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Due to its absorbent properties, Tek-Wipe can also be used to dry and flatten paper objects. Bill Minter (2002) introduced the idea of using Tek-Wipe to dry wet books, using a modified interleaving system. In a similar vein, Tek-Wipe can be used as interleaving for water-damaged books in emergency-response scenarios (description and photo courtesy of Gwenanne Edwards).
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| current | 00:54, 28 February 2016 | | 640 × 480 (168 KB) | Kkelly (talk | contribs) | Due to its absorbent properties, Tek-Wipe can also be used to dry and flatten paper objects. Bill Minter (2002) introduced the idea of using Tek-Wipe to dry wet books, using a modified interleaving system. In a similar vein, Tek-Wipe can be used as int... |
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