In a pneumatic system, is the air compressible? Explain why or why not. How might this affect the function and practical use of the system? Explain what steps were taken to address the above issue. In a hydraulic system, is the water compressible? How might this help/affect the functioning of the system?
a wool blend means that other than wool, there are one or more other fibres/fabrics in with the wool.
Wool is generally warmer than cotton, due to the air spaces in wool.
is it possible to paint a wool rug
yes.glass wool is one of the sound absorbing material while ground glass is not.
When the first ball of wool is close to the end, change it. Just finish the row you are on, then instead of using the first ball of wool, start knitting the next row with the second one. Leave a little bit of wool from each skein hanging off of the end of the row, and after knitting a few stitches, you can tie the two pieces of wool together. When you are done making the scarf, you can cut off the loose pieces that are left over from making the knot.
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The current range for residential wool carpet would run from $20 per yard on the very cheap side to $100 and up. per square yard.. ($2-22 per square foot) One other comment if I may.. Wool is allergenic to many people & absorbs water/stains like a sponge. If you like the style, color or need the snob appeal of wool, then choose wool. If you want better performance at about half the price, go for a good nylon.
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A mens wool sweater costs 5 million dollars.
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I would say blankets would cost $5.00 to $16.00
Depends on the quality and length. but a ball will cost between £1.50 and £3.00 a ball.
It depends on the grade of the wool, the purity of the sheep, the breed of sheep, the farmers rates and the retailer rates. One opinion is £2.00 per metre. ($3.24USD)
per 100m. To knit the blanket they need 2 knitting needles, 300m of Blue wool, 200m of Green wool and 400m of purple wool. How much will it cost to make Bianca a blanket?
This is unknown. Most people wore a tunic for daily use and not a toga. They were made of wool.
about a fiver, they are not really hand made. Wool costs about 15p a kilo from a farmer
The differences between wool sock and regular cotton socks are the ability to absorb moisture and cost. Wool socks absorb more moisture but cost more. Cotton sock don't absorb moisture as well as wool socks but are cheaper.