The absorbing body (2) consists of a cellulose fiber aggregate containing not less than 45% by mass of minute cellulose fibers having a length of not more than 0.35 mm.

Fabrics are made of tiny fibers that are woven or knitted together.

Tiny fibers of hair grow on the outside of my skin.

Fabrics are made of tiny fibers woven or knitted together.

Microfiber is made of synthetic fibers that have been tightly woven together.

Named “Nanowood, ” it is formed from small wood fibers.

It is covered by thousands of tiny fibers, which stick bacteria.

These steps will disturb tiny asbestos fibres and may release them into the air.

These actions will disturb tiny asbestos fibers and may release them into the air.

Here, it feels like I’m drawing tiny fibers deep into my respiratory system.

Pigmented ink particles tend to settle into the tiny fibres that make up the paper or canvas.

Asbestos comes in the form of tiny fibers that are inhaled and cause damage to the lungs.

Even when we’re walking around, not washing our clothes, tiny fibers are falling off.

If products containing asbestos are disturbed, tiny asbestos fibers are released into the air.

Pigment-based ink particles tend to settle into the tiny fibers that make up the paper.