Bill!,
That's intriguing. Tell me more, how to do it.
Moths would eat such material, though. Yes, we have moth (larvae) in the
desert! They don't need to drink water: They manufacture H2O from the H and O
in organic materials, especially furs (viz., Wool, human hair, cat hair, goat
hair).
Please, but how would I make such a cover?
I have made artist's script-liner paint brushes from my Helva's auburn tail
fur: she's my Turkish Van (Swimming) Cat. See the pics of these brushes which
I put up last year in the Photos Area on the Forum's website.
Moths attack my natural hair brushes; I keep them in a tight container when not
in use, with a mothball fragment inside. Also, store my violin bows and cello
bows in a bow case, with several Bay Leaves inside: makes me hungry for Pea
Soup whenever I play! Bay Leaf oil is a good repellent of moths.
w/ Cheers,
--Joe
> "Bill!" <BillSmart@...> wrote:
>
> Couldn't you collect all that cat hair and make some lens covers for your
> various telescopes?
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