Improved method and compositions for surface treatment
OwnerSteven Kritzlerinventor
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An applicator for providing an active composition to a surface, the applicator comprising a cellulosic substrate having anionic sites (e.g. paper, paper laminates, cardboard or a woven or non-woven plant fabric such as a wood pulp or cotton material); and an impregnated or coated composition, the impregnated composition comprising a bioactive cationic component in an amount sufficient in use to deactivate the anionic sites in the cellulosic substrate and to provide a desired effect, for example, a biocidal effect, enhanced skin feel, enhanced skin health and fabric softening. The applicator may be in the form of a sheet wipe, with a single or multiple layers of cellulosic substrate. The applicator is preferably substantially dry. Also, an applicator for providing an active composition to a surface, the applicator comprising at least two layers of cellulosic substrate having anionic sites; said layers being adhered to each other by an adhesive composition comprising a cationic component in an amount sufficient in use to deactivate the anionic sites in the cellulosic substrate and to provide a desired effect. The adhesive composition may also comprise a water-soluble or water dispersible adhesive polymer. Also methods of preparing and using the applicator e.g. to disinfect skin or an inanimate surface.
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An applicator for providing an active composition to a surface, the applicator comprising a cellulosic substrate having anionic sites;
An applicator for providing an active composition to a surface, the applicator comprising at least two layers of cellulosic substrate having anionic sites;
A method of disinfecting an inanimate surface or a skin surface, the method comprising moistening the surface and then wiping it an applicator or moistening an applicator and then wiping the surface with the moistened paper or fabric whereby to apply a bioactive cationic species to the surface;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.