Method of making mops and mats impregnated with antimicrobial compounds
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Jul 14, 1987
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Oct 28, 1985
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Oct 28, 1985
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Antimicrobial or bacterial static compounds are added to mops and mats to retard mildew and generally inhibit growth of undesired organisms, to prolong product life, and, to aid in reducing contamination of areas in which the mops and mats are used. For mops, an antimicrobial or bacterial static solution is set into the mop's cellulosic yarn fibers, through a heat activated setting process. In mats, the antimicrobial compound is generally incorporated into a backing, such as a vinyl plastisol based backing, used for the mats.
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