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flip flops are made of like a rubber mixed with a carboard
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Why were flip flops made?
flip flops were made to pretect your feet they where also made to wear to the beach actually there are many answers to this question
Who made flip flops?
Modern day flip flops were made by the Japanese and became popular after World War ll. The soldiers brought the flip flops back with them. In ancient times, the Egyptians wore sandals that looked like flip flops.
What is sandals and flip flops made of?
Flipflops are made of rubber and polyurethane.
What ever happened to Amanda Peterson from cant buy me love?
Nothing...made a string of flops and stopped acting in '95 Nothing...made a string of flops and stopped acting in '95
What r flip flops?
Flip Flops are shoes
Can you recycle flip flops?
Yes, some companies offer recycling programs for flip flops made from materials like rubber or foam. These programs help reduce waste and promote sustainability.
How cool are flip flops?
Flip flops are cool, but not in December.
How are flip flops made?
with foamy rubber traced then cutthen cut holes for the foot holderthen decotated
Are flip flops dangerous?
Scientists have found that modern footwear manufactures have incorporated comport in their designs making flip flops more popular, but people are more likely to trip wearing flip flops than shoes with support. Flip Flops cause stubbed toes and ankle and insole sores. They are also not good for your feet, especially if you are wearing flip flops with thin, worn out bottoms or hard soles.
What are the release dates for How It's Made - 2001 Tequila Water Beds Flip Flops Silver 16-11?
How It's Made - 2001 Tequila Water Beds Flip Flops Silver 16-11 was released on: Canada: 2010 USA: 13 January 2011
What to do for a squeaky pair of reef flip flops?
My reef flip flops squeak with every step I take also, I like the flip flops except for the squeak. Reef has a problem with the flip flops. I have no idea how to correct the squeak.
What is the formula for calculating the number of flops in a computational process?
The formula for calculating the number of flops in a computational process is: Number of flops Number of floating-point operations per second (FLOPS) x Time taken for the computation
