Assertion: linen | /r/CapableOf | absorb moisture
Facets:
value: rapidly
type: MANNER
value: well
type: MANNER
value: quite well
type: DEGREE
value: in hot weather
type: LOCATION
value: quicker than cotton
type: OTHER
value: better than most fabrics
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Because linen absorbs and releases moisture quickly and is a good conductor of heat, linen garments feel cool to wearers.
text: Linen absorbs water better than most fabrics and does not "lint" making it excellent for drying dishes, and glass.
text: Linen will absorb the moisture but also dries out quickly, which kills the bacteria but if you wear your clothes too tight evaporation cannot take place so effectively –
text: Linen is known to absorb up to a fifth of its weight in moisture, which makes it a highly popular fabric for many different sewing projects.
text: Linen is highly hygroscopic as it is capable to rapidly absorb and yield moisture.
text: Because linen absorbs and releases moisture quickly and is a good conductor of heat, linen garments have a cooling effect on the wearer.
text: Not only does linen absorb moisture quickly, it releases it as quickly as well.
text: Linen also absorbs moisture quicker than cotton, which also contributes to the cool feeling.
text: Linen is highly “hydroscopic” meaning it rapidly absorbs and gives up moisture.
text: Linen absorbs heat and moisture quite well and its drying capacity is top-notch.
text: Linen absorbs moisture quite well.
text: As you know linen absorbs moisture so your legs should look great even when you do not feel your best.
text: In hot weather, linen absorbs moisture and excess heat, whilst in cool weather it retains body heat.
text: Both hemp and linen absorb moisture.
text: Linen is highly "hydroscopic" meaning it rapidly absorbs and gives up moisture.
text: It also absorbs and releases moisture quickly, preventing it from feeling damp.
text: Why does linen absorb water well?
text: Why does linen absorb water well?