Regenerative Compositions for the Entrapment of Particles and Methods for its Use
OwnerJames Jefferies Harrisoninventor
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Compositions and methods of removing particulate matter from a surface. An example comprises contacting a kneadable dust removal composition with the surface so that the particulate matter adheres or becomes embedded within the composition, and is removed from the surface with the dust removal composition. Preferably the dust removal composition comprises a polymerized siloxane, more preferably a substituted polymerized siloxane, even more preferably, a non-cross-linked, linear polymerized siloxane. In other embodiments the invention comprises a kneadable dust removal composition, preferably comprising a polymerized siloxane. The dust removal composition may be packaged to be attachable to a broom, sweeper, or mop so that it make used to pick up residue from sweeping, brushing or mopping. In other embodiments the dust removal composition may be packaged in a “twist-up” or other similar package permitting the composition to be extruded or advanced to expose a fresh surface.
A method of removing debris particles from a surface, comprising the steps:
A semi-solid, kneadable composition comprising a high molecular weight silicone polymer component having a viscosity at ambient temperature of between about 100,000 centistokes and about 10,000,000 centistokes, wherein a freshly exposed portion of said composition has sufficiently adhesive to entrap particles of debris within said composition when contacted therewith them without substantially adhering to said surface.
A combination comprising
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