### cloth:

Linen
* absorbs moisture with difficulty.
* are an integral part of the stylizing of a table.
* covers a variety of raw materials known as flax or linen.
* grows from the ground in individual stalks, similar to human hair.
* is cloth
* is located in cabinets
  - closets
  - cupboards
  - homes
  - hospitals
  - shirts
  - natural fiber
  - organic matter
  - paper
* is used for comfort
  - dryings
  - tablecloths
  - washings
  - wearing
* responds better to stain treatments than cotton, but linen can be damaged by bleach.

Linen cloth
* are very durable, outlasting cotton by many years.
* is mentioned in all four gospels.

### cloth | linen | bed linen:

Pillowcase
* are great for smaller lizards and most snakes.
* are located in bedrooms
  - beds
  - used for decoration
* is bed linen

Doily
* Doilies are linen.
* is linen

Macintosh
* always have clocks.
* are a huge force in academic computing, and so is the Internet
  - computers
  - family
  - information appliances
  - personal computers
  - raincoats
  - the original modern computers
* can also act as carriers of viruses for other platforms.
* have various formats for attaching binary file formats.

### cloth | metallic:

Metallic silver
* is black.
* powerful medicine that has protected humanity for thousands of years.

### cloth:

Natural fiber
* Most natural fiber absorbs water
  - includes cotton
  - fibers are neutral or acidic
* absorb moisture best.
* alternate from short to long.
* are both warmer and cooler than synthetics
  - extremely absorbant materials
  - food sources for mildew
  - from animals or plants
  - made from plant, animal and mineral sources
* come from plants and animals.
* cost and weigh less than glass fibers, yet they have comparable technical properties.
* is cloth
* tend to burn and the residue is crunchy or an ash.
* work best, like cotton and wool.

### cloth | natural fiber:

Staple fiber
* are short fibers measured in inches or fractions thereof.
* is natural fiber
  - fibre

### cloth:

Rayon
* Most rayon is made by the viscose process.
* Some rayons wrinkle easily and become weak when wet.
* are cellulose
  - fabric
  - plastic
* burns much as cotton does, as it is celluose and is hard to tell from cotton with a burn test
  - rapidly and leaves only a slight ash
* cellulose fiber, as cotton is, but made from the cellulose in wood usually.
* contributes to the danger of tampons and dioxin because it highly absorbent substance
  - and dioxin because it highly bsorbent substance
* expands longitudinally at high humidity.
  - made from a natural polymer that is specially treated before making the fabric
* is made from cellulose and fibers of wood
  - fibers derived from wood pulp
  - cellulose, which in turn often comes from wood
  - wood or other fibrous materials, which are reduced to the fibers of cellulose
* is used as a substitute for silk
  - on a large scale for making textiles, tyre-chord, carpets and surgical dressings
  - to increase the absorbency of tampons and pads
* natural fiber made from wood pulp.
* regenerated cellulose fiber which is almost pure cellulose.

### cloth | rayon:

Acetate
* Some acetates are worth more than their weight in gold.
  * It is formed when acetic acid is deprotonated. Acetates smell like acetic acid. They turn brown when heated.
* are generally soluble.
* form the building blocks for cholesterol.
* is chemical compounds
  - organic compounds
  - salt

### cloth | rayon | acetate:

Cellulose acetate
* fiber used to filter blood as it is pumped into the patient s body.
* is cellulose
* obtained from wood is unsatisfactory.
* seems to be the best.

Potassium acetate
* biodegradable liquid de-icer with good ice melting capacity.
* places a lower oxygen demand on receiving waters than does urea.

Red cloth
* appears red in sunlight, and red by the illumination of the red light from a neon tube.
* is used to attach the feathers to the shaft.