Kiwi Brands, Inc.

Saralee/de N.v.

S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Sara Lee Corporation

William R Camp

Peter A Burke

Charles J Bunczk

John L Orehotsky

David J Milora

Wendy J Schutz

Jeffrey L Vollenweider

Shoe cream applicator cover

A cleansing and freshening unit having a twofold purpose of spreading a fresh odor in a toilet room and introducing active substances into flushing water with each flush, the unit comprises a holder with unfoldable flexible suspension means for suspending the unit from the rim of a toilet bowl, a reservoir for active substance, such as liquid containing cleansing and air freshening agent, detachably connected to the holder, and a porous mass being arranged in the holder so as to be located in a path of the flushing water when the unit is suspended from the rim of the toilet bowl, said porous mass communicating with the active substance contained in the reservoir. The holder is provided with a connecting nipple suitable for connection to a discharge opening of the reservoir, so that when the unit is suspended from the rim of the toilet bowl the discharge opening is directed downwards, and with a projection part with a length substantially corresponding to the width of the unfolded suspension means plus minus the thickness of the shell of the toilet bowl.

Cleansing and freshening unit intended for suspension from a rim of a toilet bowl

A cleansing and freshening unit having a twofold purpose of spreading a fresh odour in a toilet room and introducing active substances into flushing water with each flush, the unit comprises a holder with unfoldable flexible suspension means for suspending the unit from the rim of a toilet bowl, a reservoir for active substance, such as liquid containing cleansing and air freshening agent, detachably connected to the holder, and a porous mass being arranged in the holder so as to be located in a path of the flushing water when the unit is suspended from the rim of the toilet bowl, said porous mass communicating with the active substance contained in the reservoir. The holder is provided with a connecting nipple suitable for connection to a discharge opening of the reservoir, so that when the unit is suspended from the rim of the toilet bowl the discharge opening is directed downwards, and with a projection part with a length substantially corresponding to the width of the unfolded suspension means plus minus the thickness of the shell of the toilet bowl.

The invention provides a scented gel candle which is flash proof and provides a greater scent. The candle consists of a container having a candle body of a triblock copolymer and hydrocarbon oil having a high flash point. A wick is located in the candle body and is preferably of an unwaxed diameter of about 3/64 to 5/64 inch. The use of the combination of an appropriately sized wick and the high flash hydrocarbon oil provides a safe candle with a satisfactory release of a scent.

Scented candle gel

In a solid lavatory cleansing block containing a surfactant, a germicide agent or an oxidizing agent and fillers, the improvement which comprises said cleansing block having a polybutene compound in an amount from about 0.1 to 8% by weight of the composition to stabilize the bleaching agent, said polybutene compound of the formula: ##STR1## wherein n can be varied to give an average molecular weight of 320 to 2,300.

Lavatory cleansing and sanitizing blocks containing a halogen release

In a solid lavatory cleansing block or tablet containing a surfactant, a germicide agent or an oxidizing agent and fillers, the improvement which comprises said cleansing block having a stabilizer selected from the group consisting of mineral oil, silicone fluids and polybutene in an amount from about 0.1 to 8% by weight of the composition.

In a solid lavatory cleansing block or tablet containing a surfactant, a halogen release bleaching agent and fillers, the improvement which comprises said cleansing block having a stabilizer selected from the group consisting of mineral oil, silicone fluids and polybutene in an amount from about 0.1 to 8% by weight of the composition.

The invention is a process for manufacturing an iodophor filler for a lavatory cleaning cake. The process involves mixing in a dry-mixer means or 'Turbulizer' a dry filler composition. The dry filler composition contains an adsorbent and the dry-mixer means provides a uniform turbulent flow of the dry filler composition as the composition passes through the dry-mixer means. The method then involves wetting the dry filler composition with a liquid iodophor while the composition is in the uniform turbulent flow. Agglomerating of the wetted filler composition then occurs within a controlled residence time of the wetted filler composition in the dry-mixer means whereby the iodophor is substantially, uniformly distributed throughout the dry filler composition. The dry filler composition, desirably, includes both a dry adsorbent and a dry absorbent. This invention includes the product of the process.

Method for manufacturing toilet bowl cleaners containing iodophors

Solid cake lavoratory cleansing block compositions comprising polyethylene glycol polymer and guar gum, and optional ingredients which include fragrances, dyes, solid binders, filler material and mixtures thereof.

Toilet bowl cleaner

Solid cake lavoratory cleansing block composition comprising an iodophor, polyethylene oxide polymer having a molecular weight between about 1 to 6 million, a dye, calcium sulfate and optional ingredients which include fragrances, binders, filler material and mixtures thereof.

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Reading, PA, United States of America

William R Camp