moisture-proof

In addition to the aforementioned merits, the watch, our captain claimed, was completely moisture-proof.

If not used within this time, wrap in moisture-proof material, label, date, and freeze at 0 F or lower.

The game is embedded in a high-chair tray and covered with air-tight, moisture-proof plastic.

It was in 1916 that Chesterfield became the first cigarette to add a moisture-proof, overall cover to the paper and foil pack.

Stick electrodes for such materials, with special low-hydrogen coating, are delivered in sealed moisture-proof packaging.

The researchers say that some kind of moisture-proof coating may be needed before wheat clamshells can be marketable.

The practice of oiling parchment or paper in order to make it semi-translucent or moisture-proof goes back at least to medieval times.

Moisture-proof models are also well sealed against sand, but it can penetrate these units when they are opened for a change of tape or batteries.

If it does, moisture-proof material must be applied over it to prevent water vapor in the ground from rising and eventually saturating the insulation.

Some commercial materials contain mineral oil to inhibit reactions with atmospheric moisture, but more commonly it is packed in moisture-proof plastic sacks.

Shelf-life and shipping issues were addressed in 1949 with a new machine that sealed candy stick in moisture-proof wrappers.

He perceived no stench of decomposition, but that was to be expected if the canvas sack was moisture-proof and tightly sealed.

The moisture-proof diaper covers were an immediate sensation when they went on sale at Saks Fifth Avenue in 1949.

She needed something, something moisture-proof... .

Additionally, the bags are specifically made from moisture-proof and odor-proof material to prevent spoilage and insect or rodent problems.

His first act upon entering the small shower cubicle was to draw up the moisture-proof flap on his blaster holster and clip it down firmly all about.

Wax paper (waxed paper), also known as paraffin paper, is paper that is made moisture-proof through the application of wax.

The two steel cases containing the monitoring equipment had been stowed under the chart table, and he pulled them out and checked that the moisture-proof seals were still intact.

Sugru is malleable when removed from its airtight, moisture-proof packaging, retains its plasticity for thirty minutes, and is self-curing at room temperature after approximately 24 hours.

As the oil and the water around the kernel are heated, they turn the moisture in the kernel, which has a moisture-proof hull, into a superheated pressurized steam.

"Oh, they say they're moisture-proof and air-tight, and maybe they are in the great big elsewhere, but the best you get in Sunnydale is like, like, particle board.

Besides eliminating some of the more than 600 million plastic cartridges and caps that now get thrown into the garbage every year, Fuji will use recycled paper for its new, moisture-proof containers.

At a quiet command of Krebitz our sharpshooters dropped into the roadside shrubs; from the moisture-proof holsters emerged their precious rifles with their telescopic sights, silencers, and hair-trigger mechanism.

If you do have space in your refrigerator for long-term storage of your color films, first put the negatives in a moisture-proof package (Kodak sells storage envelopes for this purpose or improvise).

He was 95 and was recalled as an inventor of both moisture-proof cellophane and the zip-tape strip used to open billions of cellophane-wrapped cigarette and chewing gum packages and other tightly sealed products.