ES298888A3 - A procedure for the manufacture of antisudorºficas and deodorantes compresses (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

A process for the manufacture of antiperspirant and deodorant pads, essentially characterized by a first phase in which a certain amount of antisorubic product, especially complex aluminum cholidroxide lactate, is previously dissolved in distilled water. The anti-odor compound having been dissolved, the addition alcohol is prepared by dissolving a fungicidal bactericide in proportion of the order of 2 gr. per Kg. of total preparation. In a third phase, 20 or 25% of the alcohol solution, prepared in the second phase, is added slowly to the solution of the antisorbitic product, prepared in the first phase, with which the endothermic reaction takes place, during which it must maintain a temperature not lower than 30ºC. In a fourth phase, 2 to 5% of propylene glycol is added to the mixture prepared in this way, stirring the whole by means of a mechanical or manual glass stirrer or suitably enameled. In a fifth phase the incorporation into the obtained liquid of the desired perfume is achieved by agitating the uniform mixture. In a sixth phase, the resulting liquid is poured onto a column of compresses arranged one above the other and placed inside a bottle, so that all the compresses are submerged in the liquid prepared. The compresses are left submerged for a sufficient time for the impregnation to take place, after which the excess liquid is decanted, allowing the compresses that are left ready for use to drain off completely. In a seventh stage, the compresses prepared in this way are placed in closed bottles as tightly as possible. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)