Abstract: A method of deactivating an allergen comprises dispersing into an airspace containing or able to support said allergen an allergen-deactivating amount of an allergen-deactivating compound, the compound comprising one or more of the following compounds: a citrus oil; a mint oil; bois de rose oil; oil of jasmine; frankincense; oil of bergamot; and oil of lemon grass.
Type:
Application
Filed:
November 15, 2004
Publication date:
June 14, 2007
Applicants:
Reckitt Benckiser Limited, University of Southhampton (CEI)
Inventors:
Sabrina Higgins, John Hughes, Malcolm McKechnie
Abstract: An electrically heated apparatus for dispensing fragrancing materials and other volatile substances to an enclosed volume comprising a container containing a quantity of a volatile substance, heating means, transfer means for transferring said volatile substance towards said heating means and a portable power supply for energising said heating means, characterised in that said heating means comprises a flexible thin film heater.
Abstract: An improved method of denaturing or deactivating an airborne allergen comprising directing at the airborne source of the allergen liquid droplets from a spray device containing a liquid composition which includes an allergen denaturant or allergen deactivant, the improved method comprising imparting a unipolar charge to the said liquid droplets by double layer charging during the spraying of the liquid droplets by the spray device, the unipolar charge being at a level such that the said droplets have a charge to mass ratio of at leaset ±1×10−4 C/kg.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
June 8, 2001
Date of Patent:
November 19, 2002
Assignee:
Reckitt Benckiser Limited
Inventors:
Rodney Thomas Fox, Neale Harrison, John Farrell Hughes, Duncan Roger Harper, Lindsey Faye Whitmore