Kimberly-clark Corporation

William A Abba

Maung H Win

James Olszewski

Stephen S Hata

Bernard H Cohen

William D Lloyd

Diego H DaPonte

Laurine A Charles

An un-coated paper-making sludge substrate for metallizing, the substrate containing: 1) from about 40 to about 94 percent, by weight, low-average fiber length pulp, and 2) from about 6 to about 60 percent, by weight, ash generating materials, such that the paper-making sludge substrate is adapted, upon depositing a metallic coating onto a surface of the substrate, to provide a metallized paper with at least one surface having a gloss of at least about 19. Also disclosed is a metallized paper composed of: 1) a paper-making sludge substrate having a first surface and second surface, the paper-making sludge substrate containing from about 40 to about 94 percent, by weight, low-average fiber length pulp, and from about 6 to about 60 percent, by weight, ash generating materials, the paper-making sludge substrate being free of base coatings; and 2) a metallic coating on at least one surface of the substrate, so that at least one surface of the metallized paper has a gloss of at least about 19.

Un-coated paper-making sludge substrate for metallizing

A high melting temperature meltblown web, such as a polyester meltblown web, contains a sufficient amount of condensed liquid detergent to wash a load of laundry and does not exhibit an objectionalbe sticky feel.

High melting temperature laundry detergent sheet

Meltblown sheets suitable as wet wipes, containing from about 100 to about 700 weight percent liquid, exhibit liquid concentration stability over long periods of time. Stacks of these sheets maintain substantially equal liquid concentrations from the top to the bottom of the stack notwithstanding evaporation losses through the top of the stack.

Uniformly moist wipes

Layered meltblown abrasive sheets, suitable as wet wipes, exhibit liquid concentration stability over long periods of time. Stacks of these sheets maintain equal liquid concentration from the top to the bottom of the stack notwithstanding evaporation losses through the top of the stack.

Uniformly moist abrasive wipes

Polyolefin meltblown sheets suitable as wet wipes, containing from about 100 to about 500 weight percent liquid, exhibit liquid concentration stability over long periods of time. Stacks of these sheets maintain equal liquid concentration from the top to the bottom of the stack notwithstanding evaporation losses through the top of the stack.

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Neenah, WI, United States of America

William A Abba