I was just doing some laundry and pulled the drier lent from the screen as I always do and had a light bulb go off. Would this work as insulation? Its somewhat compressible, kinda fluffy, and somewhat soft. So I just did a quick google search for "drier lent as hammock insulation". Needless to say, I came up empty handed. Before I go and plan out an underquilt just to test out a theory, has anyone ever used/tried drier lent as an insulation material? If so, what were your results, and how cold could you get? If it works, It would be a nearly free source of insulation; with patience of course. Thanks in advance.
It feels good to be back on the forum. Sorry for the long absence,
MrPopper
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