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Michael J Marrese

Eftichios Van Vlahakis

John A Manolas

The present invention relates to an improved urinal block composition comprised of fluid-soluble chemical components, and an improved dispenser to be used with that urinal block. Specifically, the present invention is directed to a unique combination of chemicals that when blended together to form a urinal block composition yields a stable product that is effective at deodorizing and cleaning urinals and toilets. The improvement of using an acid stable protease enzyme with the other fluid-soluble chemical components of the urinal block composition provides the advantage of dissolving and otherwise neutralizing odors associated with urinals and toilets. The urinal block is retained in and dispensable from a disposable dispenser assembly 10 for use in urinals and toilets. The urinal block is protected from direct action of urine by a retention cup 18 which retains the chemical block composition 32 in position, and the inner hollow area 12 of the dispenser 10 allows the dispenser 10 to fit around strainers found in urinals. The dispenser has a perforated flange 20 that supports the hollow area 12 and retention cup 18 within the urinal, while also allowing for effective drainage.

Urinal block dispenser assembly and composition

The present invention relates to a perfumed stable gel comprised of a unique combination of a chemical components. The stable gel can be maintained at temperatures of from about 125.degree. F. to about 150.degree. F. and has a perfume content of from about 70.0% to about 85.0% by weight of the composition. The perfumed stable gel also comprises a surfactant, a soap, an odorless glycol, water, a preservative and optional components, such as dyes, inert filler materials, and ethanol or odorless mineral spirits. The perfumed stable gel may be retained in a disposable deodorant container which is adapted for use with various deodorant dispensers.

Perfumed stable gel composition

Improved urinal block composition

The present invention relates to a perfumed stable gel and to a deodorant container which retains a deodorant in the form of that perfumed stable gel, and which is adapted for use with various deodorant dispensers. The present invention also relates to a method of manufacture for the perfumed stable gel and the deodorant container in a unitary form. Specifically, the invention relates to a disposable deodorant container which retains a perfumed stable gel comprised of a unique combination of chemical components. The stable gel can be maintained at temperatures of up to 140.degree. F. and has a perfume content of up to 75%.

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Park Ridge, IL, United States of America

Michael J Marrese