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PostPosted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 6:55 am    Post subject: fire retardency, cotton, wool (was: Flight suits, again..... Reply with quote

Sarah Tobin wrote:
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I disagree with you guys that are saying that a flt suit is only good
for picking up chicks. Having worn a flight suit for the past 9 years,
I have come to know them quite well.

So Smash, you are saying that you have trouble picking up chicks when
you are wearing your flight suit? Hmm.

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Doc can probably back me up on
this one...a viper dude had his giblets roasted because he wore silk
boxers on a flight that ended poorly, but the rest of his body was
fine. Point is, that it isn't fire *proof*, but it is fire retardant.
Had he been wearing cotton drawers the story would be different.

How about wool in a fire? As I recall, wool was pretty fire resistant.
I'm have found that wool outerwear such as what cyclists wear to be good
under a flight suit. The wool provides better warmth and continues to
provide warmth even if it gets wet. It also does a better job of wicking
away persperation than cotton.

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PostPosted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 12:41 pm    Post subject: fire retardency, cotton, wool (was: Flight suits, again..... Reply with quote

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 Brian-
You are right...I was issues wool socks in pilot training to wear with my boots.  Most of the time way too hot for a wool bra or undies though!
Smash


How about wool in a fire? As I recall, wool was pretty fire resistant.
I'm have found that wool outerwear such as what cyclists wear to be good
under a flight suit. The wool provides better warmth and continues to
provide warmth even if it gets wet. It also does a better job of wicking
away persperation than cotton.


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PostPosted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 3:17 pm    Post subject: fire retardency, cotton, wool (was: Flight suits, again..... Reply with quote

Sarah Tobin wrote:
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Brian-
You are right...I was issues wool socks in pilot training to wear
with my boots. Most of the time way too hot for a wool bra or
undies though!

Yeah, I agree. I always found a wool bra to be just way to scratchy too.

Still, wool is something to consider when flying in the winter.

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PostPosted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 4:18 pm    Post subject: fire retardency, cotton, wool (was: Flight suits, again..... Reply with quote

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Yeah, I agree. I always found a wool bra to be just way to scratchy too.

Still, wool is something to consider when flying in the winter.

Brian!
A wool BRA for you to fly in during winter! Way to much INFORMATION for my niave Ol' MIND!
TMI...just WAY T  FRECKING MI!
 
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PostPosted: Sun Feb 19, 2006 6:58 pm    Post subject: fire retardency, cotton, wool (was: Flight suits, again..... Reply with quote

REAL Pilots don't wear Bras and "undies"! What the hell is this world coming to?  I've never had a Split Tail in the cockpit except to scratch my jiblets--gently, of course.
 
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Yeah, I agree. I always found a wool bra to be just way to scratchy too.

Still, wool is something to consider when flying in the winter.

Brian!
A wool BRA for you to fly in during winter! Way to much INFORMATION for my niave Ol' MIND!
TMI...just WAY T  FRECKING MI!
 
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PostPosted: Sun Feb 19, 2006 7:16 pm    Post subject: fire retardency, cotton, wool (was: Flight suits, again..... Reply with quote

Cliff Umscheid wrote:
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REAL Pilots don't wear Bras and "undies"! What the hell is this world
coming to? I've never had a Split Tail in the cockpit except to scratch
my jiblets--gently, of course.

Ah, remember the Lumberjack song from Monty Python? He he.

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