why are wood flood in water?
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wood floats on water because the upthrust by water is more than the wood
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Even waxed or sealed floors cannot withstand excessive water and if the wax or sealer is wearing out, the water can still seep into the wood. Leaving the water can cause irreparable damage to the wood as it is absorbed by the grain. The wood will first swell, then cup and buckle.
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Because it has less density w.r.t water
w.r.t means
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