Indoor Air Quality
... Wool has a special, healthy and unique characteristic whereby it actually absorbs VOC's, Formaldehyde in particular, and makes these pollutants inactive. Air quality is improved wherever wool is used. Our independent lab results confirm a very high rate of absorption of Formaldehyde.
Biodegradable
... Biodegrades in soil in 2-3 years while adding Nitrogen and nutrients to soil.
Durable
.... Multi-part fiber resists wear. Wool fiber is a natural 3-dimensional and spiral shape, like a spring.
Insulation
... Wool provides impressive sound and thermal insulation ratings.
Repels Moisture
.... Fiber sheds water but it also regulates humidity.
Resists Soiling
.... The outer layer of wool fiber is covered with overlapping scales, like shingles on a roof, which prevent soil penetration.
Resists Wrinkles
.... Wool springs back quickly due to its natural spiral shape.
Non-Flammable Material
.... Wool self extinguishes after a flame is removed, primarily due to its moisture content.
