Wadding

The gun instructor emphasized the importance of using the proper wadding when cleaning firearms.

The construction worker stuffed wadding into the gaps between the walls for insulation.

The artist used wadding to create a 3D effect in her sculpture.

She found a piece of wadding from a shotgun shell on the ground.

The backpacker used wadding to cushion his fragile items in his backpack.

The football player wore wadding in his helmet for protection.

She placed a wadding soaked in alcohol on the blister to disinfect it.

He applied some antiseptic on the wadding before putting it on the wound.

The soldier used a wadding to clean his gun barrel.

The nurse applied a wadding to the wound before putting on the bandage.

The nurse instructed her to change the wadding on the wound every few hours.

She carefully inserted the wadding into the ear to absorb the excess earwax.

The doctor advised using a sterile wadding to apply the ointment.

The aerospace engineer used wadding for insulation on space shuttles.

The camera equipment was packed with wadding to protect it from damage during transportation.

The plumber stuffed wadding around the pipe to prevent leaks.

The electrician inserted wadding between the wires for insulation.

The military used wadding to protect sensitive electronic equipment during transport.

The packaging company used wadding to fill the gaps in boxes to prevent damage during shipping.

The mechanic inserted wadding into the engine to absorb excess oil.

The florist used wadding to keep the flowers fresh in the vase.

The manufacturer used wadding to provide insulation in refrigerators.

The artist used wadding to create texture in their sculptures.

The medical supply company used wadding to package fragile medical equipment.

The factory worker used wadding to pack fragile items for shipment.

The industrial machinery was packaged with wadding to protect it during shipment.

The musician used wadding in the soundproofing of their recording studio.

The wadding used in shotgun shells can vary in thickness and material.

The doctor inserted wadding into the patient's nose to stop the bleeding.

The farmer used wadding to wrap and cushion the delicate fruits during transportation.

The store clerk recommended using wadding to keep shotgun shells in good condition.

The interior designer added wadding to the sofa cushions to make them more comfortable.

The sculptor used wadding to create the shape and form of his artwork.

The astronaut used wadding to cushion himself during takeoff and landing.

The fashion designer used wadding to add volume to the skirt of her dress.

The firefighter used wadding to protect his hands from the heat of the flames.

The carpenter placed wadding between the wood pieces to provide extra support.

The theater set designer used wadding to create the illusion of clouds on stage.

The pilot sat on a wadding cushion for comfort during the long flight.

The nurse used wadding to provide extra support to the patient's wound dressing.

The baby's crib was lined with wadding to provide a soft surface for sleeping.

The upholsterer used wadding to give the chair a plush and comfortable feel.

The hunter inserted wadding into his shotgun before loading it.

The athlete wore wadding to protect his joints from impact during the game.

The tailor used wadding to stuff the cushion cover he was sewing.

The wadding was made from a type of felt material.

The wadding in the shotgun shell helps to prevent the shot and powder from mixing.

He carefully removed the wadding from the shotgun shell.

He carefully placed a small piece of wadding into the shotgun shell before loading it.

The wadding is usually made of cotton or felt.