Inventor

PIORKOWSKI DANIEL THOMAS

US57 patents

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PIORKOWSKI DANIEL THOMAS

HENKEL AG & CO KGAA

Opacified and structured liquid laundry detergents containing colloidal particles

Method for producing a washing agent with improved optical and rheological properties

Dissolvable toilet brush formulations with desiccant and dye system to indicate cleaning

Compressed unit dose toilet cleaning tablets

Dissolvable toilet brush formulations with desiccant and free of cohesion polymer

Delayed onset fluid gels for use in unit dose laundry detergents containing colloidal particles

Unit dose detergent pack including an opacified liquid detergent composition free of a microplastic opacifier

Washing agent with improved optical and rheological properties

Opacified liquid detergent composition comprising a fatty acid/calcium salt mixture

Opacified liquid detergent composition comprising a fatty acid/Mg cation/Ca cation mixture and having improved structural stability

Delayed onset fluid gels for use in unit dose laundry detergents containing colloidal particles

Surfactant compositions for improved transparency of DADMAC-acrylamide co-polymers

Surfactant compositions for improved transparency of DADMAC-acrylic acid co-polymers

Use of surfactant blend to control rheology of unit dose or liquid laundry detergent

Low density unit dose detergents based on butyl cellosolve with encapsulated fragrance

Color care additive compositions

Microplastic-free, opacified liquid laundry detergents

Dissolvable toilet brush formulations containing polyethylene glycol

Multi-chamber detergent single dose packs with detachable and reattachable functionality and methods of using the same

Washing agent preparation with improved optical and rheological properties

Three polymer blend to achieve fabric care in laundry

Dissolvable toilet brush formulations having beneficial ratios of soap to surfactant

Toilet cleaning product containing aqueous crystalline material

Detergent composition including a functional material encapsulated in polyvinyl alcohol particles

Use of polymer blends to reduce or eliminate amine oxide in hand dishwashing detergents

Method of making an opacified liquid detergent composition using a divalent cation solution

Use of tertiary amine to control rheology of unit dose detergent pack

Method for producing a washing agent portion unit with improved optical and rheological properties

Use of filler blend to reduce turbidity and discoloration of unit dose detergent composition

Detergent composition for textile softening and anti-redeposition

Use of tertiary amines and alkyl alcohol blends to control surfactant composition rheology

Henkel IP & Holding GmbH

Unit dose detergent products with effect on protein stains

Detergent single dose packs and methods of producing the same

Stable unit dose compositions

Fragranced pastille for laundry application

Detergent compositions having an improved profile against efflorescence

Solid perfume composition delivering softening

Detergent single dose packs and methods of producing the same

Use of an alcohol hybrid to modify the rheology of polyethoxylated alcohol sulfates

Unit dose detergent packs with high solvent anti-efflorescence formulations

Color care additive compositions

Solid perfume composition delivering fabric care

Liquid detergent compositions including structurant, single dose packs including the same, and methods of forming the single dose packs

Use of an ionic liquid and alcohol blend to modify the rheology of polyethoxylated alcohol sulfates

Stable unit dose detergent pacs

Detergent single dose packs and methods of producing the same

Stable unit dose compositions with high water content and structured surfactants

2-in-1 unit dose providing softening and detergency

Detergent composition having reduced turbidity

Use of glycol ether to control rheology of unit dose detergent pack