Abstract: A readily dispersable wet wipe for cleaning surfaces is comprised of cellulosic fibers and produced on conventional papermaking equipment. The wet wipe substrate is preferably creped or embossed, and has a minimum basis weight of about 40 gsm. Depending on the intended end use, solutions used to wet the substrate may comprise at least 35 percent alcohol. Wet wipe substrates wetted with solutions of less than 35 percent alcohol contain a wet strength additive such as polyamide.

Abstract: The invention provides a soft bodied bifurcated frog-like lure. The lure is created by spreading the individual hooks of a double hook apart and threading soft bodied plastic baits over the points of the hooks and onto the shanks of the hooks. When the hooks are allowed to spring back together the parts of the soft bodied plastic baits that are threaded on the hook shanks are compressed between the shanks of the two hooks and locked in place. The baits can be replaced by reversing the procedure to remove the old baits and then threading the new baits onto the shanks of the hooks. The addition of weed guards to the hooks adds to the frog-like shape of the lure.