How is snot made?

Question

my dads friend wants to know

Answer 1

Your nose produces mucus (a clear, slightly viscous liquid) which helps to prevent debris (fluff, dust particles, dead skin flakes) from getting into your lungs when you breathe in. As it comes down your nose, it solidifies slightly and, along with the hairs in each nostril, helps to trap any of the above mentioned things.

Answer 2

Dont know but the 1st answer sounds good. Once I went to the Krispy Kreme factory and saw how thgey were made.... I love them!

I like them because they taste great, are less filling and don't require ketchup on the side. That ketchup stuff can be messy and time consuming, especially if you are somebody who works.

Also, I like them because they go well with green beans and nobody has ever tried to hurt somebody with krispy kremes that I know of so I guess they are really peaceful. By that logic, If we were all krispy kremes there would be world peace and everyone would taste great!

Other than that, I like them because you dont need to mix them with mayonaisse and green onion like a can of tuna, that can be a real pain in the butt. They are fine the way they are!

Also, I knew someone with a krispy kreme hat and another guy with a krispy kreme coffee travel mug. Both of them were real nice, and they were not even the same person, even though they both play golf.

Plus theres lots of selection so every day you can try a new one without having to start over for like 3 weeks. I wish lots of things were like that! Don't you??

Answer 3

Youre body produces mucas to protect youre throat, Brain, And nose

Answer 4

im not sure bout snot (im sure its basically the same) but i know boogers are made up from skin, dirt and dust. other peoples skin in my nose, disgusting.

Answer 5

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