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This ideology depends on the notion that immigrants are raiding the public purse by sponging on public services.

"We'd be given smelling salts, sponge on the neck, back out and play," he said.

Their mouths are “almost like if you had a pool noodle with a sponge on the end,” Andy Gloss, an evolutionary biologist at New York University, said.

For homeowners trying to treat pet accidents on their own, the best way is to sponge on clean water, then blot it out by spreading a clean, dry towel over the area and pressing down.

Food Code does not recommend using sponges on surfaces that have been cleaned, sanitized or are at that moment in contact with food.