Article for storing and dispensing detergent compositions utilizing separate tablets of components
AssigneeColgate-Palmolive Company
InventorRobert L. Ehrlich
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AssigneeColgate-Palmolive Company
InventorRobert L. Ehrlich
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An article for storing and dispensing a detergent composition in the form of separate units of at least two detergent composition components is disclosed which comprises a holder which holds 2 to 10 receptacles attached thereto by readily removable attaching means and contains means for fastening said holder to a washing machine or to a wall. Each receptacle has a filling opening at the top, retaining means at the bottom, viewing openings or a transparent section and openings in the side walls at the lower end through which units may be removed; is sized to hold units having a weight of 5-30 grams, a volume of 5-20 milliliters, and a density of 0.8 to 2 g./ml.; and contains only units of a single detergent composition component. Such a dispensing apparatus is designed to enable the housewife to formulate her own detergent composition based upon her own particular needs by dispensing, if needed, a plurality of units of each detergent composition component.
A dispensing article for dispensing a detergent composition in the form of a plurality of separate units of at least two different detergent composition components as selected by the operator to produce an efficient washing composition for the type of laundry being washed in the washing machine which comprises a holder which holds from 2 to 10 receptacles for storing and dispensing a plurality of separate units of the detergent composition components with units of only one detergent composition component being present in each receptacle, each said receptacle being a vertical tube having a filling opening at the top, retaining means at the bottom, viewing openings or a transparent section therein through which the unit contents of the receptacle may be viewed, wall sections at the lower end of the tube defining an opening through which units can be removed transversely, one by one, as desired and being sized to dispense units each having a weight of 5 to 30 grams, a volume of 4 to 20 milliliters and a density of 0.8 to 2 g./ml;
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