passing fibres through metal teeth to straighten them
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Combing is a technique whereby fibres (usually cotton or wool) are passed through a series of straight, metal teeth in order to lay the fibres parallel to one another. The fibres are then placed together in a long line ('combed sliver'), which is used to spin a smooth, even thread.
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Combing is a technique whereby fibres (usually cotton or wool) are passed through a series of straight, metal teeth in order to lay the fibres parallel to one another. The fibres are then placed together in a long line ('combed sliver'), which is used to spin a smooth, even thread.
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