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OwnerHirotaka Uchiyama, Janese Christine O'Brien +3inventors
InventorsHirotaka Uchiyama, Janese Christine O'Brien, Steve Reece, Mario Alonso, Jonathan Robert Cetti
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Methods for reducing airborne particulates from surfaces comprise contacting the surface with an aqueous composition comprising a particulate-controlling polymer, aqueous carrier, and optional ingredients. Suitable optional ingredients include plasticizers, solvents, odor control agents, aerosol propellants, surfactants, microcapsules containing an active material, perfume, preservatives/antimicrobial actives, wrinkle control agents, and the like. Preferred optional ingredients include plasticizers and/or odor control agents. Articles of manufacture for reducing airborne particulates from surfaces comprise an aqueous composition comprising a particulate-controlling polymer and aqueous carrier, the composition being contained in a package and information in association with the package to instruct a consumer to reducing airborne particulates by contacting a surface with the composition.
A method of reducing airborne particulates from a surface, said method comprising the step of contacting said surface with a composition comprising a particulate-controlling polymer, a plasticizer, and aqueous carrier.
A method of reducing airborne particulates from a surface, said method comprising the step of contacting said surface with a composition comprising less than 1% of a particulate-controlling polymer and aqueous carrier.
A method of reducing airborne particulates from a surface, said method comprising the step of contacting said surface with a composition comprising a particulate-controlling polymer, an odor control agent, and aqueous carrier.
An article of manufacture for reducing airborne particulates from a surface, said article comprising:
An article of manufacture for reducing airborne particulates from a surface, said article comprising:
An article of manufacture for reducing airborne particulates from a surface, said article comprising:
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