Sponges are moist because manufacturers wet them just before packaging. Typical cellulose kitchen sponges get hard, wrinkled, and crusty-looking when dry. But adding about half of an ounce of water restores them to new heights of consumer-friendly glorious sponginess.
The only reason that sponge packages are airtight is to keep the moisture in, and the water used is purified and distilled. This is done to make sure that there are no bacteria sealed in with the sponge. Otherwise, the moisture would be a potential breeding ground for all sorts of nasty stuff, and the sponge would be spreading germs instead of cleaning them up.
Yes, you can open a package that has your address but not your name.
No, it is illegal to open a package that is not addressed to you without permission.
hey ive been playin for a couple of days and when u receive the package it should auto open *EDIT* You open a package immediately by going into "My Character > Accessory > Package". Then just click the package(s) you were looking for.
r package stores open on Columbus day yes today is Columbus day and the package stores r open that is in the u.s.a.
Yes, it is illegal to open a package that is addressed to someone else without their permission.
Cellulose sponges are made from wood pulp, and the small holes inside them help to absorb liquid and hold it inside the sponge. These sponges are soft inside their sealed packaging because they are usually treated with a soap that keeps them pliable and keeps bacteria from growing inside the package.
Previously, you claimed it through the Package button. Now, you can acquire it in the Chest section of your Items. Click the 'View' button below the package, and click the 'Open' button that appears.
Yes, you can open a package that has been sent to your address, as long as it is addressed to you or someone in your household. It is important to respect the privacy of others and not open packages that are not intended for you.
No, sea sponges are not decomposers. Sponges are filter feeders.
no sponges are not unicellular.
no sponges do not have bones
No, sponges are not parasitic.