What type of fleece do you use?

[A Guinea Pig]

I am attempting to make some fleece liners for my piggies, don’t know what type of fleece to use though. Anti-pill, polar, blizzard, bonded? Who knew there were so many different types of fleece? Thanks!

 

[Suki&Indie]

I am attempting to make some fleece liners for my piggies, don’t know what type of fleece to use though. Anti-pill, polar, blizzard, bonded? Who knew there were so many different types of fleece? Thanks!

I made mine with anti pill fleece!

 

[Bill & Ted]

Anti pil Polar or Blizard

 

[A Guinea Pig]

Are there any recommended brands for waterproof layer?

 

[Suki&Indie]

Are there any recommended brands for waterproof layer?

Zorb 100%! Expensive but it’s been amazing! I think the one I get is called silvador? But any of them are great

 

[A Guinea Pig]

Sorry, I meant the layer on the bottom that prevents the liquid from going through to the chloroplast.

 

[A Guinea Pig]

I think I’ll be using this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07KB9GP7V/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?smid=A3H6SIB8OTJKIR&psc=1

 

[Bill & Ted]

If you use this as a bottom layer to your fleece it should hold the liquids in quite well, use sorb or a single plain white layer of fleece and a layer polyester spun sheeting to enable the liquids to seep through to the bottom layer and keep the top layer from being wet

 

[Bertie & Jelly]

I use Zorb silvadur in-between two layers of anti-pil fleece.

 

[RedLoredAmazon]

I recommend using the anti-pill plush fleece at Joann Fabrics. It is easier to sweep the hay off of it compared to the blizzard fleece, in my opinion. I used non-quilted moving blankets; you can buy them online from anyone not just U-haul. I don't have a waterproof side as I have found that the absorbent layer does a good job and it doesn't leak through. Potty pads in high traffic areas are really nice and I change those daily with a whole cage clean out twice a week. That is what I have found works best for me.