fleece liners

Hi everyone, I'm It sure if this has been asked before but I’ve got a question about fleece liners. My cage currently uses puppy liners and when I clean them out I find the guinea pigs poo in the corner of the cage and the liners always have stains and the poo is always soft and wet...

1 What is a fleece cage liner? - What is a fleece liner and how does work? - What is the absorbent layer? - Does a fleece liner need a waterproof layer? 2 Getting started with fleece - How many liners will I need? - Buying ready-made liners - Sewing your own liners - Creating a simple test liner...

Started using fleece bedding a few weeks ago but I'm having a problem where the guinea pigs pee against the corner of the cage (its a wooden indoor so cant like hook it over the bottom like c&c) and then its all collected under the fleece blanket? Obviously some soaks through onto the waterproof...

So I know that this question has been asked a lot before but still need to ask it again. On what temperature can I wash the fleece? I live in The Netherlands so we use Celsius temperature. Hope that someone can help me out!

So I have been looking at making my own fleece liners for my boys as buying them is SO expensive! I have heard pros and cons to the Uhaul furniture pad route, something about them disintegrating in the wash. So I thought maybe Baxter pads for human incontinence might work? They are big absorbent...

Are there any piggy owners who's using wellness fleece instead of polar or blizzard fleece? Do you like to use wellness fleece?