Abstract: A sensory evaluation device, and methods of using the same, for the evaluation of the efficacy of odor-absorbing compositions, particularly animal litters. The sensory evaluation device includes a first chamber containing one odor-absorbing composition suitable for use as an animal litter coupled to a second chamber containing a second odor-absorbing composition suitable for use as an animal litter. Each odor-absorbing composition is dosed with an odor-emitting substance, preferably colored such that the dosing is visible. Each chamber contains a vapor-permeable barrier, which is capable of communication with the ambient environment. The vapor-permeable barriers are protected from the ambient environment by vapor-permeable barrier protectors, which are removably coupled to the vapor-permeable barriers. More than one sensory evaluation device may be comparatively used by a single user at one time.

Abstract: Cleaning compositions with low surfactant levels, low solvent levels, and high fragrance levels are effective at meeting the cleaning, environmental, residue, and sensory needs of consumers. This is especially true when used with cleaning implements and cleaning wipes.

Abstract: A disposable cleaning substrate provides effective cleaning and absorbency. The cleaning substrate can also comprise cleaning compositions. The cleaning substrate can also be attached to a cleaning implement. The cleaning substrate contains cellulosic fibers, thermoplastic fibers, a binder, and optional multicomponent fibers.