Kimberly-clark Corporation

Kimberly-clark Worldwide, Inc.

Other

Michael Chauncey Tuck

Duane Gerard Krzysik

Cynthia Watts Henderson

Lee Patrick Garvey

Michael John Smith

Robert D Sauer

Theodore E Farrington, Jr

John A Heathcock

Christopher R McKinney

John L Herzberg

Patricia L Samolinski

This invention is directed to a facial tissue dispensing system which is a portable, flexible pack for dispensing large tissues. The portable, flexible pack container is thin yet contains regular-sized or large-sized tissues for cleaning in the alternative to paper towels or rags. Before being placed into the container, each of the tissues is first reversibly folded three times onto itself to decrease the size of the tissue in first or lateral dimension and is second reversibly folded onto itself at least one time to decrease the size of the tissue in a second or longitudinal dimension, which is generally perpendicular to the first dimension. The tissues are folded such that they unfold as they pass through the tissue dispensing opening of the container. The tissue dispensing opening may be covered by a resealable closure flap. In this manner, tissues are kept from the environment to keep them clean and dry. This invention is also directed to a container for containing and dispensing the portable, flexible packs.

Portable, flexible facial tissue dispensing system for dispensing tissues

A soft tissue product is disclosed having uniformly distributed surface deposits of a solidified composition having a melting point of from about 30.degree. C. to about 70.degree. C. The solidified composition is applied to the outer surfaces of the tissue product in melted form, preferably by rotogravure printing. The solidified composition contains an oil, a wax, and preferably a fatty alcohol.

Soft treated tissue

A soft uncreped throughdried tissue product is disclosed having uniformly distributed surface deposits of a chemical composition which imparts a benefit to the user, such as a reduction in skin irritation during use. Particularly suitable compositions are those which have a melting point of from about 30.degree. C. to about 70.degree. C. and which are applied to the outer surfaces of the tissue product in melted form, preferably by rotogravure printing. A suitable composition contains an oil, a wax, and preferably a fatty alcohol.

Soft treated uncreped throughdried tissue

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Appleton, WI, United States of America

Michael Chauncey Tuck