machines 38 the addition point 35 a shows the addition of the chemical additive 24 within press section 44 the addition point 35 b shows the addition of the chemical additive 24 between the press section 44 and the dryer section 34 the addition point 35 c shows the addition of the chemical additive 24 between the dryer section 34 and the reel 37 or baler 40 a list of chemical additives that can be used in conjunction with the present invention include dry strength agents wet strength agents softening agents debonding agents adsorbency agents sizing agents dyes optical brighteners chemical tracers opacifiers dryer adhesive chemicals and the like additional chemical additives may include pigments emollients humectants viricides bactericides buffers waxes fluoropolymers odor control materials and deodorants zeolites perfumes vegetable and mineral oils polysiloxane compounds surfactants moisturizers uv blockers antibiotic agents lotions fungicides preservatives aloe vera extract vitamin e or the like suitable chemical additives are retained by the papermaking fibers and may or may not be water soluble or water dispersible at the paper machines 38 see fig3 the dried fibrous web 36 is mixed with water to form a chemically treated pulp fiber slurry 49 the chemically treated pulp fiber slurry 49 contains the chemically treated pulp fiber having the chemical additive 24 retained by the individual fibers the chemically treated pulp fiber slurry 49 is passed through the paper machine 38 and processed to form a finished product 64 by way of illustration various paper or tissue making processes are disclosed in u s pat no 5 667 636 issued sep 16 1997 to engel et al u s pat no 5 607 551 issued mar 4 1997 to farrington jr et al u s pat no 5 672 248 issued sep 30 1997.