Polyester

Polyester satin is mainly durable, which makes it a good fabric for things such as a waistcoat etc.. Its also shiny which is highly regarded in the fashion industry for dresses and evening wear... That's all i know.. i hope its of help

yes you can. all you have to do:

1) Know your fabric and your garment. Some things just shouldn't be washed, even by hand. For instance, your lined wool skirt will likely come out of any wet wash process with a problem: the lining is going to be a different size than the skirt. For reasons known only to the fabric industry, some synthetic fabrics grow when they get wet. And some woolens will shrink to a ghost of their former size if they get soaked. Be careful. On the other hand, many a silk blouse does just fine when hand-washed

2) Fill a sink or wash tub with cool water. Add a small amount of dish-washing liquid to the water (Dove™ and Ivory™ seem to work quite well, and some people recommend Dawn™). Select 1 garment to wash at a time; many dry-clean-only fabrics have not been prepared for a bath and they will almost certainly fade.

3) Allow the garment to soak. Especially with woolen goods, it is better to avoid swishing and rubbing. When your garment is sufficiently clean, remove it from the wash water, fill the sink with clean cool water and rinse. Repeat the rinse until you are confident that the garment is free of grungy wash water.

4) Always air-dry the garment. Roll it in a towel to remove excess water. You can hang woven goods (things that don't stretch), but knit items like sweaters must be dried flat. If you are going to make a practice of washing your dry-clean clothing, purchase a good drying rack.

Polyester does not have an opposite. Lots of materials are different than polyester, but not in a way that makes them into actual opposites.

Oxygen, Carbon, and Hydrogen

Nah, they're man-made material designed not to shrink.

The poission ratio of orthophthalic polyester resin it's 0.37.

polyester fibers are formed from a chemical reaction between an acid and alcohol.

It's a cheap material since it's synthetic (man-made). However, it's not as absorbent or heat-friendly since it's synthetic... Nothing beats cotton!

Polyester resin is a thermosetting resin, generally a copolymer

Polyester has a very good elasticity. It can be blended with natural fibres to improve its properties

Acrylic is warm ,soft and flexible. It resembles like a wool

Polyester IS washable, look at the garment washing instructions on the care label

Polyester is a type of polymer called polyethylene terephthalate (PET).

There are actually many different polyesters.

Polyester is used to make a variety of things, including clothing, furniture coverings, plastic bottles, balloons, ropes, thread, hoses, sails, floppy disk liners, Clothing belts, industrial belts, tents and other outdoor gear.

For the fashion conscious, there is no excuse for wearing polyester, it is manmade, artificial and does tend to be flammable. As a scientific answer, polyester is versatile and can be woven thin enough for summer wear or thick enough for winter wear (though acrylic is the preferred artificial wool). However, wear at your own risk, I would recommend silk for summer and wool or cashmere for winter, keep the polyester for wrapping up your food products.

hi,

polyester is a synthetic fibre derived from coal, air, water and petroleum. polyester fibres are formed from a chemical reaction between an acid and alcohol.

You would remove body odor from fabric, specifically a cheer uniform by spraying it with a fabric freshener such as Febreze. Spray the clothing until it is damp, then allow to dry. As it dries, Febreze works to eliminate the odor. Once dry, launder the uniform as normal.

A vortec has different style heads. They will flow better than others within a similar price range. The only catch is they also require a different intake .... this is more expensive than similar ones. There are many used parts to be found everywhere for them. Its just a matter of prefrence

Probably the most important way that polyester is better than cotton is that it does not shrink in the drier, unlike cotton; however, cotton is generally softer than polyester.

Depends how thick the fabric is and also if it is mixed with other fabrics etc... but usually iit is kind of absorbent

The main difference between polyester staple fiber yarn and polyester filament yarn is that polyester staple fiber yarn is made up of chemicals. Polyester filament yarn contains both man-made and natural fibers.

I air dry my hair most of the time. After washing it, I use a towel to soak up the loose water. Then, I let it hang down to dry. If you have curly hair like I do, brushing or combing it while wet can pull hair out, so I wait until it is dry to do that.

Polyester film capacitors are film capacitors using a dielectric made of the thermoplastic polar polymer material polyethylene terephthalate (PET).

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Your answer depends on the construction of the cotton fibre and the substance that is the other 20%.

No. That would be like saying wood is the same a boat. Polyester is a material. Knit is what can be done with polyester to turn it into a fiber, but knitting can also be done with cotton, silk, wool, and other materials.