Definition of dead wool in English:

dead wool

noun

mass nounAustralian, NZ

单词	dead wool
释义	Definition of dead wool in English: dead wool noun mass nounAustralian, NZ Wool taken from a dead sheep. wool rugs that shed a lot are that way because they are made from dead wool Example sentencesExamples Dead wool is taken from slaughtered animals by chemicals and is dry, brittle, and abrasive. Rugs made with dead wool will be very dry to the touch, the colors are often muted, and the rug will shed profusely. We had the fun job of picking up the carcases and burning them, after we had picked off the dead wool. The only bad wool used in rugs would be dead wool, which is removed from a dead sheep. Most reputable retailers will not sell Oriental rugs made with dead wool in the United States. Dead wool is removed from sheep's hides chemically. What one wants to avoid is dead wool taken off an already butchered sheep with a caustic substance. Packing dead wool with good wool is far too common. Dead wool should be handled and bagged separately. Watch out for dead wool, which will wear out in a very short time.
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