WRAPPING CLOTH GENERAL PURPOSES
| Brand | Owner (click to sort) | Address | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| CANOPY CONDOM | U-Neak Designs | 621 Kings Grant Rd Culpeper VA 22701 | Wrapping cloth for general purposes; |
| FUROSHIKI | Ho, Yuan Der | 26 Creekside Ln San Mateo CA 94401 | Wrapping cloth for general purposes;The foreign wording in the mark translates into English as bath spread.; |
| MIBOJAGI | AMON | B1,12-1 Sandu-ro, Madu-dong Ilsandong-gu Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do 10412 Republic of Korea | Wrapping cloth for general purposes; |
| MUSUBISM | Aoki, Miyoko | 2-21-9-305 Midorigaoka, Meguro-ku Tokyo 152-0034 Japan | Wrapping cloth for general purposes;The wording MUSUBISM has no meaning in a foreign language.; |
| ORU | CESARIO, LORI | 21 ORINDA WAY, SUITE C410 ORINDA CA 94563 | Wrapping cloth for general purposes; Cloths used for wrapping goods; Fabric for wrapping bundles; Gift wrap of fabric; Gift wrap of textile; Japanese ceremonial wrapping cloth (Fukusa); Japanese general wrapping cloth (Furoshiki);The English translation of ORU in the mark is TO FOLD.; |
| SAFE HANDS | PAPILLON 8191935 | 20118 N 67th Ave, #300-144 Glendale AZ 85308 | Wrapping cloth for general purposes; |
| WRAP WING | Green At Heart Sustainable Solutions | 51 Sassafras Court North Brunswick NJ 08902 | Wrapping cloth for general purposes; Cloths used for wrapping goods;WRAP; |
Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand |
Technical Examples
- The invention relates to a sponge cloth based on cellulose and having an internal reinforcement, obtainable by the amine oxide process. In the process, a solution of cellulose in an aqueous amine oxide is first produced, which is then mixed with at least one pore former and fibers. The mixture is spread on a conveyor belt which is then guided through a coagulating bath comprised of a diluted aqueous amine oxide solution whose temperature is high enough such that the pore former melts and is dissolved out. Remaining amine oxide is washed out. After subsequent drying the sponge cloth layer is end-itemed. Contrary to the viscose process polymer degradation does not occur in the inventive process which results in a sponge cloth having an improved mechanical stability. A plastic net can replace the fiber reinforcement. The process is especially ecological and economical. The sponge cloth is highly water-absorbent and can be used for household or industrial purposes, especially for cleaning and decontaminating purposes.