Appeal 2007-1135
Application 09/986,264
7. articles upon which a cleansing benefit is dispersed, are water-
activated articles and “are therefore intended to be wetted with
water prior to use” (Beck 56: 11-12; see generally Answer 4).
8. an article, suitable for personal care applications, that “consists of a
two layer substrate sheet, a cleansing component disposed adjacent
to the substrate sheet, and a therapeutic benefit component which
is also disposed adjacent to the substrate sheet . . .” (Beck 2: 9-15;
see generally Answer 4).
9. an article that comprises “one or more additional layers which one
having ordinary skill in the art would recognize as separate and
distinct from the first and second substrate layers yet which are
attached to these layers at some point” (Beck 53: 30-32). The
additional layers may “be referred to as consecutively numbered
layers in addition to the two essential layers of the articles of the
present invention, e.g., third layer, fourth layer, etc.” (Beck 54: 4-
7).
10. that the articles comprise a cleansing component, e.g., a surfactant
(Beck 13: 15-21; Answer 4).
11. that “it is preferred that the skin or hair is first contacted and
cleansed with a surface of the article and is then contacted with
another surface that contains the therapeutic benefit component”
(Beck 55: 25-27).
12. that “the therapeutic benefit component is disposed on a surface of
the first and/or second substrate layer in at least one location in a
form selected from the group consisting of shapes, designs, logos,
and combinations thereof” (Beck 23: 7-9; see generally Answer 4).
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