Abstract: A paper tissue such as a facial tissue or a disposable handkerchief and a method for making a tissue paper product from a tissue paper web. The method comprises the steps of passing the tissue paper web through an embossing nip formed between a first and a second embossing roll, wherein at least one of the embossing rolls comprises at least 30 embossing elements per square centimeter; and passing the tissue paper web through a calendering nip formed between a first and a second calendering roll, wherein the first and the second calendering roll are in contact with the tissue paper web over a contact length measured parallel to the direction of the axis of the first calendering roll exert a pressure onto the paper web of at least 50 N per centimeter of the contact length.

Abstract: A method for the manufacture of creped hygienic cellulose paper, in particular. A hemicellulose containing additive, in particular galactomannan, xylan or highly milled birch pulp, is added to the pulp either prior to the pulp being deposited on the wire of the paper machine, after the pulp is deposited on the wire of the paper machine, or both before and after the pulp is deposited on the wire. As a result of this measure, the strength of the paper web thus produced and its runnability properties are substantially improved, while the softness virtually remains unchanged. In addition, the energy requirements for drying the paper web are substantially reduced.

Abstract: A reclosable package for containing a stack of cellulose tissues includes a block-shaped package which is made from a single sheet of material cut into a one-piece pattern and folded, which block-shaped package includes a front side having an upper end in which is defined a cutout having opposed ends to provide an enlarged removal area through which the cellulose tissues may be removed in use, a rear side having an upper end, right and left sides each having an upper end, a bottom, a top cover extending from the upper end of the rear side and having a pair of sides and an upper end, a closing flap having an upper edge with opposed ends extending from the upper end of the top cover, and left and right lateral closing folds for increasing resistance to tearing extending from the upper ends of respective sides and from the respective sides of the top cover, and each having a free edge, and which block-shaped package has a closed state in which the closing flap and top cover are folded downwardly over the cellulo