Re: question about shielding fabrics (velostat hat)

[Guest guest]

Thanks Straitguy, but you may not want *this* velostat hat -- it isn't

sewn, it's duct-taped together! (I bet I'm a worse sewer than you.)

Also, even though the velostat hat didn't work well against the cell

tower, we are still testing it against other types of EMFs. We suspect

it works better than the metallic fabric hat around computers,

washer/dryers, things like that. Still gathering more data on this,

will keep everyone posted.

Cara

I will buy the hat with velostat in it if you want to sell it. I am a

terrible sewer and can use another hat.

[Guest guest]

Hi Straitguy,

Please don't worry. I appreciate the information about the velostat and

I feel that making the hat was absolutely worth a try. Velostat is

inexpensive, as shielding materials go, plus who knows, the hat may be

helpful around other types of EMFs (like computers) or it may work

better once we modify it by adding a Springlife Polarizer, or attach it

to a grounding rod.

And, like I said before, I am even more interested in how these

protective measures make us feel than I am in measurements taken with

meters and such. So please, don't apologize for reporting your

experiences. I think sharing this kind of information is absolutely

invaluable, even when our individual results sometimes vary. We're

collecting data and forming a better understanding of ES among

ourselves -- and that will serve all of us in the end.

Cara

I hope I didn't cause you to waste any money on velostat.

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> Straitguy

[Guest guest]

, please clarify: do you mean the shielding fabrics you used do

not contain ANY metallic fibers? The only shielding fabrics I have come

across so far contain a fine metallic fiber/mesh and this is apparently

what causes the shielding effect. If there are other types of shielding

fabrics, what is the non-metallic material in the fabric that gives the

protective effect?

Thanks,

Cara

So I am not for using metals on the head, because you pick up other

unwanted signals. Better is using a fabric.

[Guest guest]

I mean the complete metallic materials, like aluminium or other products

like isolation materials painters use.

I have nothing against fabrics with metallic fibers in it, like silver.

There are shielding fabrics which contain carbon, like Smogshield.

Greetings,

Claessens

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Re: question about shielding fabrics (velostat hat)

> , please clarify: do you mean the shielding fabrics you used do

> not contain ANY metallic fibers? The only shielding fabrics I have come

> across so far contain a fine metallic fiber/mesh and this is apparently

> what causes the shielding effect. If there are other types of shielding

> fabrics, what is the non-metallic material in the fabric that gives the

> protective effect?

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> Thanks,

> Cara

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