Chesebrough-pond's Inc.

John A Russo

Joseph R Faryniarz

Francis W Busch

Thomas J Pallone

Gene R Berube

Ambrish H Vyas

Stuart R Kipperman

Mishel Greenberg

Peter B Kinseley

Jean Pierre Vitrac

David E Ham

An article for removing nail polish from a nail is described which comprises a sealed envelope having rupturable means along and adjacent to at least one edge thereof to allow for entry of a nail containing nail polish into the interior of the envelope, and an absorbent material, bonded to the inner surfaces of the envelope, which is impregnated with a nail polish remover.

Article for removing nail polish from a nail

Various surfaces are polished by buffing with compositions comprising a foamed polymeric material and a finely divided abrasive material. The abrasive material has a particle size number and a valley abrasion number the product of which falls within a predetermined range sufficient to provide good polishing upon buffing. Such compositions can be fashioned into articles of manufacture which are capable of buffing various surfaces.

Compositions, articles and methods for polishing surfaces

Swab dispenser

An absorbent strip of material is carried for movement between a blocking position and a clearance position relative to the discharge of a valve actuator to provide for prolonged evaporative dispensing or direct dispensing of aerosol product, such as room deodorizer, to the atmosphere. The absorbent strip is carried in an annular groove defined by a plurality of vertical ribs on a carrier member, which is rotatable for movement into and out of alignment with the discharge outlet.

Aerosol dispensing device

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Westport, CT, United States of America

John A Russo