The Procter Gamble Company

Savare' I.c. S.r.l.

Johannson Jimmy Tee, Jr

Kemal Vatansever Catalan

William Winfield Cheeseman

Toan Trinh

Zaiyou Liu

Olaf Erik Alexander Isele

Rajeev Chhabra

Lawrence Andrew Schumacher

Marc Jennewein

Calvin Hoi Wung Cheng

Kurt Alfred Karussi

DeeAnn Ling Nelson

Melissa Jane Wene

Kristin Hofmann Miller

Alessandro Corona, Iii

Thomas James Klofta

Holger Beruda

Ebrahim Rezai

Italo Corzani

Peter Dziezok

Judith Ann Hollingshead

Norman Scott Broyles

Gabriele Stiehl

Hugo Jean Marie Demeyere

Fernando Ray Tollens

Ryan Michael West

Jiping Wang

Laveeta Joseph

Jacqueline Marie Duderstadt

Clarissa Maldonado

Dennis Parrish

David E Whittlinger

Kevin Max Labitzke

Michael Rene Weaver

Kun Sun

Jeffrey Frank Omnitz

Nancy L Schuchter

Vincent Scott Stapp

Steven Robert Sealschott

Saji Chacko Meledathu

Emily Suzanne Allen

Ann Marie Frey

Walter Van De Klugt

An absorbent article comprising a malodor reduction composition. The malodor reduction composition comprises a perfume mixture comprising about 5% to about 100%, by weight of said perfume mixture, of at least two perfume materials selected from the group consisting of terpinyl acetate, methyl iso-eugenol, phenyl acetaldehyde dimethyl acetal, and patchone.

Articles comprising malodor reduction compositions

The present invention relates to wetness indicator compositions that comprise at least one leuco dye and one color developer in a hot-melt adhesive matrix. Upon contact with water or with water-containing fluids, said wetness indicator compositions are apt to change their color from a colorless state to a colorful state or from a first colored state to a second colored state having a color different from the first one; in particular, from a first colorless, white, or translucent state to a second state having a visible color, or vice versa. The disclosed wetness indicator compositions can be used as wetness/fluid indicators in various applications, e.g. in packaging articles and in absorbent articles; in an absorbent mat or sheet or operatory cloth for medical use; in a wound dressing product; in an absorbent mat or sheet for food products.

Wetness indicator compositions comprising leuco dyes

Absorbent articles with substantially cellulose-free cores with zeolites.

Article with zeolites

An absorbent article includes a chassis comprising a topsheet, a backsheet, and an absorbent core disposed between the topsheet and backsheet. The absorbent core contains superabsorbent polymer material and about 10% or less by weight of cellulosic fibers. The backsheet comprises a film comprising a plurality of micropores. The film comprises odor absorbing material disposed in one or more of the micropores.

Absorbent article having odor absorbing material

Absorbent articles comprising odor control compositions that are not visible from the outside of the article due to placement on or next to the absorbent core wrap.

Article comprising odor control composition

An absorbent article to be worn about the lower torso, the absorbent article comprising a chassis comprising a topsheet, a backsheet, an absorbent core disposed between the topsheet and the backsheet, and a pair of longitudinal barrier cuffs attached to the chassis. Each longitudinal cuff is formed of a web of material, the web of material having first and second opposing surfaces. The web of material comprises a nonwoven component layer comprising fibers having a number-average diameter of less than about 1 micron, a mass-average diameter of less than about 1.5 microns, and a ratio of the mass-average diameter to the number-average diameter less than about 2. The absorbent article further comprises a hydrophobic coating disposed on at least one surface of the web of material such that a coated web of material is formed, the hydrophobic surface coating comprising a solventless, multicomponent silicone composition including at least two silicone polymers and being substantially free of aminosilicones.

Absorbent article with containment barrier

An absorbent article comprising a chassis comprising a topsheet, a backsheet, an absorbent core disposed between the topsheet and the backsheet, and a pair of longitudinal barrier cuffs attached to the chassis. Each longitudinal cuff is formed of a web of material having first and second opposing surfaces and comprising a nonwoven component layer comprising fibers having a number-average diameter of less than about 1 micron, a mass-average diameter of less than about 1.5 microns, and a ratio of the mass-average diameter to the number-average diameter less than about 2. The absorbent article further comprises a hydrophobic coating disposed on at least one surface of the web of material.

An improved barrier member for an absorbent article that includes a nonwoven treated with a hydrophobic surface coating. The hydrophobic surface coating includes a non-aqueous, solventless, multicomponent silicone composition. The hydrophobic surface coating may be substantially free of aminosilicones.

Hydrophobic surface coated material for use in absorbent articles

A method for improving the barrier properties of a material. The method includes providing a material, applying a hydrophobic surface coating thereto, and incorporating the material into an absorbent article. The hydrophobic surface coating includes a non-aqueous, solventless, multicomponent silicone composition. The hydrophobic surface coating may be substantially free of aminosilicones.

Method for improving the barrier properties of a nonwoven

An article comprising a multiple use fabric conditioning composition that is operably connectable to the inside of a dryer is useful for softening fabric without staining the fabric and with reduced linting.

Multiple use fabric softening composition with reduced linting

An article comprising a multiple use fabric conditioning composition that is operably connectable to the inside of a dryer is useful for softening fabric without staining the fabric.

Multiple use fabric softening composition with reduced fabric staining

Portion of a fabric conditioning article

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Mason, OH, United States of America

Johannson Jimmy Tee, Jr