Questions about wool stuff

I have a wool sweater on my pillow and I'm getting a wool tam but I want to know all about what there forThanxAnd idk where to put thisXP
updated by @benny: 01/13/15 09:03:46PM

well theres alotta theories about why wool helpas some thingk its the roughness causing friction but theres softer smoother wool that works too ive heard 1 person suggest it might be the lanolin i dunno nothing about that what makes the most sence to me is electron exchange ..static.. wool has a very loose electron that easily jumps to other natural materials likke cotton..and hair this is why when u have a cotton shirt and wool sweatter and you take the sweatter off the wool rubbing cootton causes a charge within the cotton (and your skin) that dishcharges when u touch something nutral or grounded.

this would make the hair staticly clingy (but also repelling hairs of the opposite charge)

its all theory really all u need to know is it stimulates knotting and tightening

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soaring eagle said:

well theres alotta theories about why wool helpas some thingk its the roughness causing friction but theres softer smoother wool that works too ive heard 1 person suggest it might be the lanolin i dunno nothing about that what makes the most sence to me is electron exchange ..static.. wool has a very loose electron that easily jumps to other natural materials likke cotton..and hair this is why when u have a cotton shirt and wool sweatter and you take the sweatter off the wool rubbing cootton causes a charge within the cotton (and your skin) that dishcharges when u touch something nutral or grounded.

this would make the hair staticly clingy (but also repelling hairs of the opposite charge)

its all theory really all u need to know is it stimulates knotting and tightening