we have 2 inside dogs who like to lay on top of themone has long hair and one has short hair, any ideas how to get rid of the dog hair also?
iron - conducts heat copper- conducts electricity aluminum or sheet metal that's a little private steel - so it clangs brass - resonates aluminum- shiny or a screw, i have no idea
Aluminium because it's the best for doing the job right.
a) porcelain (holds the heat nicely) b) lead (not sure why though) c) concrete (to resist vandalism) d) tin (to conduct the ink) e) leather (some cheaper ones are rubber though) f) china (has a nice resonant frequency) g) plastic or bakelite (good acoustics) h) tin paper i) carbon fibre (nice and light)
kettle-SS, cast iron ,copper stain resistant/heatconduction phone wire-copper electrical conductivity post bos Al-light weight rust resistant pen-spring steel,flexible over lolng term use horse shoe-malleableiron/steel easy to form to horse's foot shape Church bell-bronze tonal quality of metal when rung trumpet-brass formability +tone quality when vibrated foil-Al formability to kitchen use, cheap Propeller-bronze toughness resistance to wear corroision
For a quick touch up, toss it in the dryer on a low heat with a fabric softer sheet for about 10 minutes, a lot of the dog dander and hair will come looseAs to the type of yarn, if it feels really soft and faded it might be wool - do not throw in the wash machineYou can always take to the dry cleaners and ask them - you don't have to leave it with them to have it cleaned if you don't want toIf it feels more synthetic it's probably acrylic which is machine washable and dryable.
