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It breathes well to regulate temperature, wicks away moisture, prevents dust mites, and acts as a natural fire retardant. What is this miracle material? Nothing more than undyed, untreated, virgin lambβs wool! Our wool is washed with a mild detergent but contains no chemical treatmentsβa perfect material for bedding. Those with allergies are quick to pick wool, as the fiber itself is naturally dust-mite resistant. Our pure, virgin wool is soft, resilient, and naturally regulates body temperature. Wool is slightly softer than cotton and will grow slightly firmer over time, making it a very popular choice for pillows and toppers.
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The unrolled dimensions of our batting depend on how the fiber has arrived on that particular batch but it is about 2 inches thick most of the time and the king-size piece of batting measures approximately 80x80x2 inches. We mention approximately because as you can imagine, our cotton and wool batting is very flexible, and sometimes, some areas may weigh a little more or less. If you prefer, we can weigh a new batt from the most recent delivery, before you make a purchase... The king size batts are about 4.5 to 5 lbs each!
SAMPLE Question: I want 10 pounds of wool/cotton batting, I know it is 80" x 2" but how long?
Howdy! Great questions! The wool and cotton arrive 80 inches wide but the cotton arrives in king-size batts (80x80x2 inches each) and the Wool arrives in rolls that are very long. Over 25 yards on some rolls, however, 80x80x2 would be about 4.5 lbs, so for 10 pounds, you would get about 200x80x2.