Tissue paper with enhanced lotion transfer
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsMary Ruth Lehrter, Paul Dennis Trokhan, Kenneth Douglas Vinson
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Abstract
Tissue paper webs useful in the manufacture of soft, tissue products such as wipes and facial tissues, and processes for making the webs are described. The tissue paper webs include papermaking fibers, an antimigration material and an emollient lotion. Preferred antimigration materials include quaternary ammonium compounds. Preferred emollient lotions include a hydrocarbon emollient. The preferred process for making the preferred invention includes providing the antimigration material to the papermaking furnish and depositing the emollient lotion onto at least one surface of the dried tissue web that includes an antimigration material.
Claims21
A strong, soft tissue paper web comprising:
- (a) papermaking fibers formed into a tissue web having opposed surfaces;
- (b) an effective amount of an antimigration material having a wettability tension;
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- (c) an emollient lotion disposed on at least one of said surfaces of said web, said emollient lotion having a surface tension, whereby said wettability tension of said antimigration material is less than or equal to said surface tension of said emollient lotion.
An antimigration material for use with a tissue web wherein an emollient lotion has a contact angle of at least about 75° when said lotion is disposed on a surface comprising said antimigration material.
A strong, soft tissue paper web comprising:
- (a) papermaking fibers formed into a tissue web having opposed surfaces;
- (b) an effective amount of an antimigration material;
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- (c) an emollient lotion disposed on at least one of said surfaces of said web.
A process for making a strong, soft tissue paper web, said process comprising:
- (a) providing papermaking fibers;
- (b) adding an effective amount of an antimigration material to said papermaking fibers whereby said antimigration material has a wettability tension;
- (c) forming a tissue web having opposed surfaces;
- (d) applying an emollient lotion to at least one of said surfaces of said web, said emollient lotion having a surface tension wherein said wettability tension of said antimigration material is less than or equal to said surface tension of said emollient lotion.
A process for making a strong, soft tissue paper web, said process comprising:
- (a) providing papermaking fibers;
- (b) forming a tissue web having opposed surfaces;
- (c) adding an effective amount of an antimigration material to said tissue web, whereby said antimigration material has a wettability tension;
- (d) applying an emollient lotion to at least one of said surfaces of said web, said emollient lotion having a surface tension wherein said wettability tension of said antimigration material is less than or equal to said surface tension of said emollient lotion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.