Abstract: The invention relates to a foaming decontaminating aqueous solution, characterized in that it comprises, by weight relative to the total weight of the composition: 0.1% to 20% of an organic or mineral water-soluble peroxidizing agent; 0.05% to 20% of an anionic surfactant; 0.

Abstract: A device for dosing and dispensing a fluid product to be deposited freely in the mobile enclosure of a machine, the device comprising a hollow recipient adapted to contain a dose of product and being integral with a plunger tube provided for both filling and dispensing the dose, wherein the device is provided with a coupling for mounting the plunger tube on a container such as a bottle, can or the like, the plunger tube presenting at least one opening for filling and dispensing, the edge of the opening being positioned to determine the dose stored in the recipient to be dispensed when the recipient is placed in a washing machine or the like.

Abstract: Oxygen-bleach-containing liquid detergent compositions capable of providing remarkable cleaning and bleaching performance over a prolonged period of time are disclosed. The oxygen-bleach component is usually represented by hydrogen peroxide or equivalent addition products. The oxygen-bleach is stabilized with the aid of a binary system, namely: fatty acids and water soluble calcium salts, with the further understanding that the compositions are substantially free of conventional detergent polyphosphate. These bleach-containing liquid detergents are especially useful in boil-wash laundry treatments.

Abstract: A heat-transporting fluid F is passed over a material C having a high latent heat of fusion and in direct contact therewith so that the fluid and the material exchange heat at a temperature close to the melting point of the material. By contacting the hot fluid F with the material C, this material melts and accumulates heat in the form of latent heat of fusion while cooling the fluid F. When the cold fluid is contacted directly with the material C, this material solidifies and releases heat which is transmitted to the fluid F.

Abstract: A heat-transporting fluid F is passed over a material C having a high latent heat of fusion and in direct contact therewith so that the fluid and the material exchange heat at a temperature close to the melting point of the material. By contacting the hot fluid F with the material C, this material melts and accumulates heat in the form of latent heat of fusion while cooling the fluid F. When the cold fluid is contacted directly with the material C, this material solidifies and releases heat which is transmitted to the fluid F.

Abstract: A heat-transporting fluid F is passed over a material C having a high latent heat of fusion and in direct contact therewith so that the fluid and the material exchange heat at a temperature close to the melting point of the material. By contacting the hot fluid F with the material C, this material melts and accumulates heat in the form of latent heat of fusion while cooling the fluid F. When the cold fluid is contacted directly with the material C, this material solidifies and releases heat which is transmitted to the fluid F.