Kleenex two

Description:Typically, much of the water used in the process is recycled. Each of the company's mills in the United States has energy conservation programs and receives technical support and advice from the corporate energy staff. The sheet is then wound into large rolls. When the sheet comes off the machine a few seconds later, it is 95 percent fiber and only 5 percent water. Water not reused is treated to remove contaminants prior to discharge. Kimberly-Clark is also committed to the reduction of waste going to the landfill. In the drying section, the sheet is pressed onto the steam-heated drying cylinder and then scraped off the cylinder after it has been dried.

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