Cotton

Algonquin cotton is not a recognized or widely known term in the field of textiles or botany. It is possible that it may refer to a specific variety of cotton plant or fabric associated with the Algonquin people, who are indigenous to North America. Without further context or information, it is challenging to provide a precise definition of Algonquin cotton.

No, it catches fire as it is made of cellulose.

Almost certainly. The name cotton, for some reason, is often adopted by jews.

Cotton is not naturaly water proof but there are substaces such as grease that may work as waterproofing agents

yes cotton thread is stronger than polycotton thread

A cotton is soft and a cotton jersey is soft Jersey.

Cotton is a woven fabric. It is not stretchy. Cotton jersey is a knit. It is stretchy like t-shirt material.

Use a needle punk.

It is micofiber that feels like Egyptian Cotton. I know becasue I own a store and sell the product. Bargain Hunters Paradise. Bargainhunters@att.net

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Egyptian Cotton, is just cotton from Egypt- Luxury Linens on Amazon sells the softest Most comfotable sheets, I think they are Egyptian Cotton. They are great

It is the material that is used to make clothes.

"Cotton" in Spanish is "algodón". It is pronounced "all-go-DOAN". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations

nicknames for cotton are: only really cotton and cotton wool

Cotton was first produced thousands of years ago by the inhabitants of the Indus Valley Civilization. Since then cotton has become popular in making different items, particularly clothing. Cotton fabrics come in all different ways and is rather inexpensive.

It really didn't fail. At the start of the civil war the southern planters thought the English would help them fight the war because they needed the cotton. What they didn't count on was that there were warehouses full of cotton and the English didn't have to buy it due to the surplus. Cotton is still a major crop in the southern states.

you are definitely looking for 1000 thread count Egyptian cotton sheets..

1000 thread count sheets are a high quality sheet IF they are 100% Egyptian cotton and are single ply. Currently sellers can call their sheets Egyptian cotton even if they have only 1% Egyptian cotton... you need to make sure they say 100%. Also sellers can stick two 500 thread count sheets together and call that 1000 thread count.

Also, it depends on what you mean by "best." 1000 thread count 100% Egyptian cotton single ply sheets will be extremely durable and will last for years, but they will not necessarily be the softest you can get. The fibers are too close together for them to relax. For SOFT sheets, 300-500 TC is probably better.

There are lots of things made out of cotton you may not know about. Such as: t-shirt, pants, some pillows, purses, cotton balls, and much more. Cotton is used to make denim, old denim is used to make currency paper and currency paper is used to make the US Dollars. and even sometimes very rare but books!>:-(

Florida grows some cotton Florida grows some cotton

Cotton linters is the last residue of the cotton industry.

Basically the cotton linters is the last fibers that involves the seed of the cotton plant. Then the only way to separate both is to cut from the seed in a similar way you cut your hair. For this operation you use special machinery (with shives, sieves, classification, etc.) for a good separation without contamination of fibers and seed, because seed is most valuable than linters.

The operation of cutting linters is called delinting.