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US 2014/0173844 A1Published application
Multiple-ply Sheets of Material With Alternating Sections of Dry and Potentially Wet Sections
OwnerWilliam Marshall Pickard, IIIinventor
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A process of cleansing by applying continuous multiple-ply sections of material comprised of dry sections of material alternating with potentially wet sections of material in which liquid is encased and becomes permeable with application of pressure. The sections can be manufactured into a roll separated by perforation. The sections can also be manufactured into flat sections separated by perforation or laid flat independently or folded one on top of the other. The sections can be configured in an unlimited combination of dry and potentially wet sections, composition of dry materials, composition of liquids, dimensions, connectivity, sizes, thickness and properties that synergistically improve the cleansing process when used in combination together. Habitual waste of materials can be progressively reduced, and ply materials are biodegradable and 100% recyclable providing for environmental preservation.
In alternating, multiple ply sheets of material, a succession of sections of dry material and sections of potentially wet material that combine in a multiplicity of forms, configurations and manufacture to provide the means for thorough, convenient, cost-effective and environmentally preservational cleansing.
A combination of dry and potentially wet sections that can vary in thickness, tensile strength, composition of dry material in the dry sections and liquids enclosed in the potentially wet sections, number of sections including different dry materials and enclosed liquid materials, and unlimited dimensional measurements.
An adaptation of the multiple-ply material of alternating multiple-ply sections of dry material and sections of potentially wet material for existing fixtures, existing dimensions, and existing properties:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.