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Dictionary » L » Lint LintLint a soft, absorbent material used in surgical dressings, usually in the form of a thick, loosely woven material (sheet or patent lint). Origin: O.E. Lin, flax ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: fiber/hair moving thru water... been putting the white stuff I comb out of my hair in plastic bags and I want someone to examine them, but I'm afraid they'll just dismiss it as lint if they don't recognize it. Maybe it is lint -- somehow -- but that doesn't explain why I feel the crawling, why it gets worse when I am about ...
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The effect of cellulase on E. Coli... we were surprised to find that there were no bacteria whatsoever. Instead the slides were covered in clumps a strange material that looked like lint or broken glass. The cellulase + bleach group showed similar results, while the group with just bleach still had a small amount of weak bacteria. ...
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Re: A Wonderful Product!!... and your fingers turn white and stays that way for about 1-3 hours (dependent on how many you have in your hand). So, on Saturday, I used the lint roller and literally removed hundreds of parasites from my hands. And on Saturday, what I THOUGHT was my skin broke down on the left side and there ...
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A Wonderful Product!!... and your fingers turn white and stays that way for about 1-3 hours (dependent on how many you have in your hand). So, on Saturday, I used the lint roller and literally removed hundreds of parasites from my hands. And on Saturday, what I THOUGHT was my skin broke down on the left side and there ...
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The Fiber Disease... An unidentified organism, which is infesting more and more homes across the country. This particular creature apparently houses itself in lint-like fibers which it seems to weave into a tiny ball, like a nest or cocoon, and contacting human skin via floors or clothing, bores into human ...
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