Civic Science in the Home
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Woolen underclothes are best for wear in winter, because the natural curly fiber makes them porous, and also because they absorb more water, and this protects the skin from cooling too rap- idly in case we get overheated. Most colds are taken because people insist on wearing too much in winter. They wear heavy underclothes and heavy outer clothes, then go from a warm room to the cold out- doors, and back again to warm workrooms where the temperature is often higher than that of summer heat. The... better rule is to wear a medium weight underwear in winter and heavier outside clothes, which can be changed as one goes into different temperatures. How to wear clothing. The chief use for clothing is to keep heat in the body, although some people think, as in the case of some animals which wear their fur and feathers for attraction, that " fine feathers make fine Mesh in underwear. 224 CLOTHING AND ITS USES birds. " Heat does not easily escape through dry air, and clothing prevents its escape by holding air in little pores of the cloth.
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Woolen underclothes are best for wear in winter, because the natural curly fiber makes them porous, and also because they absorb more water, and this protects the skin from cooling too rap- idly in case we get overheated. Most colds are taken because people insist on wearing too much in winter. They wear heavy underclothes and heavy outer clothes, then go from a warm room to the cold out- doors, and back again to warm workrooms where the temperature is often higher than that of summer heat. The... better rule is to wear a medium weight underwear in winter and heavier outside clothes, which can be changed as one goes into different temperatures. How to wear clothing. The chief use for clothing is to keep heat in the body, although some people think, as in the case of some animals which wear their fur and feathers for attraction, that " fine feathers make fine Mesh in underwear. 224 CLOTHING AND ITS USES birds. " Heat does not easily escape through dry air, and clothing prevents its escape by holding air in little pores of the cloth.
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