Felt
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Oct 29, 2026
Boring Facts About Why We Get Warm Under the Covers to Fall Asleep To
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79:29speaker_2NARRATOR
In Mongolia, traditional jir tents use layers of felt made from pressed sheep's wool to insulate the floor and walls.
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79:39speaker_2NARRATOR
Thick felt blankets keep the people inside warm during winters that can drop well below minus 30 degrees Celsius.
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79:48speaker_2NARRATOR
Felt works as insulation because its tangled fibres create countless tiny air pockets.
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79:55speaker_2NARRATOR
The natural lanolin in wool also gives... felt a degree of water resistance, which helps it stay effective even in damp conditions.
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80:06speaker_2NARRATOR
In ancient Rome, wealthy citizens rested on mattresses stuffed with wool or feathers and covered themselves with woolen blankets.
Episode 40: Felt in All Forms
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2:56AliciaHOST
And now, let's talk about felting.
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3:00SonyaHOST
Felting is the process of consolidating fibrous materials using heat, moisture, and mechanical action, to create interlocking or matted material called felt.
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3:10SonyaHOST
Felt refers to any fabric or fiber structure made out of interlocking wool, fur, or hair.
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3:16SonyaHOST
You do not need glue to make felt.
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3:17SonyaHOST
The fibers stick to each other because of their particular structure, which we'll talk more about in a minute.
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6:20AliciaHOST
The barbs on the ends of the needles cause the scales on the fibers to move and then lock with other scales.
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6:27AliciaHOST
Needle punch machines are used to make thick, lofty felt, like the kind used in moving blankets and insulation.
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6:33SonyaHOST
Felting done by hand is a very old craft.
The Hum by Don McDonald — A Widower Follows a Sound Beneath His House
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20:26Don McDonaldNARRATOR
A woman's slipper.
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20:27Don McDonaldNARRATOR
Felt.
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20:28Don McDonaldNARRATOR
The color gone out of it.
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20:30Don McDonaldNARRATOR
The toe still holding the shape of somebody's foot.
The Hum by Don McDonald — A Widower Follows a Sound Beneath His House
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20:00Don McDonaldNARRATOR
A woman's slipper.
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20:02Don McDonaldNARRATOR
Felt.
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20:03Don McDonaldNARRATOR
The color gone out of it.
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20:05Don McDonaldNARRATOR
The toe still holding the shape of somebody's foot.
Bechoros 29
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15:55JoshHOST
Once it's become threaded, obviously you can do anything further on in the process than threading.
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16:03JoshHOST
What's the case of begadim here, of clothes here? It's some sort of felt.
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16:06JoshHOST
Felt's like a It doesn't require any threading or turning into, yeah, I'm just missing the word, but thread, right? Felt is just like a slab of material.
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16:16JoshHOST
So even that, where there was no, wasn't threaded, and you might say it's not okay, no, it's okay.
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16:25JoshHOST
If somebody is suspicious, suspected of sowing produce in the Shemitah year or doing business with the growths that grow in Shemitah, you can't purchase cotton flax from him and even crushed cotton flax you can't purchase from him because it's not such a big effort to go and crush it.
Daf Yomi One Week at a Time:Bechorot: with Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz: Lesson 5: Daf 26-32
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25:20Tamara SpitzHOST
Right? Because you can see if it's from a male or a female.
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25:24Tamara SpitzHOST
Um, we said, which was whitened, but dirty can be bought and you can buy felt from him.
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25:32Tamara SpitzHOST
Right? Felt is like, when you press the wall together again, it takes a lot of effort.
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25:38Tamara SpitzHOST
So he's not going to do that.
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25:39speaker_3UNKNOWN
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Daf Yomi One Week at a Time: Bechorot: Lesson 5: Daf 26-32
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25:20Tamara SpitzHOST
Right? Because you can see if it's from a male or a female.
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25:24Tamara SpitzHOST
Um, we said, which was whitened, but dirty can be bought and you can buy felt from him.
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25:32Tamara SpitzHOST
Right? Felt is like, when you press the wall together again, it takes a lot of effort.
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25:38Tamara SpitzHOST
So he's not going to do that.
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Drag Queen Christmas, Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue & Crockpot Convos with Peter
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42:40MeganHOST
Let me ask you this.
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42:42MeganHOST
Felt or straw?
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42:44MaddieHOST
Felt.
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42:44MaddieHOST
Okay.
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42:45MaddieHOST
Felt.
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42:46MaddieHOST
Straw.
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42:47JJHOST
Straw.
Streamlining
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43:30Rob JohnsonHOST
And yeah,
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43:33Wayne HighlanderHOST
Even going with the grain versus across the grain, the type of brush, is it felt or is it hair, bristle brush? Oh, yeah.
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43:41Wayne HighlanderHOST
Felt or
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43:42Rob JohnsonHOST
hair?
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43:43Wayne HighlanderHOST
Yeah.
Certifying a Chaver — Daf Yomi Bechoros 30
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10:16Sruli RappsHOST
So my bigodim namte.
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10:17Sruli RappsHOST
What clothing are we talking about? Felt.
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10:20Sruli RappsHOST
Felt, I looked up a little bit how to make felt.
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10:23Sruli RappsHOST
You don't spin felt is the point, right? To make fabric out of felt, it doesn't require spinning.
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10:28Sruli RappsHOST
So if we're saying tovi namte, or begadim, tavvi would be threads that you spin into threads.
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