Fiber material having improved malodor scavenger properties
CA 2536800 C · Owner: Beaverson, Neil · Inventors: Wood, Will; Beaverson, Neil
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The invention relates to fiber materials having improved malodor scavenger properties and a process for the manufacture of said materials. The invention especially relates to fiber materials usable in the manufacture of disposable or washable diapers, incontinent products sanitary napkins and other such , hygiene and personal care articles with improved malodor scavenger properties and to methods of manufacturing such materials. It has been found that the incorporation of, especially nanosized metal particles and/or a cyclodextrin material into fibers creates a "reactive" material having excellent malodor scavenging properties. More specifically it has been found that the presence , …
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- Filed September 3, 2004 and granted August 7, 2012. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended September 3, 2024.
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