The Procter Gamble Company

Michael Sean Farrell

Toan Trinh

Paul Thomas Weisman

Scott Edward Smith

Stephan Gary Bush

Scott Kendyl Stanley

John William Koenig

Travis Kyle Hodgdon

Andrew Paul Rapach

Frank Andrej Kvietok

Eric Richard Bartsch

Douglas Michael Graham

Brice Daniel Westring

Gustavo Jose Camargo-Parodi

William Michael Cannon

Norio Fujikawa

Corey James Kenneally

John Edward Sheppard

Ada Ho Yau Ko

Michael Thomas Roller

Christopher Bryant Williams

Grover David Owens

Pedro Antonio Rodriguez

Leonard Joseph Keller, Jr

Callie Elizabeth Zawaski

Robert Howard Roth

Kevin George Goodall

Kerry Lloyd Weaver

Mark William Hamersky

Charles John Berg, Jr

Margaret Henderson Hasse

Ricky Ah-man Woo

Emma Lynn Sartini

Mark John Steinhardt

Freddy Arthur Barnabas

Nancy Karapasha

Robert Drennan Lewis

Dale Edwin Barker

Carl-Eric Kaiser

Christophe Laudamiel-Pellet

Diana Lynn Gann

Nicholas August Vitucci

Matthew Davis Bantly

Carl Eric Kaiser

Thomas Alan Wilker

Elizabeth Ann Rohrbaugh

Kyoko Mignot

Griet Daelemans

Sebastian Karl David A'Court Bergne

Paul Gregory Methven

Dan Raymond Wiegele

Gary Jay Groznik

Dean Robert McCoy

Jennifer Ann Kraynak Orriss

Clare Jessamyn Dibble

Christophe Laudemiel-Pellet

Method for targeted application of active agents to a target surface including: creating a digital geometric representation of the target surface; providing an array of applicators; selecting an applicator from the array of applicators based on the target surface; disposing the active agent on the applicator surface of the applicator; disposing the applicator on the target surface so that the active agent is in contact with the target surface; and removing the applicator from the target surface while leaving at least some of the active agent in contact with the target surface.

Methods and systems for precision application of agents to a target surface

An applicator comprises a first structural element which has a shape determined according to a digital geometric representation of a target structure, the applicator further comprises an active agent located according to a diagnostic scan of the target structure.

Precision applicator

A water soluble container comprises a water soluble shell enclosing a volume. The water soluble shell comprises a set of voxels.

Water soluble containers and methods of making them

Active agent-containing 3D articles, for example dryer-added 3D articles and/or washing machine-added 3D articles and/or hair care 3D articles, and more particularly to consumable, single use, water-insoluble 3D articles containing one or more active agents and optionally, one or more auxiliary ingredients, methods for making same, and methods for using same are provided.

Active agent-containing three-dimensional articles

A method for manufacturing a three-dimensional object includes steps of: a) providing a digital description of the object as a set of voxels; b) sequentially creating an actual set of voxels corresponding to the digital set of voxels; wherein at least one voxel comprises a composition comprising between about 35 and about 100 wt. % of a polymer selected from the group consisting of nonionic PEG homopolymers, PEG copolymers, and mixtures thereof; the polymer having an average molecular weight of between about 1,000 and about 95,000 AMU; and between about 0 and about 65 wt. % of a filler, wherein the filler is a solid at a temperature of above about 75 C, wherein the composition has a Melt Flow Index of between about 0.1 and about 50 g/10 min when measured at 70 C under a 1.2 kg load using a half-die according to ASTM D1238-13.

Method for manufacturing a three-dimensional object

Method for targeted application of active agents to a target surface including the steps of: (a) capturing an image of the target surface; (b) transforming the image into a digital geometric representation of the target surface; (c) forming an applicator mask having an applicator surface with a three-dimensional shape corresponding to the target surface; (d) disposing the active agent on the applicator surface of the applicator mask; (e) disposing the applicator mask on the target surface so that the active agent is in contact with the target surface; and (f) removing the applicator mask from the target surface while leaving at least some of the active agent in contact with the target surface.

A method for forming an applicator comprises steps of: creating a digital geometric representation of the structure, the target structure having a flatness ratio; forming the applicator using the digital geometric representation of the target structure, the applicator having a target structure contacting surface; and disposing an active agent upon the target structure contacting surface of the applicator.

Methods for making precision applicators

Container shroud

Combined container and shroud

A dispenser for sanitary tissue products is provided. The dispenser comprises a housing defining a cavity configured to receive sanitary tissue products therein and an opening defined in the housing. The sanitary tissue products within the cavity are configured to be dispensed through the opening. The opening is defined by a first portion having a first width, a second portion having a second width, and a third portion having a third width. The third portion extends between the first portion and the second portion. The first width and the second width are both larger than the third width.

Dispensers for sanitary tissue products

Claw weight for fishing

An applicator for a feminine hygiene product is provided. The applicator includes a barrel portion, a grip portion, and a plunger. The barrel portion can be rotatably connected to the grip portion, wherein the barrel portion is adapted to rotate relative to the grip portion. Also provided is a method for orienting a feminine hygiene product within a vagina.

Self-orienting applicator

Bottle

The invention is directed to devices and containers for emitting volatile compositions. In one embodiment, the invention is directed to a device that includes a holding mechanism for substantially concurrently and releasably retaining two containers. In one embodiment, the invention is directed to a first container having a first volatile composition and a second container having a second volatile composition where the first and the second containers are operably connected to each other to form a cartridge. In one embodiment, the invention is directed to a method of emitting a first and a second volatile composition.

Device and containers for emitting volatile compositions

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Terrace Park, OH, United States of America

Michael Sean Farrell