Quality communicative indicia for paper towel products
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsRichard Lee CONNER, Laura Kathleen WEBER, Jeffrey William WINKLE
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Abstract
A method of communicating qualities to a consumer of a paper towel product where the method involves: providing a paper towel product having one or more qualities, identifying one or more communicative elements having one or more of the same qualities of the paper towel product, selecting a first communicative element by applying one or more selective criteria to the one or more communicative elements, providing a visual representation of the paper towel product and a visual representation of the first communicative element, and using the visual representations of the paper towel product and first communicative element to provide a quality communicative indicium.
Claims16
A quality communicative indicium for a method of communicating qualities to a consumer of a paper towel product, the quality communicative indicium comprising:
- (a) a visual representation of a paper towel product and a visual representation of a cloth or sponge;
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- (b) wherein the visual representation of the cloth or sponge is represented integrally with the visual representation of the paper towel product.
A packaged absorbent paper product, comprising,
- (a) a plurality of paper towel products inside packaging, the packaging comprising a visual representation of a paper towel product and a visual representation of a cloth;
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- (b) wherein the visual representation of the cloth is represented integrally with the visual representation of the paper towel product.
A packaged absorbent paper product, comprising,
- (a) a plurality of paper towel products inside packaging, the packaging comprising a visual representation of a paper towel product and a visual representation of a sponge;
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- (b) wherein the visual representation of the sponge is represented integrally with the visual representation of the paper towel product.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.