Dryer-activated fabric conditioning products having frangible boundaries and methods
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsJeffrey Wayne DENNY, Signe Christina LARSON
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Abstract
A dryer-activated product having a plurality of discrete dryer sheets having a non-woven fibrous substrate, each dryer sheet having at least a first portion, a second portion, and a frangible boundary between the first portion and the second portion, and each of the first portion and the second portion having at least about 0.35 grams of a fabric conditioning active composition.
Claims20
A dryer-activated product comprising a plurality of discrete dryer sheets, said dryer sheets comprising a non-woven fibrous substrate, each said dryer sheet having at least a first portion, a second portion, and a frangible boundary between said first portion and said second portion, wherein each of said first portion and said second portion comprises at least about 0.35 grams of a fabric conditioning active composition.
A dryer-activated product comprising a plurality of discrete dryer sheets, said dryer sheets comprising a non-woven fibrous substrate, wherein each said dryer sheet is folded along a first fold line and along a second fold line substantially parallel to said first fold line to have a z-fold, wherein each said dryer sheet is folded along a third fold line substantially perpendicular to said first fold line to have a c-fold, each said dryer sheet having at least a first portion, a second portion, and a frangible boundary between said first portion and said second portion, wherein each of said first portion and said second portion comprises at least about 0.7 grams of a fabric conditioning active composition and at least about 0.026 grams of a perfume.
A process for conditioning fabrics comprising the steps of grasping a discrete dryer sheet having a frangible boundary;
- tearing said dryer sheet along said frangible boundary into a first portion and a second portion;
- placing one or both of said first portion and said second portion inside an automatic laundry drying machine containing articles of clothing;
- and turning on said automatic laundry drying machine.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.