Hilton G Dawson, Age 783020 Matecumbe Key Rd APT 401, Punta Gorda, FL 33955

6397862, Jun 4, 2002

Sep 7, 2001

09/948358

Richard A. DeSenna - Duluth GA, 30097
Hilton G. Dawson - Canton GA, 30114
Ryan Giffin Moore - Lilburn GA, 30047

B08B 902

134 221, 134 2213, 134 2214, 134 2216, 134 2217, 134 2219, 134 23, 510194

A method for cleaning garbage disposals comprises the steps of: mixing the starting materials in order to form an effervescent tablet; packaging the tablet in a moisture resistant pouch; placing the tablet in a garbage disposal unit; running warm water into the garbage disposal unit and turning on the garbage disposal for about 20 seconds; turning off the water and the garbage disposal, permitting the foam generated to maintain contact with all surfaces for about five minutes; and followed by rinsing away any left-over residue with generous amounts of water.

6440906, Aug 27, 2002

Mar 21, 2001

09/813620

Ryan Giffin Moore - Lilburn GA
Hilton G. Dawson - Canton GA
Richard A. DeSenna - Duluth GA
Kenneth Scott Wiley - Oakwood GA

Chemlink Laboratories, LLC - Kennesaw GA

C11D 339

510117, 510116, 510141, 510276, 510278, 510309, 510445, 510446

An effervescent compound is disclosed which includes a solvent and an effervescent system. The solvent may be both hydrophilic and have low solubility with organic effervescent ingredients. The solvent may include a glycol ether, for example, but not limited to, 2-butoxyethanol. The effervescent system used in the effervescent compound may be, for example, but is not limited to, expanded sodium perborate or a mixture of sodium bicarbonate, sodium carbonate, and an acid. The effervescent compound may further include any one, or all, or any combination of the following ingredients: surfactants, bleaching compositions, anti-redeposition agents, binders, lubricants, colors, fragrances, and/or optical brighteners. Also disclosed is a method for making an effervescent compound, including the steps of providing a solvent, providing an effervescent system in powder form, and mixing the solvent with the effervescent system, thereby producing a free-flowing effervescent compound. The method disclosed may also include the steps of compressing the effervescent compound, and then forming either granules or a tablet.

6451746, Sep 17, 2002

Mar 21, 2001

09/813540

Ryan Giffin Moore - Lilburn GA
Hilton G. Dawson - Canton GA
Richard A. DeSenna - Duluth GA
Kenneth Scott Wiley - Oakwood GA

ChemLink Laboratories, LLC - Kennesaw GA

C11D 339

510117, 510116, 510276, 510278, 510286, 510289, 510298, 510302, 510445, 510455, 510446

An effervescent compound is disclosed which includes a liquid ingredient, an effervescent system and optionally a solvent. The solvent may be both hydrophilic and have low solubility with effervescent ingredients. The solvent may include an alcohol, a glycol or a glycol ether, for example, but not limited to, 2-butoxyethanol. The effervescent system used in the effervescent compound may be, for example, but is not limited to, expanded sodium perborate and/or a mixture of any or one or more of sodium bicarbonate, sodium carbonate, potassium bicarbonate and potassium carbonate. The effervescent compound may further include any one, or all, or any combination of the following ingredients: surfactants, bleaching compositions, anti-redeposition agents, binders, lubricants, colors, fragrances, and/or optical brighteners. Also disclosed is a method for making an effervescent compound, including the steps of providing a solvent, providing an effervescent system in powder form, and mixing the solvent with the effervescent system, thereby producing a free-flowing effervescent compound. The method disclosed may also include the steps of compressing the effervescent compound, and then forming either granules or a tablet.

6491947, Dec 10, 2002

Aug 17, 2001

09/932766

Ryan Giffin Moore - Lilburn GA
Hilton G. Dawson - Canton GA
Richard A. DeSenna - Duluth GA
Kenneth Scott Wiley - Oakwood GA

ChemLink Laboratories, LLC - Kennesaw GA

A61K 914

424466, 424 761, 424405, 424489

An effervescent compound is disclosed which includes a liquid ingredient, an effervescent system and optionally a solvent. The solvent may be either hydrophobic or hydrophilic, and may have low solubility with effervescent ingredients. The solvent may include an alcohol, a glycol or a glycol ether, for example, but not limited to, 2-butoxyethanol. The effervescent system used in the effervescent compound may be, for example, but not limited to, an expanded perborate salt, anhydrous, or a mixture of an expanded perborate salt, anhydrous, and oxoborate or an acid and one or more of sodium bicarbonate, sodium carbonate, potassium bicarbonate and potassium carbonate. The effervescent compound may further include any one, or all, or any combination of the following ingredients: surfactants, bleaching compositions, anti-redeposition agents, binders, lubricants, colors, fragrances, corrosion inhibitors, disinfectants, pesticides, fertilizers and/or optical brighteners. Further disclosed is a method of producing the expanded perborate salt, anhydrous. Also disclosed is a method for making an effervescent compound, including the steps of providing a solvent, providing an effervescent system in powder form, and mixing the solvent with the effervescent system, thereby producing a free-flowing effervescent compound.

6713441, Mar 30, 2004

Mar 14, 2001

09/808514

Richard A. DeSenna - Duluth GA
Hilton G. Dawson - Canton GA
Ryan Griffin Moore - Lilburn GA
Kenneth Scott Wiley - Oakwood GA

Chemlink Laboratories, LLC - Kennesaw GA

C11D 7704

510191, 422 5, 424 765

Disclosed is a toilet bowl cleaner that includes a hypochlorite generator and an effervescent system that produces a foam level approximately one inch above a water line in the toilet. The cleaner may be prepared, stored and packaged in a manner that prevents moisture from initiating premature decomposition of the cleaning components. The toilet bowl cleaner may also include a binder, lubricant, fragrance, and a surfactant mixture. Further, the toilet bowler cleaner may be in the form of a tablet, granules, or a powder. The toilet bowl cleaner may also be coated with a surfactant mixture. Also disclosed is a method for producing the toilet bowl cleaner, including the steps of: combining an effervescent system, a hypochlorite generator, and a binder to form a pre-mix; blending the pre-mix in a blender for approximately 15 to 20 minutes; adding a lubricant to the blended pre-mix; and blending the lubricant with the blended pre-mix for approximately three to four minutes to form a cleaner blend. The cleaner blend may then be formed into tablets, granules, or a powder.

2002008, Jun 27, 2002

May 15, 2001

09/858020

Ryan Moore - Lilburn GA, US
Hilton Dawson - Canton GA, US
Richard DeSenna - Duluth GA, US
Kenneth Wiley - Oakwood GA, US

A61K009/46
A61L009/04

424/044000

An effervescent compound is disclosed which includes a liquid ingredient, an effervescent system and optionally a solvent. The solvent may be both hydrophilic and have low solubility with effervescent ingredients. The solvent may include an alcohol, a glycol or a glycol ether, for example, but not limited to, 2-butoxyethanol. The effervescent system used in the effervescent compound may be, for example, but not limited to, an expanded perborate salt, anhydrous, or a mixture of an expanded perborate salt, anhydrous, and one or more of sodium bicarbonate, sodium carbonate, potassium bicarbonate and potassium carbonate. The effervescent compound may further include any one, or all, or any combination of the following ingredients: surfactants, bleaching compositions, anti-redeposition agents, binders, lubricants, colors, fragrances, and/or optical brighteners. Further disclosed is a method of producing the expanded perborate salt, anhydrous. Also disclosed is a method for making an effervescent compound, including the steps of providing a solvent, providing an effervescent system in powder form, and mixing the solvent with the effervescent system, thereby producing a free-flowing effervescent compound. The method disclosed may also include the steps of compressing the effervescent compound, and then forming either granules or a tablet.

2002012, Sep 12, 2002

Mar 9, 2001

09/803130

Richard DeSenna - Duluth GA, US
Hilton Dawson - Canton GA, US
Ryan Moore - Lilburn GA, US
Kenneth Wiley - Oakwood GA, US

A61L009/04
A61F013/02

424/044000

An effervescent compound is disclosed which includes a solvent and an effervescent system. The solvent may be both hydrophilic and have low solubility with organic effervescent ingredients. The solvent may include a glycol ether, for example, but not limited to, 2-butoxyethanol. The effervescent system used in the effervescent compound may be, for example, but is not limited to, expanded sodium perborate or a mixture of sodium bicarbonate, sodium carbonate, and an acid. The effervescent compound may further include any one, or all, or any combination of the following ingredients: surfactants, bleaching compositions, anti-redeposition agents, binders, lubricants, colors, fragrances, and/or optical brighteners. Also disclosed is a method for making an effervescent compound, including the steps of providing a solvent, providing an effervescent system in powder form, and mixing the solvent with the effervescent system, thereby producing a free-flowing effervescent compound. The method disclosed may also include the steps of compressing the effervescent compound, and then forming either granules or a tablet.

2002013, Sep 19, 2002

Jan 18, 2002

10/051245

Richard Desenna - Duluth GA, US
Hilton Dawson - Canton GA, US
Ryan Moore - Lilburn GA, US
Kenneth Wiley - Oakwood GA, US

C11D001/00

510/191000

An effervescent tablet composition for use in cleaning toilet bowls. The tablet composition includes a surfactant and an effervescent system. The effervescent system may include an acid. Further, the effervescent tablet may include a surfactant, binder, lubricant, and/or fragrance. A method of producing a toilet bowl cleaner is also presented, including mixing the starting materials, forming an effervescent tablet and, optionally, packaging the tablet in a moisture-resistant pouch.