Wool

Yes, Ontario Hydro had wool blankets.

Your answer depends on the climate where you live.

Cause there to easy to rip apart

Those countries that first farmed sheep for wool, Western Europe.

The percentages vary. To find the percentages for a particular fabric, read the label.

Only a small amount if any.

NO

I personally think it is! Because we were playing a game and that question came up and the answer was that it is made with sheep wool!

Yes, Natural Sheep's Wool has a lanolin grease that comes off of it when the wool is scoured and cleaned at the correct temperatures. This grease accounts for 50% of the weight before scouring. The grease is sold to the cosmetics industry and that includes lipstick as a natural base for these products. www.blackmountaininsulationusa.com

yes

superworsted is that aran?

Animals with fleece that can be turned into wool are found on every continent except Antarctica.

its called a fleece

Yes. It is actually used as a firestop or block in buildings.

styrofoam. Because it has a plastic base

having strong beliefs, likes or opinions that will never change

Its in the class demospongia

To improve its smell and its wearability.

Yes, you can use vinegar in the final rinse of a wool wash. It will not damage the fibers if you don't wash it out, it actually fluffs them up.

Your answer depends on the thickness of the wool. A thread-weight length will be longer than a bulky-weight yarn.

Not burning, but a melting process.

Yes, in the sense that you can dry a wool garment in a shape that you desire.

With wear, a simple shake or tug on a garment may return it to its original shape.

wool is a insulator

There is a wool fabric made from Himalayan sheep called sherpa wool.

The most common element in wool is animal fleece.

This is probably not a do-able feat, since the felting process encourages all the tiny hooks in the fleece to adhere to each other.

A wool blend coat has been designed not to shrink, based on the blend of the wool.

However, you could wash the wool coat in hot water with maximum agitation, which affects the wool, but not the blend. Your results would be unpredictable.