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i think one layer of the uhaul should be fine :)

...great in terms of washing and drying as they are thin, but I also have homemade 2x3 liners for the extra bit of the cage made with2 layers of uhaul inside the fleece and I like that they are thicker as they feel more cushioned (although take longer to dry) and also I've sewn the fleece tight...

...of fleece cage liners. From my research and based on materials I have ordered/bought, my understanding is you do 1 layer of fleece, 2 layers of uhaul pad, and a final layer of fleece. So: --Fleece-- ~~Uhaul Pad~~ ~~Uhaul Pad~~ --Fleece-- Although my uhaul pads do not arrive until tomorrow...

...it's natural odour, I have 13 pets at home in total. But I never had issue like this before. What have I done wrong? Ive read about this miracle uhaul blankets from US, but none in UK I found are made out of denim so unsure if they would work? Is there anyone else who found fleece to be...

Yes I have been looking at these and I think they are great. Just wondering if people know unusual but loved Guinea pig fleece items I did watch this yesterday actually it's very good and will defiantly be making them, but what absorbent layer is better on looking towards uhaul are these good?

...instead of 6 inches. Places to buy fleece: You can buy fleece blankets from these places: Walmart, Target, Walgreens, Ikea, etc Fabric stores: Joann's, Hancock, etc Good absorbent material to use under fleece: Uhaul pads...

..."warranty" for good health). I want to make sure i am not doing anything to cause the fungal infections. First, i do fleece bedding with uhaul liners. I clean poos twice daily. I change the fleece in the kitchen area every other day and full cage clean once a week. I wash on hot water with...

...grid squares on amazon. I love my C&C. I've tried every bedding known to mankind from carefresh, shavings, fleece with towels, fleece with uhaul blankets but my favorite and currently using is fleece with wood pellets (the best). Before using fleece with uhaul i can start smelling the...

So I made one of these with fleece and an absorbant uhaul pad liner. I didn't sew it I used stich whitchery where you iron it instead of sew it. I LOVE it so much better than having the fleece layed over towels, it's so much easier to sweep up the poos ect. So if you don't know how to sew you...

I have ordered a c and c cage with those same dimensions. :) I am planning to use the loft as a "kitchen" area, with the piggies food, water and hay. I also use a Uhaul absorbent liner underneath the fleece. If I come across any cute layouts/designs, I'll be sure to pass them along to you.

Hi, I'm not sure what you mean by carpet/doormat things. Most people tend to use towels, furniture moving blankets (uhaul) etc under their fleece, or some use puppy pads/incontinence pads. With regards to how often it needs cleaned really depends on the size of your cage and how many piggies...

Hi! I will sound like a dough-ball but what is a "uhaul pad liner"? Is it like an fabric bed pad liner? :)

...these places: Walmart, Target, Walgreens, Ikea, etc Fabric stores: Joann's, Hancock, etc How to use fleece: Fleece The Fleece Project: The Study Good absorbent material to use under fleece: Uhaul pads: Blankets Review: UHaul blanket Wood pellets: Wood Pellets/Chips 3 full weeks of wood pellets

do you have the link for the uhaul material on ebay? I've been looking all over for some and I couldn't find any :(

I have ordered uhaul pads for fleece liners, but they will not be in until tomorrow. However, Archie is trying to ingest his carefresh bedding and is choking and coughing. I had to rub this throat to get him to cough up a giant chunk. What can I put him on until I can sew everything tomorrow...

Yes it's that stuff @Chief Guinea Pig A Uhaul pad is a thick fabric that they wrap furniture in when you move. A lot of people use it and or sell products on eBay with them as the the absorbent layer.

You need to have something absorbent under the fleece other wise the fleece will stay wet so not plastic. Cotton bath towels would work great. I used a uhaul furnitire pad. And yes I used hemming web that I ironed on. Works great!

Use an old bathroom towel or just newspaper if necessary; it's perfectly OK for one night.

Just type in furniture moving pad. It looks like a quilted material. Mine is blue and black.

Here is the link. http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=161347922017