CULTURAL QA 05-2023-03 BY G and edited by KR IRS 3 5 23 Q1 What is dry cleaning and how does it differ from regular washing?
KR: Both answered up to a level and plain. Dry cleaning <https://www.thespruce.com/wash-or-dry-clean-clothes-2145940> is typically used on clothes and fabrics that cannot withstand the rigors of a standard home washer and dryer. A dry cleaning solvent cleans the surface of materials but does not penetrate the fiber like water does in a washing machine. It also prevents stretching and shrinking <https://www.thespruce.com/why-clothes-shrink-in-the-laundry-2146152>. Dry cleaning has been around since Roman times when ammonia was used to clean woollen togas to prevent any shrinking that happens when wool is exposed to hot water. (Yes, for wool like in) European cold countries, where drying is tough and clothes are needed every day. By the 1930s cleaners began using perchloroethylene, commonly called "perc." This chlorinated solvent is highly effective and still used by many commercial cleaners <https://www.thespruce.com/dry-cleaning-fluid-overview-1900696> today. Perc has a distinctive chemical odour, and is classified as carcinogenic to humans. If you want to bypass traditional dry cleaning chemicals, look for a green dry cleaner <https://www.thespruce.com/what-is-green-dry-cleaning-2145936> who can offer you one of the following services, but make sure you feel comfortable with any of these processes: - *Wet cleaning: *Water, special detergents, and high-tech washers and dryers remove stains and clean your garments, but it may not be appropriate for all fabrics. - *Liquid carbon dioxide cleaning: *Liquid and gas forms of carbon dioxide are used as non-toxic solvents in complex (and costly) cleaning machines that apply pressure to draw the carbon dioxide through fabrics to remove soil. There is no heat involved which also makes the process more gentle to fabrics. - *Silicon-based solvent*: This solvent, also known as siloxane, is a chemical-free type of liquified sand that removes stains from fabrics. However, the manufacturing of the product may not be so green because it involves chlorine. - *DF-2000 hydrocarbon solvent: *Though this method is touted as organic because the solvent is extracted from the earth, it is a petroleum-based product and may not be as green as you'd prefer. For our climate and types of clothes, drycleaning is not required, hence many shops are closed and hotel for residents do it by steaming. Q2 What are some mind-blowing facts about world? G Toothpaste originated from Ancient Egypt. KR: Ancient toothpaste was made from varying ingredients, such as powdered eggshells, ashes from ox hooves, and pumice. Ancient Greek and Roman types of toothpaste were highly abrasive, made of crushed bones and oyster shells. G Ancient Greece hosted the first-ever Olympics in 776 BCE. KR The first known Olympics were held in the summer of 776 B.C. at Olympia, a site in southern Greece where people went to worship their gods. In fact, the Olympics were created in honour of ancient Greece's most famous god: Zeus, king of the gods. Hence though Marathon of 25 miles was done by a messenger in 490 BCE, this sport was not included in the said 776 BCE plays; it was festival sports as Indra vizha in TN. The Olympic officially started only since AD1896. G The heaviest building in the world is in Romania. KR The Palace of the Parliament is the heaviest building in the world, weighing about 4,098,500,000 kilograms (9.04 billion pounds; 4.10 million tonnes), also being the second largest administrative building in the world. G Q8 What is the function of fingerprints? KR: The real facts not told here is 1 But people with a rare disease known as adermatoglyphia do not have fingerprints from birth. Affecting only four known extended families worldwide, the condition is also called immigration-delay disease, since a lack of fingerprints makes it difficult for people to cross international borders. 2 dentical twins do not have identical fingerprints, even though their identical genes give them very similar patterns. 1 The fetus begins developing fingerprint patterns in the early weeks of pregnancy. Small differences in the womb environment conspire to give each twin different, but similar, fingerprints Q9 KR Broccoli, spinach, carrots and potatoes are all high in antioxidants, and so are artichokes, cabbage, asparagus, avocados, beetroot, radish, lettuce, sweet potatoes, squash, pumpkin, collard greens and kale. Compiled and posted by R. Gopala Krishnan, 79, on 03-05-2023. KR IRS 3 5 23 On Tue, 2 May 2023 at 18:51, '[email protected]' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 05-2023-03* > > Q1 What is dry cleaning and how does it differ from regular > washing? > > A1 LS Ganapati, Chartered Engineer &Independent Consultant > (1969–present)2y > > *Dry cleaning uses a process for cleaning clothes that does not involve > water*. Instead of submerging your clothes in water with soap or > detergent, *the dry- cleaning process uses clothing-safe chemicals to > remove stains.* > > Because of the difference in processes, when it comes to dry cleaning vs > washing, dry cleaning is better for removing grease, oil, or other > deep-set stains. Basic detergent may not always be able to get stains out > of clothing, but dry cleaning can. > > Yet another difference between doing washing and dry- cleaning services is > the way clothes are dried. In conventional washing, water is removed from > clothes as they spin and tumble around in the dryer. A special drying > machine is used in dry cleaning. > > The traditional method of drying clothes may cause the clothes to shrink > or stretch out. Dry cleaning maintains the shape and size of your clothes. > > 2ND ANSWER-Premanth Kundurthi, Business Consultant at PK Enterprises > (2018–present)3y > > 1. Dry cleaning process uses a chemical solvent to rinse the garments. It > is called ‘dry’ cleaning because water is not used in the cleaning process. > The traditional wet laundering method involves the immersion of your > clothes in water. > > 2. Dry cleaning process is done using the chemical perchloroethylene to > remove stains and grease from clothing. > > Laundry cleaning uses cleaning agents like soaps, detergents, or softeners > along with water to remove dirt from clothing. > > *Advantages of Dry-Cleaning:* > > * Effectively removes grease and tough to remove oil stains. > > * Shrinkage and distortion of the fabric can be reduced > > * Discoloration and colour bleeding will be reduced > > * The fabric texture can be retained same as the original one > > * Protects texture and increases the lifespan of clothes. > > ** We have started using started to use bio-degradable chemicals which are > not harmful to the environment. These chemicals/solvents do not produce > odour and clothes smell fresher and feel better.* > > *Advantages of Laundry Cleaning* > > * It is also called as wet cleaning as water is used in the process > > It is much cheaper as the solvent used is water and detergent or softener, > and these give a freshness to your clothes. > > * Wet laundering is energy efficient; it consumes 50% less energy than the > energy used for dry cleaning. > > * Usage of chemicals is reduced in the laundry process > > Q2 What are some mind-blowing facts about world? > > A2 Krishna Kamat,7h > > Toothpaste originated from Ancient Egypt. > > Ancient Greece hosted the first-ever Olympics in 776 BCE. > > Indonesia is home to maximum number of active volcanoes in the world. > > India has the greatest number of international cricket grounds in the > world. > > The biggest man-made lake in the world could be found in Zambia. > > Benin is home to the largest remaining number of lions in West Africa. > > The heaviest building in the world is in Romania. > > South Sudan is the most recent country to declare independence, which > happened on July 9, 2011. > > South Africa is also called the “Rainbow Nation” because it has eleven > official languages. > > A Turkish village still uses “bird language” in everyday life. > > You can buy square watermelons in Japan, (Developed to stack better in > supermarkets). > > Q3 What are the differences between a high quality and a low > -quality ceiling fan, and how to choose the right fan? > > A3 Prachi Chavan, Fri > > When choosing a ceiling fan, there are several key differences to consider > between high and low-quality options. > > High-quality fans are typically made with durable materials, such as > metal or high-quality ABS plastic, and have sturdy construction. They also > often come with features such as a remote control, multiple speed settings, > and a reversible motor. These fans are built to last and offer a smooth, > quiet operation. They are also powered by the latest technology, like > brushless DC (BLDC) motors that guarantee energy efficiency and superior > performance. > > Low-quality fans, on the other hand, may be made with cheaper materials, > such as cheap plastic, and have a flimsy construction. They may also have a > noisy operation. > > Another key factor of choosing the right ceiling fan is by looking at its > warranty. That is an indicator of brand trust and quality. > > ***At Crompton, we offer one of the highest warranties on our ceiling fans. > We offer 5 years warranty on Duratek fans and BLDC fans which is one of the > highest in the market, as compared to other brands that provide a maximum > of 2-3 years of warranty. We also provide warranty on the entire fan in > comparison to most of the other brands that provide warranty only on the > fan’s motor. > > It is also important to check the fan's airflow and energy efficiency. > High-quality ceiling fans loaded with a range of features are ideal for > today’s homes. A high-quality fan will provide a better performance, last > longer, and be a better value eventually. It is worth investing in a fan > that meets your needs and fits your budget. > > My note- All the fans in my home are Crompton since my son in law was > working with them at one time. Other than condenser replacement and caps > replacement no other major problem attended in 15 years. In No way > recommending for Crompton fans please. > > Q4 What makes a motorcycle much faster than a car when the car > has more horsepower and cylinders? > > A4 Erika Fernandez, Car Lover Sun > > *There are several factors that make motorcycles faster than cars, even > when the car has more horsepower and cylinders*. > > First, motorcycles are lighter than cars, which means they have less > weight to accelerate and can achieve higher speeds more quickly. > Additionally, motorcycles have a smaller frontal area and less > aerodynamic drag, which reduces air resistance and allows them to reach > higher speeds. > > Other factor that contributes to a motorcycle's speed is its power-to-weight > ratio. Even if a car has more horsepower than a motorcycle, if the car is > significantly heavier, its power-to-weight ratio may not be as favourable > as that of the motorcycle. This means that the motorcycle has more power > available per unit of weight, which can result in faster acceleration and > higher top speeds. > > So, motorcycles can lean into turns, which allows them to take corners at > higher speeds than cars. This is because motorcycles can maintain their > balance and traction through a turn by leaning in the direction of the > turn, while cars must rely on their tires and suspension to maintain grip > on the road. > > My note- Answer given in very simple language. > > Q5 What is the easiest way to clean kitchen chimney? > > A5 TTK Prestige, appliances and tools can make meal-planning > and cooking much Nov 10 > > An electrical chimney is a must-have modular addition to your kitchen. It > functions as a ventilation system that helps remove unwanted smoke and > fumes that emit while cooking. > > *Functions Of a Kitchen Chimney* > > A chimney has a variety of uses and benefits. Some of them are: > > ● Comfortable Kitchen Temperature: Because it absorbs the fumes while > cooking, a chimney helps maintain a cooler temperature in the kitchen. > > ● Preventive Cleaning: The ventilation system of the chimney also absorbs > the sticky fumes before they can settle on your kitchen walls and > appliances. This prevents dust and grime from covering your kitchen > surfaces. This also protects them from other residues that may come from > everyday cooking. > > ● Circulating Air: The most important function of a chimney is that it > keeps the air in your kitchen clean and odour-free. This is especially > useful while cooking with certain ingredients that can also function as > irritants. > > Prestige offers some of the best kitchen chimneys online. The Prestige > Dura 600 comes with a powerful 1000m3/suction capacity, with 3-speed > control and a durable powder coated body, which is made to last. > > How To Clean a Kitchen Chimney > > There are many different cleaning agents you can use to clean your kitchen > chimney. *While a lot recommend warm water with gentle soap, the Prestige > Dura 600 can be cleaned with a simple wipe of a hand, making it super easy > to maintain.* > > But if you are looking for an easier method to clean your chimney, without > too much hassle, then you can look at Prestige’s range of auto-clean > chimneys too! > > These chimneys have an in-built cleaning mechanism that allows them to > automatically clean themselves. Making the process of maintenance even > simpler! > > Give your kitchen a much-needed breath of fresh air with the Prestige > range of kitchen chimneys! > > My note- No way QA for recommending Prestige products. Just for > explanation of benefits by chimney the QA is added. There are technicians > who comes on a phone call by companies and well clean rather than we > attempt to clean chimney. > > Q6 Why do stray cats approach people? > > A6 Animal Lover | Dog Lover | Cat Lover | Loving Husband11h > > Stray cats are a common sight in many cities and towns around the world. > *These > cats are typically feral, meaning they have not been socialized to humans > and are often afraid of them*. > > *However, there are instances when stray cats approach people, sometimes > even seeking attention and affection.* > > There are several reasons why stray cats approach people. One of the most > common reasons is hunger. Stray cats often struggle to find consistent > sources of food and may approach humans in search of a meal. People who > regularly feed stray cats may find themselves surrounded by feline friends > who have learned to associate them with food. > > *Another reason stray cats approach people are for protection*. Cats are > known for their territorial nature and may approach humans for safety and > protection from other animals or humans who may pose a threat to them. *Stray > cats may also seek shelter from humans during harsh weather conditions, > such as rain or snow.* > > In some cases, stray cats may approach people simply because they are > lonely. Cats are social creatures and often crave companionship. Stray cats > may approach humans in search of interaction and affection, hoping to form > a bond with someone who will care for them. > > However, it is important to note that not all stray cats are friendly or > approachable. Some may be sick or injured and may be aggressive or > defensive when approached. *It is important to exercise caution when > interacting with stray cats and to avoid approaching them if they are in > distress or are exhibiting aggressive behaviour.* > > In many cases, stray cats may benefit from human intervention and care. > Organizations > and individuals around the world are working to help stray cats by > providing food, shelter, and medical care. Some people even adopt stray > cats and provide them with a loving home. However, it is important to > approach stray cats with care and to take steps to ensure their safety and > well-being. > > *In conclusion, stray cats may approach people for a variety of reasons, > including hunger, protection, and companionship*. While some stray cats > may be friendly and approachable, it is important to exercise caution when > interacting with them and to take steps to ensure their safety and > well-being. Ultimately, providing care and support to stray cats can help > improve their lives and ensure that they receive the care and attention > they need. > > Q7 What are the benefits of eating yogurt? > > A7 Weights Loss Diet, Health Director | Loving Father | > Business Director22h > > Yogurt is a nutritious, versatile, and delicious food that has been > consumed for thousands of years. *It is made from milk that has been > fermented with bacterial cultures, which gives it a tangy flavour and > creamy texture*. Yogurt is a reliable source of protein, calcium, and > probiotics, which are beneficial bacteria that can improve gut health. In > this article, we will explore the many benefits of eating yogurt. > > 1. Yogurt is rich in nutrients > > Yogurt is a nutrient-dense food that is rich in vitamins and minerals. A > cup of plain, low-fat yogurt contains about 150 calories, thirteen grams of > protein, seventeen grams of carbohydrates, and five grams of fat. It is > also a reliable source of calcium, vitamin B12, potassium, and magnesium. > > 2. Yogurt is a reliable source of probiotics > > One of the main benefits of yogurt is that it contains probiotics, which > are beneficial bacteria that can improve gut health. Probiotics can help to > balance the bacteria in your gut, which can improve digestion and boost > your immune system. Some studies have also found that probiotics may help > to reduce symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and other digestive > disorders. > > 3. Yogurt may improve bone health > > Yogurt is a reliable source of calcium, which is important for strong and > healthy bones. Calcium is essential for bone growth and development, and it > can help to reduce the risk of osteoporosis, a condition that causes bones > to become weak and brittle. Certain studies have also found that yogurt may > improve bone density in postmenopausal women. > > 4. Yogurt may reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes > > Certain studies have found that eating yogurt may reduce the risk of > developing type 2 diabetes. ****Yogurt is a useful source of protein, > which can help to regulate blood sugar levels and reduce insulin > resistance. It is also low in carbohydrates, which can help to prevent > spikes in blood sugar levels.* > > ****Authority not checked* > > 5. Yogurt may help to reduce blood pressure > > High blood pressure is a major risk factor for heart disease and stroke. > Certain studies have found that eating yogurt may help to reduce blood > pressure. Yogurt is a reliable source of potassium, which can help to lower > blood pressure by counteracting the effects of sodium. > > 6. Yogurt may improve immune function > > Yogurt contains probiotics, which can improve immune function by promoting > the growth of beneficial bacteria in the gut. Some studies have also found > that yogurt may increase the production of antibodies, which can help to > fight off infections and diseases. > > 7. Yogurt may help to reduce inflammation > > Inflammation is a normal immune response that can help to protect the body > from infection and injury. However, chronic inflammation can contribute to > the development of many diseases, including heart disease, cancer, and > Alzheimer's disease. Certain studies have found that eating yogurt may help > to reduce inflammation in the body. > > 8. Yogurt may improve mood and cognitive function > > Certain studies have found that eating yogurt may improve mood and > cognitive function. Yogurt is a useful source of protein, which can help to > regulate blood sugar levels and improve brain function. It is also a useful > source of vitamin B12, which is important for brain health. > > In conclusion, yogurt is a nutritious and delicious food that has many > health benefits. It is a reliable source of protein, calcium, and > probiotics, which can improve gut health, bone health, and immune function. > Eating yogurt may also reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes, high blood > pressure, inflammation, and improve mood and cognitive function. So, adding > yogurt to your diet can provide many health benefits, making it a > worthwhile addition to your daily routine. > > My note- It is not sure the person answered has used the word yogurt for > curd. Processed curd is called yogurt. > > Q8 What is the function of fingerprints? > > A8 Digital Services and Products, Business Consultant | Digital > Marketing Services | IT Guru Mon > > What is the function of fingerprints? *Fingerprints are one of the most > unique and identifying features of the human body. They are formed by the > ridges and valleys on the skin of the fingers and palms and are thought to > serve a number of essential functions.* > > 1. Grip and Traction: One of the most obvious functions of fingerprints > is to provide grip and traction. The ridges and valleys on the skin of the > fingers and palms help us hold onto objects more securely, whether we are > carrying groceries or writing with pen. This is also why fingerprints are > often left behind on surfaces we touch, such as glass or metal. > > 2. Sensory Perception: Fingerprints also play a role in our sense of > touch. The ridges and valleys on the skin contain substantial number of > nerve endings, which allow us to feel textures and surfaces more acutely. > This is why we can feel the difference between a smooth surface and a rough > one, for example. > > 3. Thermoregulation: Some researchers believe that fingerprints may also > play a role in regulating body temperature. The ridges and valleys on the > skin may help to increase surface area, allowing more heat to be dissipated > from the body. This could help to keep us cool in hot environments. > > 4. Identification: One of the most essential functions of fingerprints is > their role in identification. Because no two people have the same > fingerprints, they are often used to identify individuals and link them to > specific activities or events. This is why fingerprints are often collected > at crime scenes, and why they are used as a form of identification for > passports and other official documents. > > 5. Evolutionary History: Finally, some researchers believe that > fingerprints may have evolved to improve grip and traction in our > ancestors. As early humans began to use tools and climb trees, having > ridges on the skin may have helped them hold onto objects more securely. > Over time, these ridges may have become more pronounced and complex, > leading to the unique fingerprints we have today. > > In conclusion, fingerprints perform several essential functions, from > providing grip and traction to identifying individuals. While we may not > think about them often, they are a crucial part of what makes us human and > have played a key role in our evolutionary history. > > My note- Some functions most of us may not think about fingerprints are > clearly told. > > Q9 What are the health benefits of antioxidants and how can we > incorporate them into our daily diet? > > A9 Ashish, Nutrition Advisor and Health Coach5h > > Antioxidants have many health benefits, and it is important to get them in > your daily diet. Some of the major benefits of antioxidants include: > > •Reduced risk of some diseases. Antioxidants help fight free radicals > which are unstable molecules that can damage cells. This helps prevent or > slow the progression of some diseases like cancer, heart disease, > Alzheimer’s, and Parkinson's disease. > > •Heart health. Antioxidants like vitamins C and E, beta carotene and > flavonoids help improve cholesterol levels, lower blood pressure, and > prevent artery damage. This helps keep your heart healthy and reduces the > risk of heart disease. > > •Healthy skin and eyes. Antioxidants protect skin cells from damage > caused by UV radiation and environmental pollutants. This helps keep skin > healthy, prevents wrinkles and protects against age spots. Antioxidants > also help prevent macular degeneration and vision loss as you age. > > •Stronger immune system. Antioxidants help support an efficient immune > system by neutralizing harmful free radicals. This helps you better fight > off infections and illness. > > •Improved brain health. Antioxidant antioxidants scavenge for free > radicals in the brain and help prevent cognitive decline and reduce the > risk of Alzheimer's and dementia as you get older. Antioxidants also help > boost mental focus and concentration. > > •Diabetes management. Antioxidants improve insulin sensitivity, reduce > blood sugar spikes and ease diabetes symptoms like nausea and vomiting. > They also help prevent or delay diabetes complications. > > Some of the best ways to add more antioxidants to your diet include: > > •Eat lots of brightly coloured fruits and vegetables. Things like berries, > leafy greens, bell peppers, broccoli, spinach, and tomatoes are high in > antioxidants. > > •Choose a variety of beans and lentils. Foods like kidney beans, pinto > beans, navy beans, and chickpeas are excellent antioxidants sources. > > •Settle for whole grains. Select high-antioxidant grains such as oats, > quinoa, buckwheat, and wild rice instead of refined grains. > > •Include cinnamon, turmeric, ginger, and cloves. These delicious spices > are potent natural antioxidants. Add them to foods, drinks or take as > supplements. > > •Snack on nuts and seeds. Goji berries, acai berries, cocoa beans, pecans, > and almonds are just a few nuts and seeds high in antioxidants. > > •Consume antioxidant-rich legumes like sweet potatoes, yams, butternut > squash and pumpkin. > > •Choose antioxidant-boosted supplements like astaxanthin, coenzyme Q10, > alpha-lipoic acid or resveratrol if needed. But always check with your > doctor first before taking any supplements. > > •Drink antioxidant-infused teas and coffee. Teas like green tea, black > tea, turmeric tea and coffee with cinnamon or cocoa add antioxidants to > your daily beverages. > > •Soak up antioxidant benefits of mushrooms like shiitake, reishi, maitake > and cordyceps. Or consume them as supplements. > > •Add antioxidants to your smoothies. Berries, leafy greens, nuts, seeds, > spinach, and turmeric are some great additions. > > Q10 What are some natural safe remedies for sunburn? > > A10 Natuur Manufacturing Pvt Ltd, Graduate of Formula Botanica UK > Apr 27 > > Sunburn is a widespread problem during the summer. The harsh sun can > cause damage, rashes, redness, pain, and skin peeling along with sunburn. > The best way to prevent sunburn is through natural remedies. Natural > remedies are lighter and camping for the skin, helping heal the damaged > skin naturally with no side effects. Here are some most common natural > remedies to treat sunburns. > > Nature is full of wonders. Even when the cause of pain might be nature > itself, there are numerous natural remedies around us ready to help. > However, *if your sunburn leads to severe pain, chills, or nausea, it is > better to seek medical attention immediately.* > > Aloe Vera: Most of you might have already figured out that aloe vera must > be on this list. This is because of the amazing benefits that aloe vera > provides. Its cooling and moisturizing properties help soothe the skin and > speed up healing. Just take an aloe vera leaf, open it up, and apply that > amazing calming get on your skin. Let it sit for a while until you feel the > pain coming down. You can later wash it up with cool water. > > Multani Mitti (Fuller’s Earth): Another amazing natural ingredient is > Fuller’s Earth. Due to its clay-like texture, it is extremely light on the > skin. Coiled with its healing and naturally cooling properties it is highly > effective in treating sunburns. You can mix Multani Mitti with aloe vera > gel and rose water. Apply this paste and let it sit for 20-30 minutes. Once > dried up wash it off gently with normal water. > > Coconut Oil: Are you aware that coconut oil is a natural sunscreen? Also, > it is highly effective in treating sunburns. Just take a bit of the oil and > gently apply it to the affected skin. It is rich in antioxidants and can > help protect the skin from further damage. > > Cucumber: Cucumber has naturally cooling properties due to its high-water > content. It also helps the skin and body remain hydrated and reduces > redness and inflammation. Cut a cucumber into > > thin slices and place it over the affected area. Alternatively, you can > just grate a cucumber, mix it up with some aloe vera gel and apply it on > the skin for half an hour or more. > > Honey: The best gift of nature, honey has countless beneficial > properties. Its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties help soothe > and heal sunburned skin. Just take a little bit of honey and apply a thin > layer over the affected area. Let it sit for an hour or more and rinse off > with cool water. > > All the above QA are from Quora website on 02-05-2023. > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers.* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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