the water from clothes goes to ritual purification when they are dried in sun name this process.
the water from clothes goes to ritual purification when they are dried in sun name this process.
where does the water from clothes go when they are dried in sun name this process?
ritual purification
next, noodles can be dried in one of two ways: by frying or by hot air drying. fried instant noodles are dried by oil frying for 1–2 minutes at a temperature of . the frying process decreases the moisture content from 30–50% to 2–5%. common oils used for frying in north america consist of canola, cottonseed and palm oil mixtures, while only palm oil or palm olein are used in asia. air-dried noodles are dried for 30–40 minutes in hot air at a temperature of , resulting in a moisture content of 8–12%. during the drying process, the rapid evaporation of water creates pores throughout the food matrix, which allows for short cooking times in the finished product. in the case of fried noodles, the creation of pores is directly related to the uptake of fat into the noodles. more than 80% of instant noodles are fried as it gives more evenly dried noodles than hot air drying which can cause an undesired texture in finished noodles, and also taking longer time to cook. however, with fried noodles, the oil content is about 15–20% and decreases the shelf life of the noodles due to oxidation whereas in hot air-dried noodles it has only 3% oil content maximum.
instant noodle
in the film, the focus returns to america, where it looks at how media affects the desire of people—especially teenagers—to buy and create an identity focused on consumption. this is borne out by a 500% worldwide increase in clothing consumption compared to the 1990s. however, clothes are quickly disposed of; an average american wastes of textiles a year. only 10% percent of donated clothes go to thrift shops; the rest go to landfills, such as those in port-au-prince, haiti. aside from weakening local industries by this constant disposal of clothes, land and water are polluted because most apparel is made from non-biodegradable materials.
the true cost