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| #287834 - 01/14/18 04:34 AM  Re: Wool vs. Fleece blanket-is wool worth the extra $?
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|   Geezer in Chief
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Hats off to you, Blast!! 
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| #287845 - 01/14/18 05:48 PM  Re: Wool vs. Fleece blanket-is wool worth the extra $?
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|   Sheriff
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Good job, CM!-Blast, retired but occasionally still riding by.
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| #287852 - 01/15/18 02:00 AM  Re: Wool vs. Fleece blanket-is wool worth the extra $?
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Just be sure you are getting 'wool'. A few years ago they gave us 'wool' blankets to use on the bus. The tag read and I quote, "Man made material of unknown origin." They also disintegrated upon washing..... make sure it is REAL wool. |  
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| #287853 - 01/15/18 02:22 AM  Re: Wool vs. Fleece blanket-is wool worth the extra $?
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|   Veteran
 
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Again, this a 10 year old threadJust be sure you are getting 'wool'. A few years ago they gave us 'wool' blankets to use on the bus. The tag read and I quote, "Man made material of unknown origin." They also disintegrated upon washing..... make sure it is REAL wool.  , only brought back from the dead by a spammer. I think by now the OP has decided on what to purchase.
_________________________Earth and sky, woods and fields, lakes and rivers, the mountain and the sea, are excellent schoolmasters, and teach some of us more than we can ever learn from books.
 
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| #287857 - 01/15/18 03:11 AM  Re: Wool vs. Fleece blanket-is wool worth the extra $?
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I agree that the O/P has probably decided what to purchase by now ! No harm IMHO in continuing to discuss the relative merits of wool and synthetic fleece blankets as this is a subject of ongoing relevance.
 And anyway, the O/P might need a replacement by now !
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| #287870 - 01/15/18 10:30 PM  Re: Wool vs. Fleece blanket-is wool worth the extra $?
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|   Veteran
 
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I agree that the O/P has probably decided what to purchase by now ! No harm IMHO in continuing to discuss the relative merits of wool and synthetic fleece blankets as this is a subject of ongoing relevance.
 And anyway, the O/P might need a replacement by now !
The OP has not posted in 4 years, maybe he has moved on - or worse? Revival of old threads can be good, but when most of the members who originally posted, are no longer active, it does not make sense conversation wise. I liken it to attempting to sit around and share an old story with friends and family who are now longer around for a number of reasons. I moderate on another forum where threads are auto locked after 6 months of inactivity for these very reasons - and help keep the spammers from reviving them. New threads usually mean more up to date info - and more participation.
_________________________Earth and sky, woods and fields, lakes and rivers, the mountain and the sea, are excellent schoolmasters, and teach some of us more than we can ever learn from books.
 
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| #287875 - 01/16/18 02:42 AM  Re: Wool vs. Fleece blanket-is wool worth the extra $?
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|   Crazy Canuck
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I like old threads, and I am often amused to read back when someone revives them. The information around here hardly goes stale. OTOH, I don't like loading more work on our fine volunteer Moderators. Maybe the threads don't need to be locked from commenting, but instead all new links could be auto-nuked after a predetermined period? Might deter the spammers? Just a thought. And I still think fleece is a better choice than wool. Like I said before ...    |  
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