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What paper towls is the bast?

bounty


What material absorbs water the quickest?

bounty paper towls


What is the history of bounty paper towls?

bounty a inroduced in 1931


What's the least you can make in volleyball?

Hmmm.... toliet paper? Towls with that bandage stuff around it?


What natural polymers can you find in your home?

you could find things like shampoo or paper towls, things like that


What do people say about Store brand paper towels?

store brand paper towls-in my opinion- do not work as well as store brand. mostly thats what they say


Can you use bounty paper towels in the microwave?

is will start a fire (wich is very dangerou so dont try it)/blow up your hole kitchen


Can you really get rid of scratchs on a CD with toothpaste?

I don't really know. If I want to get rid of scratchs on any CD I would just wash it with soap and then dry it our with paper towls and then it is ready to go.


Why after 2 puppies died how come she is not pushing the rest?

wel its pormblem is it needs your help get hot water and towls and push them out wel its pormblem is it needs your help get hot water and towls and push them out


Why do goalkeeper bring towls with them to matches?

Because they get all sweaty, like the men on the field do. ;)


Who invented towls?

The inventor of the very useful towl was avery coolman named Mitchell Coen.


What makes some paper towels absorb more water than others?

The absorbency of paper towels is influenced by factors such as the material used to make them, the size and distribution of the fibers, and any added chemicals or coatings. Paper towels made from more porous and bulky fibers tend to have higher absorbency compared to those made from denser fibers with less surface area. Additionally, the presence of special additives in the paper towel manufacturing process can enhance absorbency by promoting better water penetration and retention.