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What is the bamboo that grows in Japan used for?
it is used for toilet paper and paper
What is the fine gypsum powder used in making paint and paper?
Terra Alba
What is graphing paper used for?
Graphing paper is writing paper which is printed with fine lines making a grid. The lines are used for plotting mathematical functions of experimental data and also drawing diagrams.
What do bamboo and papyrus have in common?
both are used to make paper
How did they make paper?
they used bamboo and mashed it and put salt and lime in the mushed up bamboo and let it dry.
What are the materials use in making bamboo nipa hut?
The materials used in making a bamboo Nipa hut include bamboo for the floors. Walls are made using bamboo rods, or Sawali, which is bamboo mats. The hut is built on stilts made of wood.
What is a bamboo bathrobe?
Bamboo is used for making fabric, which is a soft, silky luxurious fabric. It is also absorbent, which is why it is so good for bathrobes. But it is used in making bed linens, as well.
Why did china cut down a bamboo forest?
bamboo is used as toilet paper in china.
What was used before paper in china?
bamboo chip, cloth and silk cloth
What is bamboo craft?
Bamboo craft. Bamboo grows in the parts of the Philippines.it is one of the most common materials used in house constructions in the provinces and now used in furniture making like sala set
What can be used to make paper?
Every plant can be used for making paper.
How was paper made in china?
Paper was invented by Cai Lun in 105 AD, which was one of the four great inventions by the Chinese. Cai Lun not only greatly improved the paper making technique, but also made it possible to use a variety of materials, such as tree bark, hemp, rags, etc.To make rough straw paper takes two kinds of bamboo as raw materials, with the addition of birch leaves, lime and water. Generally, the paper, called zhuma(bamboo hemp), is clean and is a good absorbent.Originally, paper makers used bamboo curtains to hang the sheets of pulp on till they dried to the constituency of damp paper. Later, the remaining water was squeezed out.
