water-retted (Meaning)

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water-retted (imp. & p. p.)

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Water-retting involves submerging plant material in water for extended periods to soften and release fibers.
The ancient Chinese used water-retted hemp to create strong and durable fabrics.
Water-retting enhances the tensile strength of fibers, making them more resistant to breaking.
Water-retted flax yields finer fibers, resulting in soft and silky linen fabrics.
The water-retting process can take several weeks or even months, depending on the plant material.
Water-retting alters the chemical composition of fibers, improving their dye absorption.
The water-retted fibers are spread out and dried to remove excess moisture.
Water-retting sustainably processes plant fibers without using harsh chemicals.
Traditional mats and baskets are crafted using water-retted reeds or straw.
The water-retted fibers are combed and spun into yarn for use in textiles and crafts.

of Water-ret

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Water-retting involves submerging plant material in water for extended periods to soften and release fibers.

The ancient Chinese used water-retted hemp to create strong and durable fabrics.

Water-retting enhances the tensile strength of fibers, making them more resistant to breaking.

Water-retted flax yields finer fibers, resulting in soft and silky linen fabrics.