What type of fleece is best?

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I’m planning on making my own fleece liners, but am I supposed to buy anti pill fleece or blizzard fleece? Does it matter?
 
The most popular fleece to use is polar fleece, ensure you wick the material first before producing any cage liners with it. I've asked a similar question about blizzard fleece and got mixed reviews about how successful it works away moisture so I decide to just not bother wasting money on it for it not to work. Hope this is some help
 
dannif_piggies said:
The most popular fleece to use is polar fleece, ensure you wick the material first before producing any cage liners with it. I've asked a similar question about blizzard fleece and got mixed reviews about how successful it works away moisture so I decide to just not bother wasting money on it for it not to work. Hope this is some help
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OK thank you!
 
If I remember correctly Guineadad has good quality fleece, though I've never used it
 
Sophie Blane said:
Maybe one day I'll switch to fleece, and if I do I think it'll be the one I use, it looks so soft
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Ohh! Yeah. Even when I do not use guineada I use just regular fleece with towels and it makes things so much easier than any other bedding I've tried. Do what works well for you! But guineadad fleece liners are great because my youngest likes to hide in the little small flap that comes with it. It's so sweet. But of course I understand being wary of fleece liners as the price is quite much. I started just making my own fleece liners because the price was expensive. If you can sew then I would suggest to do that. The absorbent layer that I've used for my homeade ones is zorb which is a pretty good absorbent material.
 
I'm taking up all the replies here, I've made my own thread for my questions 😊
 
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