Cotton can continue to burn, but wool is generally self extinguishing, too. It’s one of the ways you can identify the fiber composition of unknown cloth (burn test).
Sorry. I was unclear. I just meant one would expect it to burn much as another textile of a similar blend. So more wool, less fire; more cotton, more fire.
who? ice? you think they provide their goons with the laundry day clothes they wear? i think it’s much more likely they’re telling them to wear what they want. but also, they’re fucking stupid. so there’s that
fun fact, flannel catches fire like nothing else
Flannel is wool and cotton, so… like pretty much most other textiles.
Cotton can continue to burn, but wool is generally self extinguishing, too. It’s one of the ways you can identify the fiber composition of unknown cloth (burn test).
Sorry. I was unclear. I just meant one would expect it to burn much as another textile of a similar blend. So more wool, less fire; more cotton, more fire.
Really? So why do they give them to every worker?
who? ice? you think they provide their goons with the laundry day clothes they wear? i think it’s much more likely they’re telling them to wear what they want. but also, they’re fucking stupid. so there’s that