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...If the parasites are species specific, wouldn't there need to be guinea pigs at the hay farm in order for that to be possible? Anyway, can't hurt to keep them much cleaner now. I have a supply of "Uhaul" style blankets on order to replace my old towels and want to get some new fleece prints...

...personal preference. It's a good idea to make a few pee pads with a small piece of each inner and see what works for you. A lot of people here from the US use Uhaul blankets, they are cheap but they are not available in the UK. Flannel is a thickish material, but not thick enough for cage liners.

Basically the title. I am about to pick up 17 Guineadad potty pads from someone. I got a Guineadad liner and some homemade fleece w/ uhaul pads yesterday from someone else. I washed the fleece liners yesterday but they still smell like the other person's home or the detergent they used. Not bad...

If I were to make liners I would need fleece, absorbent layer (uhaul pad), and stuff to sew with, right? And recommendations for a place to get fleece?

Hello fellow cunuck! I have, you use two layers of fleece with a layer of uhaul blankets in the middle as an absorbent layer. If you want you can lay down pee pads under the fleece. (if you clean the fleeces often you rarely need to actually change all the pee pads. usually just the one where...

...to use. Totals to 3 yards. I think it's a fair price because I can pick it up in store and I don't have to pay for shipping. I can purchase the uhaul pads from my local uhaul location. 8 dollars isn't bad for the pads because it will make me 2 full liners plus some! Robot or human? Robot or...

...U-haul furniture pad under the fleece and and reinforce the bathroom corners wih an extra square cut of fleece with a pee pad under it. I change out the corner pieces or just scoop poop from there as needed. Toss all the fleece and Uhaul pads right in the washer. So convienient, clean, and easy.

i got enough for 2.5 changes... all thick 3 layered fleeces (fleece uhaul blanket fleece). i got two females in two cages. one cage has 2 fleeces that are perfect fits for the cage. the other cage has like 8 or so fleeces that are the proper width but only 2 feet long each. i use 3 smaller ones...

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Thank you for your response! My cage is two Midwest cages put together so I believe it is around 8ft x 2ft. I use blizzard fleece with a Uhaul pad underneath it. They layers are not sewn together (as I am not much of a sewer) so I can wash the layers separately if needed.

Regarding bedding. Jo Anns for anti pull fleece I cut to match the cages sizes and I go to the UHaul store for furniture pads and I cut those too to fit. I layer in a peepad in the corners, cut those too. It all works. I tried to put a video of us and the cage liners system but it says too...

If you can't buy Uhaul pads, I buy mine off of Amazon or Walmart. I buy the non-quilted ones and use that as the absorbent layer. Here is one that I have used. Robot or human? I make sure I wash it once on its own on hot water and then dry it in the dryer. If you wash it more than once...

...some fleece in the past that simply wouldn’t wick, no matter what I tried. I think it was a particular type of fleece. I’m not familiar with Uhaul, I am afraid. I don’t use liners. I just use fleece (with bath mats on top in high traffic areas) and puppy pads underneath. It works well...

I use fleece with an absorbent layer (Uhaul furniture pads) in the main areas of their cage and then two different disposable paper beddings with a layer of hay on top in their kitchen/litter areas. I agree with suggestions above. You need to spot clean (remove poos and wet spots) regularly (at...

...cos they are currently on shavings and for health benefits I wish to put them in fleece as it would be better for them. But I’m not too sure what to put as the absorbent layer and I can’t use Uhaul as I'm in England and zorb is just too expensive for me. Any help would be much appreciated. ❤️

Hello, I am new to using fleece liners. I made my own with fleece on top, a uhaul pad, waterproof layer, and fleece on the bottom. So far it has been good but one of my liners is wet on the bottom. It is made out of the same material and is wet almost everywhere. I do use pee pads. has anybody...

...uses towels I’m not too keen on that though it just seems like towels may start to get smelly really quick two other options I’ve heard are uhaul pads and puppy pads I’m thinking the uhaul pads may be the best option Question 3 If I go with uhaul pads do I change them out when I change...

...to replace the pad as it isn’t quite working any more. But has cost me pennies in terms of spend over the years. You are in America, I believe uhaul pads are a great option for you but they don’t exist in the uk. The grids you can get from Amazon as grid storage. You just need to be careful...

Oh my god! Thank you. I do put something underneath so it doesn’t stain but it’s not absorbent. I’ll definitely be buying pads to put underneath as well.

Hi, are you using an absorbent layer underneath the blankets? When using fleece or blankets you should use an absorbent layer like towel, zorb, uhaul pads or something similar to soak up the wee as the fleece is there to keep the guinea pig feet dry not to absorb the wee. I use pee pads for the...