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Flour as used with things like bread dough prevents the dough from sticking to the board it is being prepared on because it stops the moisture in the dough from making a seal with the surface it is on. Something along the lines of wetting suction cup to make it stick better. By putting dry flour under a suction cup the same would happen because no relative vacuum would be able to form.
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What makes hot water sticky or oily out of the tap?
This will happen lots of times when the water is acidic with a low PH
What is the Difference between adding flour to cold water and hot water to flour?
Flour to cold water will just float on top, hot water to flour will cook the flour.
How come hot water makes opening a jar easier?
It can change the size of a metal cap ___ & ___ it can loosen any sticky stuff on the threads.
Why does flour float when fried?
When batter, a mixture of flour, water and egg is dropped into hot oil, the water turn into steam and "puffs" up and this makes up lighter than oil (where the batter is heavier than oil) and floats
Which water temperature do flour most dissolves in hot room cold water?
Flour is not dissolved in water, excepting some minor components.
When making a gravy do you dissolve the flour in hot or cold water?
Cold water
When would you say to someone your are in hot water?
When you are in trouble or a sticky situation. (And it's you're by the way)
What does you were so hot you could melt into hot sticky goo mean?
It means that you are so (sexy) that if you were say an Ice-cube you would melt into water, so this person is saying that you could melt into sticky go.
Whow hot water affect a fish?
hot water makes the fishes organs more productive, or faster. That makes the fish energetic
Who makes GE hot water heaters?
GE hot water heaters are made by Rheem.
What does hot water do to paper towels?
It makes the towels hot and wet.
What makes hot water hot?
Hot water is hot because its molecules have a higher amount of thermal energy compared to cold water. This thermal energy causes the molecules to move faster and collide more frequently, resulting in a higher temperature. In practical terms, hot water is typically heated by a heat source such as a stove, kettle, or water heater.
