Ecolab Inc.

General Mills, Inc.

Tina O Outlaw

Elizabeth J Gladfelter

Daniel K Boche

Jeff W Peterson

James L Copeland

Rhonda Kay Schulz

Scott Timothy Russell

Steven Eugene Lentsch

Keith Edward Olson

Barbara L Fritz

Allan L Schuman

Terry James Klos

Paul Anthony Pilosi

Louis Mark Holzman

James E Skavnak

Darren M Jahnke

Randall S Williams

Lance K Fisher

Helen B Bailly

Paul Joseph Pankratz

Kelvin D Sundeen

Debra A Crea

Arthur F Luedtke

Pastor Velasco, Jr

Shane M Kelton

Timothy W Kidder

John W Langsdorf

Joy Allen

Karen Gail Klaers

Bryan M Anderson

The invention is a solid chemical concentrate system of at least two cooperative shapes. The first shape is an inwardly curved bar having an inner opening. The second shape is an insert which is capable of interlocking with the bar by insertion into the bar inner opening. The solid chemical concentrate provides chemical systems having active constituents which may be the same, different but compatible or functionally and chemically incompatible combined within one matrix to provide at least one substantially continuous surface. The system may also comprise an aqueous soluble or dispersible polymeric film cover.

Solid, two part chemical concentrate

A method for creating a ready-to-use product from a concentrated form comprises providing a source of locally supplied diluent to a dispenser having a fill station, providing a container of first concentrate at a remote site, providing a first product container, identifying the container by the dispenser, placing indicia with the fill date on the first product container and filling the container with the diluent and the concentrate.

Method for creating a ready-to-use product from a concentrated form

The present invention is a foam soap dispenser () for push operation. The dispenser () houses a product bottle (and'), and the dispenser () includes lock-out members (and) while the product bottle (and&#x2032;) includes mating lock-out members (, and&#x2032;) to ensure that the correct product is used with the dispenser (). The dispenser () includes a push handle () that pivots on a pivot point () to dispense product when the push handle () is compressed. Pushing the push handle () moves the handle lever assembly (and) components, which in turn activates a product outlet () to dispense the product. As the handle () is being compressed and released, a gap () is created and an anti-pinch member () helps prevent pinching of the hand.

Foam soap dispenser for push operation

Two part chemical concentrate

A badge emits light to signal that the person wearing the badge has clean hands. The light is discontinued after a period of time to indicate that the person should proceed to wash his/her hands. The badge may emit light in a distinct manner (or generate sound) during a time period in which the person is supposed to be washing his/her hands. This distinct signal would be generated in response to user input, which should be entered only when the person wearing the button is beginning to wash his/her hands.

Methods and apparatus for promoting hygiene

A cleaning and restoration system,for floors,and other hard surfaces is disclosed. The system,has an cleaning head,which can be moved across a floor,or other hard surface. The cleaning head,impinges particulate media upon the floor,to remove soils and provide a slip-resistant surface. The media is entrained into the air by a pressure tank,which includes a classifier,for reclaiming a portion of the media for reuse. The pressure tank,has a series of dispersion bars,for separating the heavy particles to be re-used. The dust, soils, and other undesirable materials are filtered in a dust collector,having a cyclonic filter,. A compressor,, a vacuum/blower,, and other components of the system are mounted on a truck,. A method for utilizing the restoration system,is also disclosed.

Apparatus and method for cleaning and restoring floor surfaces

Solid block detergent

Solid block wash chemical designed with regular curved and linear aspect

Irregular octagon solid block rinse additive

Bi-lobal solid block machine detergent

Disclosed is a container 10, 25 for dispensing of detergents and other solid chemicals, and a method for manufacturing the container 10, 25. The container 10, 25 has a paperboard housing 11, 26 which contains a plastic bladder 21, 27. The exposed surface of the solid chemical is covered by a cap 12, 32. A handle 16, 37 is provided. The container 10, 25 is suitable for use in a dispensing device 40.

Paperboard container for solid block detergents

Uniform, microscopic perforated water soluble film is herein described, and its use in packaging solid, pelletized or particulate detersire compositions containing strong acids, strong bases or a source of halogen whereby the package provides air to pass through without leakage of its contents. Also described is a method of manufacture of a sealed, water soluble, detersire package with microscopic perforations and an apparatus for said manufacture.

Perforated, stable, water soluble film container for detersive

Chemical detergent block

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Inver Grove Heights, MN, United States of America

Tina O Outlaw