I am asking what metal or material will retain its coldness the longest after being kept in a standard home freezerAfter being removed from the freezer, the metal will be subjected to a moderate heat source for 5-20 minutesIs it a metal or something else, possibly ceramic? I am using this for a project.
It doesn't matter how long the animal has been dead or if you got it second hand, wearing fur sends a message that it is cool and encourages more people to do itIt also makes you appear as though you put your own selfish pleasures over the suffering and pain of animals, which in this decade is just looked down on all aroundI wouldn't do it, faux fur can look very nice if you really like the look.
If the animal is eaten, the fair enough, because it would be a wasteBut in the fur industry, the animals were kept in horrible conditions if they were farmed, and they were killed ONLY for their fur, not the meat, so the only products to come from that death is the furThe rest of the creature is wastedPeople don't wear fur so much now because they realise thatSome fur coats are nice, but not when you think that it's made of dead animal skinI don't like using leather, but it's not easy to find good shoes which don't have leather on them and no matter how much I don't like the idea of tying cow skin round my feet, at least the meat is eatenNow that people don't wear fur, there's no need to keep chinchilla or mink in tiny cages.
I guarantee if you go out in a fur coat, you're going to get a shitload of negative attention from peoplePeople will shout things at you, give you dirty looks, talk about you like you ain't there, etc The thing is, while we raise cattle, who run around out on a ranch and then we kill them and eat them and use their leather, the animals they raise for fur are supposedly treated real badly all their lives, and I've heard that they're skinned while they're still alive and left there, skinned, to die in agony in a garbage pileI got no interest in wearing anything made out of fur anyway, but if that's true then I can see why there's a lot of people who would freak out if they saw somebody in a fur coatIt seems pretty sick.
Metal would not be suitable for your project since it is a conductorCeramic is a good candidate since it is an insulatorDepending on how hot the 'moderate heat source' is, there are different materials to choose fromIf it's not very hot (below say 100degC), the you can try polystyrene (the stuff that makes cups that holds hot beverages) as it is an excellent thermal insulator - the thicker the betterIf the heat source is quite hot, then go for ceramic since ceramic can withstand high temperatures, just make sure that the change in temperature around the ceramic isn't too sudden otherwise it may crack.
I hear where you're coming from and it makes perfect sense to use the old coats.what other purpose would they serve, right? Unfortunately, due to the stigma attached to having a fur in today's day and age, someone will definitely say somethingOr do something, for that matterEspecially considering strangers would only see you as an animal killer not knowing how old the coat actually isTake care
