Ability to Absorb Water

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Definition of water-absorbent objects

Objects that can absorb water

Definition of non-water absorbent objects

Objects that cannot absorb water

Examples of materials that can absorb water

Cotton, paper and woods

Examples of materials that cannot absorb water

Glass, metal and plastic

The use of a towel

Wiping the body dry after bath

The use of cotton ball

Cotton ball used to clean wounds

The use of a pail

To store water

The use of an umbrella

Protect humans from getting wet due to rain

The use of rubber boot

Protect the feet from getting wet

The use of a tissue

Wipe sweat or spilled liquids

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