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Generally, absorbent cotton swabs are made from by-product cotton fiber, gin motes (length 0.5"-0.75"), comber noils (less than 0.5") and other mill waste. The mill waste is bleached and finished and the bleached cotton fiber is carded. Cotton swabs of uniform weight and quality are produced from uniform weight carded sliver (coil). |
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Document last modified Sunday, Dec 6 1998
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