There are several steps involved in obtaining wool from a wool yielding animal. The first step is shearing which is followed by sorting out of the wool. This is then processed in the industry to have a final product which is used in the textile industry.
10 000 bc why, because people were cold
Clothing wise wool sweaters or wool scarfs Home wool rugs or wool blankets for decoration or to be used its up to you
Yes, it can be used for wool.
Lambs wool is wool that is taken from sheep at their first shearing. This typically occurs when the lamb is around 7 months old. Sheep wool is any wool taken from the sheep after the first shearing, it is typically not as soft as lambs wool.
Cotton wool is the UK name for absorbent cotton. Cotton wool is cleaned then used for first aid kit gauze, tampons and Q-tips. It can also be used to germinate seedlings. Cotton has been grown over 5000 years. The ancient Egyptians grew cotton it has been used as a fibre for about as long.
What do you mean by this? Who first spun wool or who first put it to use?
Cotton wool is coarse cotton fibres used for first aid gauze and tampons. Yes, cotton wool will dry in air given the time for whatever moisture it contains to evaporate.
In general, yes, wool can be recycled once used. If the wool is part of knit fabric such as in a sweater, it can be recycled for yarn. Wool clothing can be felted and felt used for other projects. Wool fabric (knit or woven) can also be reused.
Cotton wool is the UK term for absorbent cotton, typically used for first-aid gauze and tampons. Depending on what you want to compare it to, it can be considered soft.
Wool can be crafted into paintings and beds. Otherwise, it can be used as a building material. Or with wool dyes you can make pixel art.
No plant materials are used in making wool: all wool is based in animal fleece.