Which fibre absorbs least water?

A2A. Hello, some semblance of a premise would desirably help in a more relevant answer…but that aside, I am still able to help you… Most “synthetic” fibers like polyethylene, polypropylene, polyester are hydrophobic. read more

Water for Fiber. You need to drink at least eight glasses of water or other fluids to be sure you have enough for fiber to work properly, according to the University of Arizona. Consuming a regular supply throughout the day is important. read more

Cotton is plant fiber which, after processing, is 99 percent cellulose. As Cotton Incorporated describes it, the structure of the cellulose forms microscopic chains. Water is absorbed into the cellulose through capillary action, which is the absorption and movement of moisture between and among fibers. read more