From a fiscal point of view, there is no difference in principle between a sparkler that sells for a modest price and a pipe cleaner.
Some pipe cleaner machines are actually converted chenille machines.
Pushing a pipe cleaner down the stem can remedy this problem to a point.
The elastic fibers are coarse, thick, and darkly eosinophilic, often fragmented into globules, creating a string of pearls or pipe cleaner appearance.
Surely such things as pipe cleaners could easily be made by people from backward countries.
Some smoking pipe cleaners are made conical or tapered so that one end is thick and one end thin.
Some machines produce very long pipe cleaners which are wound onto spools.
Other machines cut the pipe cleaners to length as they come off the machines.
