S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Kent B McReynolds

John S Trent

Bryan L Ackerman

Douglas A Soller

William E LeBoeuf

Michael C Fryan

Virginia D Karul

Thayer A Brown, Jr

Jeffrey T Brown

A dispenser includes a cradle () including generally upright sidewalls (), a handle () having a top and a bottom, and a plurality of sheets () releasably attached to the bottom of the handle (), such that the plurality of sheets () faces the cradle (). The cradle () can house a reservoir () containing a liquid product. The handle () is positioned by the upright sidewalls () of the cradle () and is supported by the cradle (). The liquid product can be dispensed from the reservoir () onto the surface of the outermost sheet () of the plurality of sheets (). That sheet () then can be used to apply the liquid product to a surface, and can be removed and discarded after use, revealing a fresh sheet.

Dispenser assembly for dispensing liquid onto a removable sheet contained by an implement

A disposable cutting sheet for cutting and preparation of food items thereon comprises a first cut-resistant layer having a first surface area and including a cellulosic ply and a thermoplastic material ply, wherein the thermoplastic material ply of the first layer includes a plurality of apertures therethrough. The cutting sheet further includes a second layer having a second surface area and including a cellulosic ply and a thermoplastic material ply. The cellulosic ply of the first layer is disposed on and secured to the cellulosic ply of the second layer such that portions of the thermoplastic and cellulosic plies of the second layer extend beyond the surface area of the first layer to form a border completely surrounding the first layer.

Disposable cutting sheet

A thermoplastic bakeware article (i.e., an article formed to hold, contain or support food, while being heated in a microwave, conventional oven, convection oven, or the like) that is food-grade and resistant to dripping, stringing, and melting at high temperatures. The article has a composition comprising a partially crystalline polyester resin and a phenoxy resin. The composition is formulated so as to allow cross-linking between the polyester resin and the phenoxy resin at temperatures above about 400&#xb0; F.

Disposable bakeware with improved drip resistance at elevated temperatures

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Racine, WI, United States of America

Kent B McReynolds