Article with microbiocidal solution
AssigneeNelson Research & Development Company
InventorEric L. Nelson
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AssigneeNelson Research & Development Company
InventorEric L. Nelson
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A toilet seat cover is provided for preventing contact between the human bottocks and the toilet seat when the sheet is disposed and aligned with the toilet seat. A microbiocidal shield is created by the perspiration from the bottocks contacting a water-soluble oxidizing agent along with a water-soluble ene-diol compound dispersed as separate particles in the sheet. The water-soluble oxidizing agent and water-soluble ene-diol compound may be separately microencapsulated by a protective film. Capillary action of the fibers in the sheet provide for conducting free water released during reaction between the water-soluble oxidizing agent and the ene-diol compound throughout the toilet seat cover. Fibers of the sheet are adhesively bonded together within the adhesive that is soluble and dispersible in water to enable the toilet seat cover to be flushed down the toilet after use.
As an article of manufacture, a sheet configured to cover a toilet seat comprising:
As an article of manufacture, a fibrous matrix configured to be interfaced between the buttocks of a human and a toilet seat and adapted to provide a microbiocidal solution of copper ions and an ene-diol compound upon compressive, gluteal contact therewith, comprising a source of copper ions and a water-soluble ene-diol compound,
As an article of manufacture, a micro-biocidal sheet for disinfecting the skin of a human comprising, as a matrix, a polymeric material and uniformly dispersed therethrough, as separate encapsulated particles,
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