- #1
Jeprox
- 8
- 0
Hi there,
I have read an article where osmosis/reverse osmosis could be used to effectively remove water within a piece of wood. What the author has done is submerging a piece of wood under a thick, liquid dishwashing soap. The said soap pulls the water out of the wood which makes it dry.
Hopefully someone could help, either debunking this or saying it is possible or true.
Thank you!
D
I have read an article where osmosis/reverse osmosis could be used to effectively remove water within a piece of wood. What the author has done is submerging a piece of wood under a thick, liquid dishwashing soap. The said soap pulls the water out of the wood which makes it dry.
Hopefully someone could help, either debunking this or saying it is possible or true.
Thank you!
D