Toy soap containing compressed sponge which pops out during use

Compositions – Electrolytes for electrical devices

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252 90, 252134, 252174, 252DIG16, 446153, C11D 1704

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053166892

ABSTRACT:
A novelty soap bar surrounds a supercompressed sponge novelty item which pops out when significant use of the soap provides a path for water entry which triggers a surprise expansion of the supercompressed sponge novelty. The supercompressed sponge novelty item, or plurality of novelty items positioned together or separately, pops out when the enclosing soap shell becomes sufficiently thin to permit moisture to enter and expand the supercompressed sponge novelty item. The supercompressed sponge novelty item is encapsulated in a slow-soluble or non-soluble soft easily-abradable encapsulent to prevent moisture from expanding the novelty item during manufacture or shelf life.

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patent: 3403106 (1968-09-01), Story et al.
patent: 4308157 (1981-12-01), DiGiovanna
patent: 4881915 (1989-11-01), Liaw

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