Yes, I was thinking it looked Spanish, thank you. It's amazing how they can turn wool off an an sheep into a blanket that we use to keep ourselves warm in.
What God bless you.....inhe God bless kabhi nahi krege🤨😤😤😤😡😡😡😡😡😡😡animal ko is tarah krke uska chamda ukhad k kapde banate h sale ise bend kijiye plzzz aap log ki wajah se hi bechare sheeps ka ye haal h😭😭😭😭😭😭plzzz plzzzz Stop this plzzzz Stop wear woolen because sheeps 🔪🔪🔪this is wrong not right no god bless you ghost bless you😡😡😡😡😡
@@kareemashahkareema6716 do some research because you are wrong. Sheep has so much wool which suffocates them so when the wool is gone, they feel good.
C'est intéressant à voir, et en tout cas un immense MERCI à tous les GENS qui travaillent à toutes ces étapes de production de la laine, on voit bien que quelle que soit l'étape, ce sont des métiers qui demandent beaucoup de technicité et qui doivent être fatiguants. Et aussi MERCI aux MOUTONS et BREBIS.
If you were wondering where this is, it is a company in Santiago de Chile, named Frazadas Finas El Castillo or just El Castillo as on the back of the truck at the end. The wool is merino wool. There is a facebook page.
Have you ever tried to hold a sheep? It's like wrestling a 100 pound toddler that kicks and bites. The sheep are not easy to catch and harder to deal with. So they shear them as fast as they can to put less stress on the sheep. If you can find an easier way the world would be grateful.
@@Bemmy1111 Nothing and no one is perfect. This is going to happen but it is not traumatic or dangerous enough to warrant the reaction. Animals do worse to each on a daily basis. If you are expecting perfection you have lost track of real life.
I had a good idea how much work goes into the process from my mom who is a spinner, knitter, weaver and a few dozen other crafts. She also has a job at a historical location so she's been learning stuff about the crafts & history that happened around the 1800s earlier & later than that
Since it was a living fiber, why it encased in a plastic bag? As a quiltmaker, I was taught to not store cotton or wool products in plastic, bags or bins. Placing them in a pillowcase or between flat sheets is best next to acid-free paper. Lotsa hard work by these plant workers faced with respiratory issues & caution.
I this is very far from modern technology we have been given by God and human intellectually. 🙏 🤲 however, thanks to the hard labour of both people and animals, u all have been through a lot. Good health to all.😀
I live with an Elderly Lady who is almost 95 years young lady. She has lived through the Great Depression. You can learn so much about this Country if actually sit down and talk to those that through all of that.
Just helped a local sheep farmer out today as they were shearing his young sheep.. It’s hard work I tell you.. Those farmers deserve a lot more than they get I tell you.. Without the farmers in the first place no wool
Lanolin is also a product from the wool being washed. Lanolin is the sheep’s skin oils. Often in these big operations the sheep is sheared so fast it’s cut and bleeding. Long ago a sheep farmer could only sheer 4 a day and his wife or hired help wash the wool and squeeze the wool through a fine screen or cloth to save the lanolin. I have done all these steps. Have also done sheep butchering and wool rug hide tanning sheepskins.
Well done to you. Do you think back and wonder how people got to thinking it would make some good clothes for themselves? First they even had to breed sheep for wool!!
I pride myself on being able to do a lot of thing especially if society breaks down but I don’t think I could do this. I might be able to cut a pelt but not this. Amazing work.
Amazing work. I would love to get couple of these blankets. Please tell me where I can get this blankets so I will be proud to own a few. LOVE IT> Thank you.
I presume there are millions of sheeps in the fields/farms which provide us thousands of bales of natural wool. A material which is most body friendly comparing Acrylic which is an artificial wool. All praises for Allah the great.
Except for the shearing, the processing looks like the textile mills I worked in, making sheets, pillowcases, towels and all other kinds of house goods.
I like how they respected the sheep's privacy by not showing its face.
Lol
He’s in the witness protection plan.
😂😂😂😂
Stop playing 😂😂😂
😂😂they too hv learn to sue 😅😅
respect to the workers ,and engineers who built these machines and everyone else involved from start to finish! 🙂 cheers !
Yeah
Yes
Just imagine; back in the day people had to do all this by hand. Holy geez.
This woman does it by hand ua-cam.com/video/UvmC-leoj9U/v-deo.html
Still being done by hand from start to finish. Check UA-cam for shearing, washing, carding , spinning
One sheep at a time, one fleece by hand , you could do it
It was a family affair
No tv
One of the most incredible natural fibres in the world.
It makes me itchy whenever I’ve worn it
I love wool
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@@theglowingbrownie5124 moi aussi dommage car j'aime bien les moutons 🐑
Wow, very interesting to watch. I’ve always been curious about the process of wool making, from the sheep’s body to the finished product.
Same here, but what country are they doing that in, I live in Australia.
@@Rachel17 I’m not sure about the country, but it seems to be in a Spanish speaking nation.
Yes, I was thinking it looked Spanish, thank you. It's amazing how they can turn wool off an an sheep into a blanket that we use to keep ourselves warm in.
Oops wrong grammer, I meant a sheep not an an sheep
@@Rachel17 Chile
Oh the things I could knit out of all that beautiful wool!!. amazing!!!
I love sheeps. I've been watching shearing videos and they're always so calm and still when they're being sheared.
OK
Why are they so still, I’ve seen sheep sheared also and they always just go limp during the process.
@@sammylove14 they're probably like 'hey this is pretty... calming'. like haircuts, when they touch your hair all over mmm
I think you can determine the skills of a the shearer not by the time but by the lack of cuts and bleeding of the sheep
True, but sometimes if the sheep hasn't been sheered in a long time, the wool will pull the skin up and make it uneven and easy to nick.
It's time, and also quality of the fleece. The softer the fiber the more wrinkly and soft the skin of the sheep. It's no easy thing
They have all the lanolin on the skin as natural antiseptics and heal quickly
Yes yes that's what I was thinking i think many have hurt the pain feeling sheeps😭
WOW,, SHEEP HELP A LOT IN TEXTILE INDUSTRIES
I have a 100% wool king blanket my aunt gave me from Greece for my wedding.
I'm going on 38 years. It looks like new!
Wool never ages.
I never knew it took all that work for wool from start to finish.
Thank You ☺️ so much for all of your hard work and dedication.
God Bless You All!!!!
Religion is the cancer of the intellect of our planet! Nothing fails like prayer! Best of luck!
What God bless you.....inhe God bless kabhi nahi krege🤨😤😤😤😡😡😡😡😡😡😡animal ko is tarah krke uska chamda ukhad k kapde banate h sale ise bend kijiye plzzz aap log ki wajah se hi bechare sheeps ka ye haal h😭😭😭😭😭😭plzzz plzzzz Stop this plzzzz Stop wear woolen because sheeps 🔪🔪🔪this is wrong not right no god bless you ghost bless you😡😡😡😡😡
Zeus, please blesses everyone.
@@kareemashahkareema6716 for sheep they are hair too much wool eventually suffocate them
@@kareemashahkareema6716 do some research because you are wrong. Sheep has so much wool which suffocates them so when the wool is gone, they feel good.
It all starts with a sweet creature. Hopefully they are treated well for their offering.
Какой трудоёмкий процесс. Вы просто молодцы и трудяги. 👏♥️
C'est intéressant à voir, et en tout cas un immense MERCI à tous les GENS qui travaillent à toutes ces étapes de production de la laine, on voit bien que quelle que soit l'étape, ce sont des métiers qui demandent beaucoup de technicité et qui doivent être fatiguants. Et aussi MERCI aux MOUTONS et BREBIS.
Dang, all those machines must make quite a racket. Glad everybody's wearing ear protection
0:17 After you strip, you let him go home alone. 😅
Очень интересно 🙂
Какой это большой труд 🌿
If you were wondering where this is, it is a company in Santiago de Chile, named Frazadas Finas El Castillo or just El Castillo as on the back of the truck at the end.
The wool is merino wool.
There is a facebook page.
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A little harsh with the shearing but fascinating to watch the wool get cleaned and processed
I agree. Too harsh at times.
Have you ever tried to hold a sheep? It's like wrestling a 100 pound toddler that kicks and bites. The sheep are not easy to catch and harder to deal with. So they shear them as fast as they can to put less stress on the sheep. If you can find an easier way the world would be grateful.
@@MommaARA Look at Right Choice Shearing videos. They do a much better job.
@@Bemmy1111 Nothing and no one is perfect. This is going to happen but it is not traumatic or dangerous enough to warrant the reaction. Animals do worse to each on a daily basis. If you are expecting perfection you have lost track of real life.
@@MommaARA I'm not asking for perfection but as I said look at the Right Choice Shearing videos. Then you will see the difference.
Don't you know it feels sooo good to get that heavy, thick stuff off...except during the sub-zero freezing temps!!!
I guess the workers in the factory have the smoothest fingers👍🌹
Que maravilla de la naturaleza. Todo lo que nos dan las ovejas es bueno...Lana, Leche y ternura ♥️♥️😐
Todo es bueno pero laque hacen con ellas es de ser muy malos cuanto pasarán esos animales en terrazas en lana tanto tiempo
I think workers should get a bonus for every sheep they don't cut
Can you imagine the days when they had to do it with real sheers?
This was fascinating! Me gusta, gracias!
Amazing all tha work for those lovely blankets
Amazing crew xoxo 🤙😊❤️😇🙏😊
The sheep are so calm during their haircut
My sinuses started acting up jst watching this
I had a good idea how much work goes into the process from my mom who is a spinner, knitter, weaver and a few dozen other crafts. She also has a job at a historical location so she's been learning stuff about the crafts & history that happened around the 1800s earlier & later than that
Very nice job
It’s impressive process and I enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for sharing …Watching from Florida USA
Since it was a living fiber, why it encased in a plastic bag? As a quiltmaker, I was taught to not store cotton or wool products in plastic, bags or bins. Placing them in a pillowcase or between flat sheets is best next to acid-free paper.
Lotsa hard work by these plant workers faced with respiratory issues & caution.
Prevent from getting dirty by dust or smoke.
Wonderful too watch amazing
Well, I'd like to know where you've put all the lanolin. How did you get it out of the coats?
Wow nice work!! KUDOS to the workers. Beautiful products
I this is very far from modern technology we have been given by God and human intellectually. 🙏 🤲 however, thanks to the hard labour of both people and animals, u all have been through a lot. Good health to all.😀
I live with an Elderly Lady who is almost 95 years young lady.
She has lived through the Great Depression.
You can learn so much about this Country if actually sit down and talk to those that through all of that.
Just helped a local sheep farmer out today as they were shearing his young sheep..
It’s hard work I tell you..
Those farmers deserve a lot more than they get I tell you..
Without the farmers in the first place no wool
we had best find ways to utilize wool, so much wool.wow. This is phenomenal. i am amazed.
Awesome video
Lanolin is also a product from the wool being washed. Lanolin is the sheep’s skin oils. Often in these big operations the sheep is sheared so fast it’s cut and bleeding. Long ago a sheep farmer could only sheer 4 a day and his wife or hired help wash the wool and squeeze the wool through a fine screen or cloth to save the lanolin. I have done all these steps. Have also done sheep butchering and wool rug hide tanning sheepskins.
Well done to you. Do you think back and wonder how people got to thinking it would make some good clothes for themselves? First they even had to breed sheep for wool!!
I pride myself on being able to do a lot of thing especially if society breaks down but I don’t think I could do this. I might be able to cut a pelt but not this.
Amazing work.
On ne leur fait pas de mal aux moutons on leur enlève un poids on ne coupe pas leur peau on les épile en quelques sortes
مرحبا هل لديك وتس اب
Wow very good 👍👍👍💯
Be kind to the animals
Thank you it's very helpful
Wow! It's like watching magic in motion
Wow this feels relaxing....
Amazing work. I would love to get couple of these blankets. Please tell me where I can get this blankets so I will be proud to own a few. LOVE IT> Thank you.
I presume there are millions of sheeps in the fields/farms which provide us thousands of bales of natural wool. A material which is most body friendly comparing Acrylic which is an artificial wool. All praises for Allah the great.
Big respect to the workers💙💪
They will refine this even further with those guys throwing it into those hoppers being out of work sooner or later. But, what a processs.
Congratulations 👏👏👏👏. Amazing video and interesting.....👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Amazing….thanks for sharing 👍
very interesting to watch. Great video.
Amazing work.
Very interesting
Enjoyed the video
I had so idea
Thank you
Fascinating technology
love u from India
Respect the workers
I am so amazed!! ❤
How long from start to finish?! So cool!
Es Una De Las Únicas Fábricas Textiles de Chile Que Continuan Fabricando Frazadas 100% Lana..
Love this.
Mis respetos con todas las personas que trabajan arduamente para la fabricación de esas hermosas sábanas.
Моя большая мечта открыть именно такой завод по переработке шерсти
Je suit interesse de cette projet appele moi svp
Very interesting
Good job 👌👌
Amazing job
Fabulous work!!
Nice Work 👍🏼
Except for the shearing, the processing looks like the textile mills I worked in, making sheets, pillowcases, towels and all other kinds of house goods.
This was amazing to watch!!
Que pena que la mayoria de la lana se desperdicia...ya no se valora lo natural...que bueno que esta fabrica la aproveche....es hermosa !!!
Very beautiful i like
My hat off to all the workers amazing job😮
So cool! Thanks.
Good video.
Can we make thread from plant called " Typha " . This plant is also called " Typha"
Thanks
This is amazing
Wow! Thanks to you, your workers, the shepherds and the sheep. And God, who blessed each at every stage of the process.
Wonderful
Very cool process! The guy with the electric fabric scissors at 6:52... we all know why there is electrical tape patching the cord.
Wow it’s just so beautiful
Respect to the sheep as well.
Awesome! Too bad Im allergic. 😣
좋아 아주 좋아요~~~
Where is the place??
Can I order some wool from the factory??
Thanks you do great work 👍
Are they making blankets?
Love sheep❤❤
Wow, I had no idea!
What's the final product? Blanket?
Only a sheep is enough to make carpet for my living room
How did they come up with all these? Kudos to everyone involved 👌
Very interesting thank 3
Are these wool completely sterilized?
Look like a.... Cloth thread for weaving
That's amazing!!
Wow good to know how is made and thankm
Amazing !!!
good job bro
I think the sheep is very happy when you finished shaving. And you very tired.
Um trabalho muito especial, !!!!!!
So nice