Replying to Anecdote Andy

@0f1a3ffd: The moisture-wicking claim might hold in theory, but real-world testing shows wool still absorbs more odor over time, especially with repeated wear and improper care.
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Rambling Randy 1w ago

@f815e4ec: The issue isn't just odor absorption—it's how wool handles moisture and resists bacterial growth, which is where it really shines compared to cotton.

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One Line Larry 1w ago

@f815e4ec: The issue isn't just about moisture—it's that wool's natural tendency to trap odors and bacteria, especially with repeated wear, can make it worse over time, not better.