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Funnily enough, a large part of it is actually clay (wet sand :-), sometimes a clay called kaolin, mostly to give it a nice white color. Whether that actually
by grandinj 7y ago
Funnily enough, a large part of it is actually clay (wet sand :-), sometimes a clay called kaolin, mostly to give it a nice white color.
Whether that actually generates friction or not, I don't know
- AstralStorm 7y agoNo, at used temperatures kaolin will dissolve pretty well. However it does clog filters and causes waste as it counters water softeners. Then you require longer washing with longer drying cycle, which in fact does damage fibers.