The Procter Gamble Company

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Thomas Earl Williams

Jeffrey John Scheibel

Phillip Kyle Vinson

Scott Leroy Cron

Ryan Michael West

Praveen Kumar Depa

Stephen Anthony Derose

Kevin Lee Garber

Jaren M Williams

Curtis B Huggins

Johanna Ripley

Ann E Grewe

The present invention relates generally to methods for producing detergent compounds from waste plastic feedstocks. More specifically, the invention relates to methods for producing detergent intermediates, including alkylbenzenes, paraffins, olefins, oxo alcohols, and surfactant derivatives thereof from waste plastic feedstock.

Methods for producing alkylbenzenes, paraffins, olefins and oxo alcohols from waste plastic feedstocks

The present invention relates generally to methods for producing renewable detergent compounds. More specifically, the invention relates to methods for producing detergent intermediates, including bio-linear alkylbenzene (LAB), bio-alcohols, and long chain bio-paraffins, from natural oils.

Process for making renewable surfactant intermediates and surfactants from fats and oils and products thereof

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The exercise helmet of the present invention includes an outer shell which would preferably be constructed of a sturdy plastic, and an inner shell which would function as an impact absorbing liner. Support plates are provided at the sides of the helmet to support shafts which extend outwardly from the support plates. Weighted plates may be placed on the shafts to provide resistance for exercise when the helmet is worn. A yoke accessory is provided for attachment to a cable of a conventional weight machine, for providing resistance instead of the weighted plates. An adjustable chin strap is provided for securing the helmet more securely to a wearer's head, and for increasing the exercise effect on facial muscles.

Exercise helmet

A multi-purpose bib for infants and children which includes a generally triangular-shaped, scarf-like panels constructed of a flexible fabric material such as terrycloth having an optional applique stitched or otherwise attached to the lower frontal area thereof. In a preferred embodiment, opposite apex portions of the bib are fitted with connecting loop and pile elements, respectively, of a loop-pile fastener and the third, downwardly-extending apex portion of the bib receives the optional applique. Accordingly, the bib is capable of being placed around an infant's neck with the loop and pile elements attached and the applique facing outwardly. The bib can then be shaped to flatten the top margin or frontal neck portion between the two fastening apex portions, in order to capture saliva. Furthermore, the downwardly-extending apex of the bib can be turned upwardly in a fold which retains the apex in an upwardly and outwardly-extending configuration. The applique may be provided above the apex of the bib, wherein the fold either creases the applique or extends across the bib immediately above the applique, with the applique acting as a stiffening member, to catch food particles while the infant is eating.

Multi-purpose bib

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Sunman, IN, United States of America

Thomas Earl Williams