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COMMENTS

  1. Paper Towel Experiments

    Bounty has easy and fun science fair projects to test the strength and absorption of paper towels & capillary action. Find out germination time of seeds with Bounty.

  2. Paper Towel Science Experiment

    This fun paper towel science experiment will help determine which brand absorbs the most water. It is a hands-on science fair project idea that teaches the scientific method in …

  3. Exploring Absorbency: Bounty vs. Generic Paper Towels

    By standardizing the size of the paper towels, employing a consistent water measurement, and replicating trials, the experiment aimed to yield reliable results for a robust …

  4. Paper Towel Absorption Lab

    The strength of a paper towel can be assessed by the amount of mass it can hold, especially when wet. In today’s lab, you will determine if Bounty really is “the quicker picker upper” or if …

  5. Rainbow Science Experiment for Kids

    Got any little scientists running around at home? Wow them with this cool science experiment - a travelling rainbow with Bounty Paper Towels. It’s a super simple science experiment for kids (and adults!)….the best part is you probably …

  6. Walking Water Rainbow Science Experiment

    Paper towels, and all paper products, are made from fibers found in plants called cellulose. In this demonstration, the water flowed upwards through the tiny gaps between the cellulose fibers. The gaps in the towel acted like capillary tubes, …