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Some of the cotton shirt survived, too--mainly the reinforced parts. The decomposition process would not cause all cotton in the area to disappear all at once. The process would be slower or faster depending upon the specific characteristics of the cotton fibers in question and where they were located.
We know there was originally cotton in the duct tape backing, because Henkel didn't make any duct tape with the "200 degree" logo with no cotton. Do you have an alternate explanation for how the cotton disappeared, besides decomposition?
Well I am not sure. I have read a lot of docs. I read the Henkel docs, but it appeared as though they spec the duct tape, distribute the duct tape and sell the duct tape. I am not sure they manufactured it.
I just want to make sure that some company in China didn't make the duct tape and use several different materials, even though it was speced. I understood that the company that bought the Henkel duct tape line (worked with Henkel for years) also owned companies in China.
I have no alternate theory about the cotton disapearing. I cant quote this because I dont know where I read it, but I understood that the fibers from the duct tape on the body didn't match the fibers on the duct tape frrom the can. Indicating to me that the cotton didn't disappear.
I am just trying to clear up these descrepancies in my mind.