Tissue laminates having adhesively joined tissue laminae
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorEdward J. Givens
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Abstract
Disclosed is a dual laminae tissue laminate having the laminae adhesively joined. The laminae are joined by a water dispersible, and preferably water soluble, hot melt adhesive. The adhesive is applied to one of the laminae in a longitudinally oriented stripe. The stripe is deposited either ina spiral pattern or, preferably, in a melt blown pattern. This stripe provides the advantage that softness is not compromised and that the tissue laminate may be easily disposed, without concern that the adhesive, or the laminate, will not break down in the presence of water.
Claims10
A laminate of two tissue laminae adhesively joined by hot melt adhesive forming a pattern comprising a single longitudinally oriented strip having a width less than about 5 centimeters.
A laminate of two tissue laminae adhesively joined by at least one stripe of hot melt adhesive which is substantially parallel the machine direction of said laminate and has a width less than about 5 centimeters.
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