| water | | _____ for conventional cotton uses toxic chemicals and pollutes waterways. |
| sensitive | | What is the chemical used in the weaving process to make the yarn weave easily. HINT: PVA |
| weaving | | This machine can be used to harvest cotton. |
| satin | | INNOVA's _____ bleaching process is more environmentally friendly and faster than conventional methods |
| defoliation | | The Australian Dyeing company was the first company in Australia to introduce the _____ process, which greatly reduces water, salt, and electricity consumption. |
| Polyvinyl Alcohol | | Although lubricants are removed from the fiber, these hard-to-biodegrade organic substances such as _____ are left in the air and water. |
| stripper harvester | | The _____ process basically transforms cotton into the soft fiber that consumers love. |
| bleaching | | What is highly toxic chlorine used for? |
| mineral oils | | vegetables and mineral ink are _____ dyes used for organic cotton |
| cold bath pad | | Interlacing yarns. |
| natural | | The Australian Dyeing Company's new method only requires a _______ machine to dye the fabric, and a trickle washing station. |
| scouring | | Organic cotton is hypo-allergenic and good for _____ skin. |
| finishing | | INNOVA's manufacturing process reduces _____ consumption by 66-75%. |
| padding | | This weave gives cotton more luster. |
| continuous | | This process removes oils from the fabric prior to dyeing. |