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...your cage getting damaged, so if you have a coroplast base that is ideal. You don’t need to put anything between the coroplast base and your uhaul. I’d be wary of using canvas though as that might get damp and will be difficult to wipe clean. My correx gets a good scrub at cage change as it...

...probably be almost the whole cage with our 4 girls) I was wondering though, if you have ever put them under the fleece? So we would layer it uhaul on bottom, then noodle mat, then fleece on top. We have two girls that love to burrow and I could envision them just knocking everything over to...

I have used uhaul pads and they work well. I ordered some Zorb to try, it is coming today I think so we’ll see how that works

...grab them with cotton outside and polyester inside, I'll get some of the thicker bed pads ordered and see how we get on with them :) meanwhile ill keep an eye out for the 100% cotton filled protectors :) Thanks for the input everyone, I wish a company would just make Uhaul pads in the UK haha

I Am, I'm from manchester :) Ive read that the INSIDE has to be cotton not just the outside though? or is this wrong information?

I dont use fleece but ive seen a lot of people talking about using liners with Uhaul inside them, is it that?

Cedar and a soft granule blend. However, I am switching to fleece today after all the posts and videos I have only seen fleece being used. I am confused on what to put under the fleece. A suggestion was furniture pads from Uhaul. I am going to the store today. Thank you.

...most difficult to wash things, dried in 2 hours on the lowest heat. The lap pad dried in 1. If we get in a pinch, I've got plenty of extra uhaul blankets(about 4) and lots of extra fleece. I'll make a "liner" out of those blankets and the fleece wrapped around them. When I've got a bit...

Hello :). I use both regular fleece and the fleece that has the uhaul pads in it. When I use the regular fleece I put newspaper on the bottom and then some towels in the middle with the fleece on top. You can get fleece by the yards at Joann’s fleece store online. I also got my fleece with the...

I use reusable bed pads with fleece over it. I also have made liners with a layer if uhaul fabric between. Both work great! I like having it all sewn together because it's less to brush before washing.

I use waterproof mattress protector between two pieces of fleece for the boys cage liners. I’ve seen some where people have used towels. Zorb is also a good one - expensive but worth it. And uhaul. If you check YouTube there are several videos on how to make a cage liner

I’m not sure, I just use small fleece pads with fleece on both sides and an absorbent layer in between like a towel or uhaul moving blanket. I put them in areas where they seem to pee (corners and where their food is) and then change them daily. The moisture stays inside and keeps them and...

I don’t use it myself but I’ve heard it’s very good! You could sew fleece on both sides but I think that’s more for convenience and aesthetics more than anything, I’m sure you could get away with just sewing fleece onto once side or even folding the fleece around the uhaul.

I'm getting my supplies reading so I can start making my own fleece liners! I'm so excited! Just ordered two extra large uhaul pads 150x300 cm! What do you guys recommend? One layer of uhaul pads or two layers of uhaul pads? Andy why? I'm still hesatating about how to cut up the uhaul pads...

...under my fleece, but I have everything separate ie not sewn into a big liner. Others use puppy pads, newspaper and towels. In the US they use uhaul blankets and I think you can get them here too. I make pads for my cages and use wadding as the padding but this doesn’t hold the pee, it wicks...

I’m not entirely sure myself what uhaul is. I also looked on YouTube and seemed to be the thing everyone was using and it looked like it was the cheapest and easiest option. Trouble is you can’t get it in the uk.

...setting in the dryer. You can use them as bottom layer, but they will not last as long as the encased ones. They will shed when you wash and dry them. Not sure if I'm allowed to link to other forum, this thread has everything you need to know about UHaul pads. Blankets Review: UHaul blanket

I am wanting to do the same thing but wasn’t sure what uhaul even was! Just looked on YouTube at someone making fleece liners x

...Small hand sewing machines simply can't handle very thick materials. Even my actual sewing machine struggled at the time with 2 layers of uhaul and 2 layers of fleece. It might have real issues with a towel or densely padded mattress protector. I'd for sure look into the height of the needle...

I'm positive it isn't popcorning. He's stressed and acting scared/nervous. I prewashed the fleece 3 times prior to use, and also put it through a rinse cycle to be sure there was no residue to bother him. Is there anything else I should be cautious of? I'm using uhaul pads underneath the fleece...