the water weighs it down, this causes it to sink
is wet jet swifter good for wood flooring
wet = bet = bat = bay - day - dry
No they get wet
Webkinz Can Go In The Water (Pool) But When They Come Out They Dont Look Wet
Causes a discharge and can catch fire
no you cant, only if you put oil and then light it on fire
it depends on how old the wire is and how wet it is but it can be possible
Feeding horses wet hay is not recommended as it can foster mold growth and lead to respiratory issues and digestive problems in horses. Wet hay can also lose nutrients during the fermentation process. It is best to provide horses with dry, good quality hay for optimal health.
dry wood is easily caught on fire. When wood is wet it cant catch fire. That's why when you make a camp fire you want dry wood. It lights easier and burns better.
Actually, if hay is really dusty, then you should make it damp! Otherwise, don't wet it. Some horses at my stable dunk their hay in their water buckets, and they are fine
This depends on whether it is hay for bedding or hay for eating, but either way it needs to be changed when it gets wet with urine or contaminated with faeces.
THE STARTER IS WET. WONT FIRE UP WHEN WET. INSTALL A STARTER SHIELD. GOOD LUCK THE STARTER IS WET. WONT FIRE UP WHEN WET. INSTALL A STARTER SHIELD. GOOD LUCK
some hay or straw
If sawdust gets wet, and is left wet for any length of time, the natural fermentation processes can generate enough heat to catch fire. A cat will bury his urine, leaving a wet volume buried in the sawdust, where it cannot evaporate, to ferment and heat up.
A liquid can't be wet, the adjective wet implies that at some point in time it was dry, or that it had a solid firm which can get wet. Ice can be wet but when ice turns into its liquid form there is nothing to be wet. Get it. I guess its kind of like saying a fire can be burnt, when fire itself is energy and doesn't have a physical form so there isn't anything to be burnt in a flame (not what is burning but the fire itself)
wet dreams