Pre-saturated disinfecting disposable microfiber wipes
AssigneeRubbermaid Commercial Products LLC
InventorsWeidong Wu, Brian Smallwood, Dimple Bhesania, Dan Troutman
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Abstract
A pre-saturated disposable disinfecting wipe may include a microfiber cloth. The microfiber cloth may include a low weight substrate having a first face and an opposed second face, and microfiber yarn attached to the low weight substrate in a plurality of parallel rows of stitches. The pre-saturated disposable disinfecting wipe further includes a disinfecting formulation saturated in the microfiber cloth. The pre-saturated disposable disinfecting wipe may have a single-touch two-minute wetness coverage of more than 100 in2. A method of manufacturing a pre-saturated disposable disinfecting wipe may include saturating, with a disinfecting formulation, a microfiber cloth.
Claims22
A pre-saturated disposable disinfecting wipe, comprising:
- a microfiber cloth comprising:
- a low weight substrate having a first face and an opposed second face;
- and
- microfiber yarn attached to the low weight substrate in a plurality of parallel rows of stitches;
- and
- a disinfecting formulation saturated in the microfiber cloth;
- wherein the microfiber yarn comprises between 100 and 200 microfiber filaments and has a denier of between 50 and 100;
- and
- wherein the plurality of parallel rows of stitches are spaced between 0.5 mm and 3 mm apart.
A method of manufacturing a pre-saturated disposable disinfecting wipe, comprising:
- providing a low weight substrate having a first face and an opposed second face;
- attaching a microfiber yarn to the low weight substrate in a plurality of parallel rows of stitches;
- and
- saturating the microfiber cloth with a disinfecting formulation;
- wherein the microfiber yarn comprises between 100 and 200 microfiber filaments and has a denier of between 50 and 100;
- and
- wherein the pre-saturated disposable disinfecting wipe comprises 50 to 500 stitches per square inch.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.