Elizabeth M Crane

US Patent:

20050079987, Apr 14, 2005

Filed:

Oct 10, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/683218

Inventors:

Brian Cartwright - Pleasanton CA, US
Elizabeth Crane - Pleasanton CA, US
Robin Dias - Pleasanton CA, US

International Classification:

C11D017/00

US Classification:

510296000

Abstract:

The present invention relates pre-moistened, antimicrobial wipes that comprise a more abrasive side and a less abrasive side. The pre-moistened, antimicrobial wipes may comprise both cellulosic fibers and fibers selected from bicomponent fibers, multicomponent fibers, printed binder and apertured film. The pre-moistened, antimicrobial wipes may be used as part of a cleaning implement.

US Patent:

20060177521, Aug 10, 2006

Filed:

Apr 20, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/379467

Inventors:

Steven Bromberg - Livermore CA, US
Elizabeth Crane - Martinez CA, US
Scott Cumberland - Tracy CA, US
Daniel Huitt - Esparto CA, US
Diane Mellett - San Francisco CA, US
William Smith - Pleasanton CA, US

International Classification:

A61K 33/14

US Classification:

424661000, 424040000

Abstract:

A humidifier that delivers dilute hypohalous acid can effectively treat microganisms in the room while at the same time raising the humidity level. This humidifier system can be used to treat mold, microorganisms, and allergens, while being safe to use around people, pets, and food.

US Patent:

20070227930, Oct 4, 2007

Filed:

Mar 28, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/277642

Inventors:

Steven Bromberg - Oakland CA, US
Bruce Bitowft - Oakland CA, US
Elizabeth Crane - Oakland CA, US
Maha El-Sayed - Oakland CA, US
Daniel Huitt - Oakland CA, US
Andreas Nguyen - Oakland CA, US
Ricardo Gopegui - Oakland CA, US
Doris Shieh - Oakland CA, US
William Smith - Oakland CA, US
Julie Timberman - Oakland CA, US

International Classification:

B65D 85/42
A01N 59/08
A01N 31/08

US Classification:

206528000, 424661000, 514731000

Abstract:

A system and display for use in a mass retail or institutional environment. The system comprises displaying multiple products in an adjacent fashion, in a row, on a shelf, or on adjacent shelves where each product has a common antimicrobial active. One product is for use on hard surfaces and has a larger particle size. Another product is for use in the air or on soft surfaces and has a smaller particle size. In one example, the antimicrobial active is dilute hypochlorite.

US Patent:

20090148342, Jun 11, 2009

Filed:

Oct 29, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/927288

Inventors:

Steven E. Bromberg - Oakland CA, US
Bruce K. Bitowft - Oakland CA, US
Elizabeth Crane - Oakland CA, US
Maha El-Sayed - Oakland CA, US
Daniel A. Huitt - Oakland CA, US
Andreas Nguyen - Oakland CA, US
Ricardo Ruiz de Gopegui - Oakland CA, US
Doris S. Shieh - Oakland CA, US
William L. Smith - Oakland CA, US
Julie Timberman - Oakland CA, US
Aram Garabedian - Fremont CA, US
Lachelle Arnt - Pleasanton CA, US
Elias A. Shaheen - Pleasanton CA, US
Steven Bromberg - Pleasanton CA, US
Vicki Friedman - Oakland CA, US
Jennifer Fung - Oakland CA, US
Jennifer C. Julian - Pleasanton CA, US
Kenneth Vieira - Pleasanton CA, US
Julie Wiesman - Pleasanton CA, US
Timothy Kennedy - Oakland CA, US
Chih Chiang - Oakland CA, US
Kenneth L. Vieira - Oakland CA, US
Maria G. Ochomogo - Oakland CA, US
Scott Cumberland - Tracy CA, US
Daniel Aaron Huitt - Esparto CA, US
Diane Mellett - San Francisco CA, US
Nikhil Dani - Pleasanton CA, US
Maha Y. El-Sayed - Fremont CA, US
Lafayette D. Foland - Dublin CA, US
Jorge Robles - Stockton CA, US
Elias A. Shaheen - Danville CA, US

International Classification:

A61L 2/20

US Classification:

422 37, 424661, 422123

Abstract:

This invention generally relates to compositions and method of producing diluted hypohalous acid and hypohalous acid vapor. These compositions can be used to treat allergen containing surfaces, hard surfaces, food contact surfaces, hospital surfaces, food surfaces, kitchen surfaces, bathroom surfaces, human surfaces, animal surfaces, children's items, outdoor surfaces, soft surfaces, and medical instruments. These compositions can be converted to solid particulate or granular compositions. These compositions can be put into a variety of containers which preserve the stability. These compositions can be used to treat allergens and molds and as part of a mold detection system. These compositions can be dispersed into the air to enable microbiological control.