Packages for articles of commerce
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsCalvin Hoi Wung CHENG, Olaf Erik Alexander ISELE, Brian UDENGAARD
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Abstract
The present disclosure is directed, in part, to a package for an article of commerce. The package comprises a nonwoven substrate comprising one or more layers of fibers. A plurality of the fibers each comprise a plurality of fibrils extending outwardly from a surface of the fibers in a central longitudinal third of the fibers. The plurality of fibrils comprise a lipid ester that has a melting point greater than 35° C. The plurality of fibers are free of droplets of the lipid ester.
Claims36
A package for an article of commerce, the package comprising:
- a nonwoven substrate comprising a layer of fibers, wherein a plurality of the fibers each comprise a plurality of fibrils extending outwardly from a surface of the fibers in a central longitudinal third of the fibers, wherein the plurality of fibrils comprise a lipid ester, wherein the lipid ester has a melting point greater than 35° C., and wherein the plurality of fibers are free of droplets of the lipid ester.
A package comprising:
- an article of commerce;
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- a nonwoven substrate comprising a layer of fibers, wherein the layer of fibers comprises a plurality of bonds, each bond comprising a bond area, and wherein a plurality of fibrils extend outwardly from a surface of at least one of the bond areas.
Packaging material for an article of commerce, the packaging material comprising:
- a nonwoven substrate comprising a layer of fibers, wherein a plurality of the fibers comprise fibrils extending outwardly therefrom only after a time period, and wherein the time period is greater than about 24 hours post-nonwoven substrate formation under ambient conditions.
A package for an article of commerce, the package comprising:
- a nonwoven substrate comprising a layer of fibers, wherein a plurality of the fibers each comprise a plurality of fibrils extending outwardly from a surface of the fibers in a central longitudinal third of the fibers, wherein the plurality of fibrils comprise a lipid ester, wherein the lipid ester has a melting point greater than 35° C., preferably greater than 40° C., and wherein the plurality of fibers are free of droplets of the lipid ester.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.