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US 7,581,273 B2Granted
Disposable nonwoven cleansing mitt
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsGeorge Christopher Dobrin, Teresa Lynne Horton, Michael Wayne Mason
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Abstract
A disposable nonwoven cleansing mitt adapted to fit on a user's hand, such as a child, is provided. The disposable nonwoven cleansing mitt releasably contains a personal care composition.
Claims13
A disposable nonwoven cleansing mitt adapted to fit on a child's hand, said mitt comprising:
- (a) a first member configured as a laminate of three or more layers, said first member including a high loft batting material and a first nonwoven sheet;
- said nonwoven sheet being C-folded around said high loft batting material, said high loft batting material having a higher basis weight than said nonwoven sheet;
- (b) a second member configured as a laminate of two or more layers of material, at least one layer in said laminate being a nonwoven sheet, said first and second members being configured in an overlying relationship to define an interior volume for receiving said user's hand, each of said first and second members including an exterior surface, an opposing interior surface, a top edge, a bottom edge opposing said top edge, and first and second opposed side edges, said first and second members being secured to each other along the periphery of said top edges and said first and second opposed side edges, wherein at least a portion of said bottom edges are unsecured so as to provide an access opening to said interior volume for inserting said user's hand therein;
- (c) a retaining aid secured to the interior surface of at least one of said first and second members;
- (d) an adjustment means to permit a variation in the size of said interior volume, to accommodate different hand sizes;
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- (e) a personal care composition being releasably carried by said high loft batting material, said personal care composition including a lathering surfactant and less than about 10% water.
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