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Werner Kuenzel

Wolfgang Barthel

Eduard Smulders

Ulrich Jahnke

Peter Jeschke

Franz-Josef Carduck

Alfred Meffert

Jochen Jacobs

Brigitte Giesen

Hans-Josef Beaujean

Ingo Wegener

Karl Schwadtke

Eric Sung

Johann F Fues

Theodor Altenschoepfer

Andreas Syldatk

Guenther Vogt

Hubert Droessler

Monika Boecker

Klaus Meyer

Bernhard Bongers

Erich Holz

Horst Bertram

Horst Eisenblaetter

Peter Vierkoetter

Stefan Huchler

Hans-Georg Toelken

Monika Schmitt

Dierk-Ulrich Herrmann

Kerstin Ochs

A pack for tablet-like objects, such as hygroscopic laundry/dishwasher detergent tablets, for example, includes a dual packing configuration of a closed outer pack containing a plurality of individual film bags, with each of the individual film bags being closed at opposing ends by a transverse seam, and along their lengths by a longitudinal seam. Each of the individual film bags enclose at least one tablet. The individual film bags are inserted into the outer pack with the longitudinal seams of the film bags aligned parallel to one another, and with the sidewalls of the outer pack parallel to the longitudinal seams of the film bags. The longitudinal seams of the film bags are reinforced.

Packaging for tablet-shaped objects

Process for filling packages with tablet-shaped products and resulting

Detergent product including a water-insoluble, water-permeable bag made

Soiled textile articles are washed by the addition of a determined amount of a detergent concentrate containing surfactants to the textile articles to be cleaned while the textiles are dry or only damp. The aqueous washing liquor is formed by the gradual addition of water to the textile articles while they are rotated. At room temperature, the detergent concentrate is to a substantial extent a paste-to dough-like substance, stable in form, and is applied to the textile articles in such an amount that the major portion of the surfactants together with further detergent constituents, if desired, are applied to the textiles or on an article of textile provided with markings for the correct detergent dose, as a dosing aid.

Machine washing process for soiled textile articles

A dispenser includes a first receptacle enclosing a second receptacle, for storing and providing substantially simultaneous dispensing of free-flowing and pourable substances, respectively. A dosing element is included in the second receptacle for limiting to a predetermined amount or dose the amount of pourable substance dispensed in each dispensing cycle.

Appliance for simultaneously dispensing both free-flowing and pourable

A folding box with an integrated dispenser and pouring opening for powder products and granulates to provide for uniform dispensing, even during the first dispensing process, and to be made in one piece on erection of the folding box from a flat box blank. The dispenser has a dispensing duct wall which extends over the entire width of the pouring side wall transversely of the pouring opening and which is cut below the height of the pouring opening and displaced parallel into the interior of the box to form a wall of the dispensing chamber. The wall of the dispensing chamber is fixed at the base of the dispensing chamber by means of a pressure tongue secured to the pouring side wall.

Folding box with an integrated dispenser

A detergent supply pack for supplying a shaped detergent solid to a dishwashing apparatus comprising a container for the detergent solid and a shaped detergent solid cast-molded therein, said container simultaneously functioning as a mold for the cast-molded detergent, as a container for the detergent solid during storage and shipping, and as improved handling means for handling the detergent for storing and shipping and for introducing the detergent into the dishwashing apparatus.

Detergent supply pack and process for production

In order to facilitate lifting a booster cloth containing a detergency booster and which dissolves in water during washing from a stack arranged in a dispenser without any special aids, a curved incision is made at the center of gravity of the cloth and the stack of cloths is mounted in an upwardly convex arcuate fashion in such a way that a tab area projects upward from the surface of the cloth along the incision.

Detergency booster cloths and dispenser therefor

Easily dispensable detergency booster cloths and dispenser therefor

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Werner Kuenzel