AT72592B - Toilet preparations for cleaning the human body. - Google Patents
Toilet preparations for cleaning the human body.Info
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- AT72592B AT72592B AT72592DA AT72592B AT 72592 B AT72592 B AT 72592B AT 72592D A AT72592D A AT 72592DA AT 72592 B AT72592 B AT 72592B
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- human body
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TollettemittelzurReinigungdesmenschlichenKörpers.
Es wurde gefunden, dass die tryptischen Enzyme, z. B. Pankreatin, die Enzyme der Bauchspeicheldrüse und ähnlich wirkende Enzyme, ein hervorragendes Toilettemittel sind. Bekanntlich scheidet der menschliche Körper durch die Hautporen Eiweiss- und Fettreste ab, die sich teilweise in den Hautporen festsetzen.
Die tryptischen Enzyme sind nun hervorragend geeignet, diese Stoffe löslich zu machen. Sie üben dabei auf die Haut einen ausserordentlich wohltätigen Einfluss aus. Die Haut wird auffallend weich und zart und überdies wird der Seifenverbrauch geringer.
Als Zusatz zum Wasch-undBadewasser genügt 05 bis 1 g Pankreatin auf 100 l Wasser.
Für den Gebrauch durch das Publikum empfiehlt es sich, die Enzyme in entsprechender Verdünnung zur Verfügung zu stellen. Geeignet ist hiezu jedes indifferente leicht lösliche Mittel, z. B. Kochsalz und dgl., oder Lösungsmittel, wie Glyzerin. Natürlich können die Enzyme auch einem anderen Reinigungsmittel, z. B. Seife, beigemengt werden.
Die tryptischen Enzyme der Bauchspeicheldrüse sind zu anderen Zwecken bereits angewandt worden. Nach der amerikanischen Patentschrift Nr. 95731G (Dyck) sollen sie zur Behandlung von Tierhaaren und nach der deutschen Patentschrift Nr. 258H8O (Schalenkamp)
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Great means for cleansing the human body.
It has been found that the tryptic enzymes, e.g. B. pancreatin, the enzymes of the pancreas and similar enzymes, are an excellent toilet substance. It is well known that the human body separates protein and fat residues through the skin pores, some of which settle in the skin pores.
The tryptic enzymes are now ideally suited to make these substances soluble. They have an extremely beneficial influence on the skin. The skin becomes noticeably soft and delicate and the soap consumption is also reduced.
As an additive to the washing and bathing water, 05 to 1 g of pancreatin per 100 l of water is sufficient.
For use by the public, it is advisable to make the enzymes available in the appropriate dilution. Any indifferent, easily soluble agent is suitable for this purpose, e.g. B. table salt and the like., Or solvents such as glycerine. Of course, the enzymes can also be used in another cleaning agent, e.g. B. soap, are added.
The pancreatic tryptic enzymes have been used for other purposes. According to the American patent specification No. 95731G (Dyck), they are intended for the treatment of animal hair and according to the German patent specification No. 258H8O (Schalenkamp)
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| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
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| DE72592X | 1913-12-11 |
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| AT72592B true AT72592B (en) | 1916-10-25 |
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| Application Number | Title | Priority Date | Filing Date |
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| AT72592D AT72592B (en) | 1913-12-11 | 1914-11-23 | Toilet preparations for cleaning the human body. |
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