Abstract: A disposable wipe-off article having improved durability. The disposable wipe-off article includes a heat-sealable sheet and a heat-sealable wipe-off layer including an expanded bundle of continuous filaments. The wipe-off layer is bonded to the base sheet by a plurality of heat-seal lines extending to cross the continuous filaments and intermittently arranged longitudinally of the continuous filaments.

Abstract: A cleaning sheet including a base sheet and at least one surface layer of filaments placed on the base sheet is described. The filaments extend in one direction and each of the filaments extends over the whole length of the surface layer in the extension direction of the filaments. The base sheet and the surface layers are bonded to each other at a plurality of bonding lines intersecting the extension direction. The surface layer includes a plurality of filaments-holding regions, each of which includes at least one end of the bonding line other than the bonding lines forming the filaments-holding region. Accordingly, in the filaments-holding regions, differences-in-level for collecting dust are formed and gaps (pockets) for capturing the dust therein are exposed.

Abstract: A cleaning sheet which is attached to a cleaning tool during use which comprises a wiping region having a wiping layer and attaching regions positioned on both sides of the wiping region, where a plurality of recesses are formed at intervals along boundaries between the wiping region and the attaching regions such that the recesses extend from the boundaries toward the center of the wiping region.

Abstract: A cleaning product comprises a base sheet and at least one layer of filaments or split yarns oriented in one direction, the base sheet and the layer are stacked and bonded together at a plurality of bonding lines extending in a direction intersecting with the one direction, and the base sheet is cut together with the layer intermittently in the intersecting direction between adjacent bonding lines to form cutting portions, thereby forming brushing portions with the layer. The cleaning product can be produced simply and conveniently at small cost. Further, it also has an excellent dust collecting effect.

Abstract: A rectangular wiping sheet adapted to be attached to a plate-like head of a cleaner device used to clean a surface of house floor or the similar surfaces is provided adjacent a pair of sides thereof extending in parallel to each other with a plurality of slits extending through a thickness of the sheet, and each of these slits has a length of 5˜30 mm as measured in a direction along the parallel sides.

Abstract: A cleaning product comprises a base sheet and at least one layer of filaments or split yarns oriented in one direction, the base sheet and the layer are stacked and bonded together at a plurality of bonding lines extending in a direction intersecting with the one direction, and the base sheet is cut together with the layer intermittently in the intersecting direction between adjacent bonding lines to form cutting portions, thereby forming brushing portions with the layer. The cleaning product can be produced simply and conveniently at small cost. Further, it also has an excellent dust collecting effect.

Abstract: A disposable wiping sheet used with a mop-type cleaner device has a bottom surface and a top surface extending in parallel to each other and shaped in a rectangle as viewed in its plan view. The bottom surface is flat but the top surface is relatively low in a pair of side regions extending in parallel to each other with a predetermined width and relatively high in a middle region lying between these side regions.

Abstract: A sweeper device includes a rectangular head, a stick mounted on an upper surface of the head and a sweeping sheet detachably attached to cover a lower surface of the head. The head is provided along at least a pair of side walls extending transversely thereof with elastic side walls so that a sweeping sheet can be attached onto a bottom of the head in a tension state.

Abstract: A sweeper device including a head, a stick mounted on an upper surface of the head and a sweeping sheet detachably attached to the head, a pair of clamping members being provided in a transversely symmetric relationship with respective inner ends thereof being opposed to each other, each of the clamping members being pivotally mounted at an inner end thereof on the upper surface of the head so that the clamping member can be pivotally opened upward from the upper surface of the head.

Abstract: A container for wetted tissues comprises a container body, a stationary lid member and a movable lid member each molded from a suitable synthetic resin material. The stationary lid member fits on the container body to close an upper opening of the container body and the movable lid member is hinged to the stationary lid member so as to cover an opening formed substantially in a central zone of the stationary lid member through which the wetted tissues will be picked out. Any one of an upper surface of the stationary lid member and an inner surface of the movable lid member is provided with an elastic strip fixed across the hinged portion. As the movable lid member is closed, the elastic strip is curved generally in a U-shape or .OMEGA.-shape within a space defined between the inner surface of the movable lid member and the upper surface of the stationary lid member and thereby charged with an elastic energy biasing the movable lid member to be opened.

Abstract: A disposable absorbent article 1 comprising a liquid-absorbent core at least an upper surface of which is covered with a topsheet provided with a plurality of liquid guide passages, a body fluid diffusing sheet made of hydrophilic fibers being disposed between a lower surface of the topsheet and the upper surface of the liquid-absorbent core, the sheet being formed on its upper surface with a plurality of parallel extending stripe-zones of a hydrophobic synthetic resin.