Process for making a fibrous structure comprising an additive
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsMichael Scott Prodoehl, Kenneth Douglas Vinson
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Abstract
Processes for making fibrous structures wherein the process includes the step of contacting a fibrous structure with a solid additive such that the solid additive is present on a surface of the fibrous structure at a greater level than within the fibrous structure a solid additive are provided.
Claims17
A process for treating a fibrous structure suitable for use in a sanitary tissue product, the process comprising a step of contacting a fibrous structure exhibiting a moisture content of from about 40% to about 70% with a solid additive to form a treated fibrous structure, wherein the solid additive is present on a surface of the treated fibrous structure at a greater level by weight than within the treated fibrous structure and wherein the treated fibrous structure forms a sanitary tissue product which exhibits an average lint value of greater than 1, a density of less than 0.10 g/cm3 and a stretch at peak load of at least 10%.
A process for making a fibrous structure suitable for use in a sanitary tissue product, the process comprising a step of combining a plurality of pulp fibers and a solid additive such that a fibrous structure is formed, wherein the fibrous structure comprises a surface wherein the solid additive is present on the surface of the fibrous structure at a greater level by weight than within the fibrous structure such that the fibrous structure forms a sanitary tissue product which exhibits an average lint value of greater than 1, a density of less than 0.10 g/cm3 and a stretch at peak load of at least 10%.
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