Scrubbing device comprises a woven scrim and absorbent body
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Sep 29, 1998
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Sep 22, 1995
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A scrubbing device is formed comprising an absorbent body, preferably regenerated cellulose sponge, having affixed on one surface thereof a woven web comprising a woven backing and pile fibers interwoven into the backing. The pile fibers form the scouring surface which has improved nonscratching characteristics and good cleaning properties. The improved nonscratching characteristics are due to the lack of mineral abrasive or hardened resins which bind fibers of non-woven scrims.
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