Fabric-creped absorbent sheet has an MD bending length of about 3.5 cm or more as well as an absorbency of about 3 g/g or more. The sheet is preferably produced without through drying or dry creping and is a low-dust product especially suitable for automatic towel dispensers.
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What is claimed is: 1. Absorbent cellulosic sheet comprising a cellulosic web incorporating papermaking fibers having an MD stretch of at least 5%, a WAR value of less than 35 seconds, and an MD bending length of at least 3.5 cm, further characterized in that the web is substantially without crepe
What is claimed is: 1. Absorbent cellulosic sheet comprising a cellulosic web incorporating papermaking fibers having an MD stretch of at least 5%, a WAR value of less than 35 seconds, and an MD bending length of at least 3.5 cm, further characterized in that the web is substantially without crepe bars. 2. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 6%. 3. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 7%. 4. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 8%. 5. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 9%. 6. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 10%. 7. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 20%. 8. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has a WAR value of about 30 seconds or less. 9. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has a WAR value of about 25 seconds or less. 10. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has a WAR value of about 20 seconds or less. 11. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has a WAR value of from about 10 seconds to about 20 seconds. 12. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has an SAT value of at least about 3 g/g. 13. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has an SAT value of at least about 3.5 g/g. 14. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has an SAT value of at least about 4 g/g. 15. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has an SAT value of at least about 4.5 g/g. 16. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has an SAT value of from about 3 g/g to about 5 g/g. 17. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has an 8 sheet caliper of from about 40 to about 90 mils. 18. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has an MD bending length of from about 3.5 cm to about 5 cm. 19. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has an MD bending length of at least about 3.75 cm. 20. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has a basis weight of from about 10 lbs per 3000 square foot ream to about 40 lbs per 3000 square foot ream. 21. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has a basis weight of from about 15 lbs per 3000 square foot ream to about 30 lbs per 3000 square foot ream. 22. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has a basis weight of from about 18 lbs per 3000 square foot ream to about 28 lbs per 3000 square foot ream. 23. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the web has a CD wet/dry tensile ratio of at least about 20%. 24. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the web has a CD wet/dry tensile ratio of from about 22% to about 35%. 25. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the web has a CD wet/dry tensile ratio of from about 23% to about 26%. 26. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has a CD wet tensile of at least about 500 g/3". 27. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has a CD wet tensile of at least about 750 g/3". 28. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has a CD wet tensile of at least about 850 g/3". 29. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has a CD wet tensile of from about 750 g/3" to about 1200 g/3". 30. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has a GM Break Modulus of from about 600 to about 1350 g/3 in/% strain. 31. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has a GM Break Modulus of from about 750 to about 1100 g/3 in/% strain. 32. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the web consists predominantly of SW fiber. 33. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the web consists predominantly of Douglas fir fiber. 34. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet has an 8 sheet caliper of from about 45 mils to about 90 mils, consists predominantly of SW fiber and is in the form of a single-ply towel. 35. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet includes PAE resin in an amount of from about 8 lbs to about 16 lbs per ton of fiber and optionally includes CMC resin in an amount of from about 2 to about 6 lbs per ton of fiber and further optionally includes polyacrylamide resin in an amount of from about 1 to about 11 lbs/ton of fiber. 36. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the papermaking fiber is at least 25% by weight Douglas Fir fiber. 37. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the papermaking fiber is at least 40% by weight Douglas Fir fiber. 38. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the papermaking fiber is at least 500% by weight Douglas Fir fiber. 39. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the papermaking fiber is at least 25% by weight recycle fiber. 40. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the papermaking fiber is at least 40% by weight recycle fiber. 41. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the papermaking fiber is at least 50% by weight recycle fiber. 42. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the papermaking fiber is at least 75% by weight recycle fiber. 43. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the papermaking fiber is 100% by weight recycle fiber. 44. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 1, wherein the papermaking fiber is at least 25% by weight recycle fiber and at least 25% by weight Douglas Fir fiber. 45. Absorbent cellulosic sheet comprising a cellulosic web with an SAT value of at least about 3 g/g, an MD stretch of at least about 5%, further characterized in that the web has an MD bending length of at least about 3.5 cm. 46. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 45, having an MD stretch of at least about 6%. 47. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 45, having an MD stretch of at least about 7%. 48. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 45, having an MD stretch of at least about 8%. 49. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 45, having an MD stretch of at least about 9%. 50. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 45, having an M stretch of at least about 10%. 51. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 45, having an MD stretch of at least about 20%. 52. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 45, having an MD bending length of at least about 3.75 cm. 53. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 45, having an MD bending length of at least about 4 cm. 54. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 45, having an MD bending length of from about 3.75 cm to about 4.25 cm. 55. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 45, having an SAT of at least about 4 g/g. 56. Absorbent cellulosic sheet comprising a cellulosic web incorporating papermaking fibers having an MD stretch of at least 5%, a WAR value of less than 35 seconds, and an MD bending length of at least 3.5 cm, further characterized in that the web is substantially without crepe bars, and has a basis weight/single sheet caliper ratio of from about 3 lbs/3000 ft2-mil up to about 3.8 lbs/3000 ft2-mil. 57. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 56, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 6%. 58. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 56, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 7%. 59. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 56, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 8%. 60. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 56, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 9%. 61. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 56, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 10%. 62. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 56, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 20%. 63. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 56, wherein the sheet has a WAR value of about 30 seconds or less. 64. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 56, wherein the sheet has a WAR value of about 25 seconds or less. 65. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 56, wherein the sheet has a WAR value of about 20 seconds or less. 66. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 56, wherein the sheet has a WAR value of from about 10 seconds to about 20 seconds. 67. Absorbent cellulosic sheet comprising a cellulosic web with an SAT value of at least about 3 g/g, an MD stretch of at least about 5%, further characterized in that the web has an MD bending length of at least about 3.5 cm, and has a basis weight/single sheet caliper ratio of from about 3 lbs/3000 ft2-mil up to about 3.8 lbs/3000 ft2-mil. 68. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 67, having an MD stretch of at least about 6%. 69. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 67, having an MD stretch of at least about 7%. 70. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 67, having an MD stretch of at least about 8%. 71. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 67, having an MD stretch of at least about 9%. 72. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 67, having an MD stretch of at least about 10%. 73. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 67, having an MD stretch of at least about 20%. 74. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 67, having an MD bending length of at least about 3.5 cm. 75. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 67, having an MD bending length of at least about 4 cm. 76. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 67, having an MD bending length of from about 3.75 cm to about 4.25 cm. 77. Absorbent cellulosic sheet comprising a cellulosic web with an MD bending length of at least about 3.5 cm, a basis weight/single sheet caliper ratio of from about 3 lbs/3000 ft2-mil up to about 3.8 lbs/3000 ft2-mil, and an MD break modulus of from about 485 g/3"/% strain to about 910 g/3"/% strain. 78. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 77, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least 5%. 79. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 77, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 6%. 80. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 77, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 7%. 81. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 77, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 8%. 82. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 77, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 9%. 83. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 77, wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 10%. 84. The absorbent cellulosic sheet according to claim 77 wherein the sheet has an MD stretch of at least about 20%. 85. Absorbent cellulosic sheet comprising a cellulosic web incorporating papermaking fibers having an MD stretch of at least 5%, a WAR value of less than 35 seconds, an SAT value of at least about 3 g/g, and an MD bending length of at least 3.5 cm, further characterized in that the web is substantially without crepe bars, and has a basis weight/single sheet caliper ratio of from about 3 lbs/3000 ft2-mil up to about 3.8 lbs/3000 ft2-mil as well as an MD break modulus of from about 485 g/3"/% strain to about 910 g/3"/% strain.
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