment features which permit the eyewear to attach to a mask, or a mask to attach to the eyewear. An adapter may be used which may provide a portion of the eyewear and/or mask. Alternatively, an adapter may be provided separately. Finally, a flap adapter may be used to extend facial protection for eyewear.

Eyewear with mask attachment features

A personal cleansing article having a capsule and a liquid cleansing composition contained within the capsule is disclosed. The capsule is made to contain a trigger such that upon the occurrence of a specific event, the liquid cleansing composition is released from the capsule. A method for personal cleansing using such an article is also disclosed. Additionally, a method for manufacturing a foaming liquid cleansing composition is disclosed.

Encapsulated liquid cleanser

A combination includes eyewear, such as glasses, with a removable vapor barrier attachment. The eyewear includes a frame and lenses configured for protecting a user's eyes. The vapor barrier attachment is removably attached to the eyewear, and includes a base member removably attachable to the eyewear frame, and flap members extending from the base member. The flap members have a shape and length so as to extend longitudinally below the eyewear lenses. The flap members are attached to the eyewear along at least a portion of the length of the flap members and have a resilient sealing edge that conforms against the wearer's face to inhibit exhaled air from passing between the lenses and the wearer's face.

Vapor barrier attachment for eyewear

A dispenser is provided for dispensing stacked folded sheets. The dispenser includes a housing configured to hold the stack of sheets within an internal storage space. A cover member is pivotally attached to the housing and is movable between an open position wherein access is provided to the storage space, and a closed position wherein the cover defines a front panel of the dispenser. A dispensing opening is provided through which the folded sheets are dispensed when the cover is in its closed position. An overfill prevention device is configured within the housing. This device includes a stop member that is movably configured with a back wall of the housing and is movable between a restricting position when the cover is in its open position, and a relief position when the cover is closed. A latch mechanism is disposed in the housing in a position so as latch the stop member in its restricting position when the cover is in the open position. An actuator is disposed on the cover at a location so as to engage and release the latch mechanism when the cover is closed. The stop member is then free to move towards its relief position whereby compressive pressure on the stack of folded sheets is relieved.

Folded sheet dispenser having an overfill prevention mechanism

A shipping carton adapted to hold sheet products in packages is provided. The shipping carton includes a carton having an internal compartment configured to hold packages of sheet products. The carton has a first pull tab and a second pull tab. A tear strip is connected to the first pull tab and it extends about an inner surface of an inner perimeter of the carton to connect to the second pull tab. The tear strip is configured such that when a user pulls as least one of the first and second pull tabs, the carton is separated into two separate containers. A shipping assembly and a method of using a shipping carton are also provided.

Shipping carton with pull tabs and tear strip

A dispenser containing sheets, for example, dry sheets and premoistened sheets is provided. The dispenser is adapted to be releasably coupled to a conventional rolled product fixture, such as one that holds a roll of toilet tissue in a bathroom. The dispenser may include a cartridge which is positioned in the housing of the dispenser which holds sheets. The sheets dispense from the cartridge and the dispenser.

Dispenser for sheet material

A dispenser is provided which is adapted for dispensing from a table top and it is convertible to dispense from a conventional rolled product fixture. The dispenser includes a housing having a compartment configured to hold sheets. The housing also has a dispensing opening. The housing is configured to be positioned on a table top for dispensing sheets therefrom, and the housing includes a hanging port which permits the housing to be coupled to a conventional rolled product fixture. The hanging port is masked when the dispenser is positioned for dispensing from a table top. The hanging port is easily unmasked and configured to releasably couple the housing to a fixture in a bathroom for dispensing sheets therefrom.

Convertible dispenser for sheet material

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Woodstock, GA, United States of America

Debra Nell Welchel