DIY fleeceliners- advise wanted!

[Meta]

Hi,

In the past I made fleeceliners with a top layer of fleece, than a layer of fiberfill, a layer of waterproof matress protector and a last layer of fleece. This is the fiberfill I used in the past: Fiberfill (dacron) - 200gr & 160cm breed - Snel geleverd!.

I want to make a new set of fleeceliners since my current fleeceliners are a bit too small for the cage. I want to make new fleeceliners with: 1 fleece, 2 absorbent layer, 3 waterproof matress proctector and 4 fleece. I have read a lot on this forum, but sadly the absorbent layers you use are not common in the Netherlands.

I could use the fiberfill again: Fiberfill (dacron) - 200gr & 160cm breed - Snel geleverd!. Other options are: LUDDROS mattress protector, 140x200 cm - IKEA or Verhuisdeken | Action NL (closesd to u-haul I could find).

What would you recommend? Or does anyone have other suggestions for absorbent materials in the Netherlands?

 

[Merab]

We have other members in Europe who may have a better idea of what’s available
@exia @Mrs Tiggy Winkle @Viennese Furbabies

 

[Viennese Furbabies]

I don't have any experience with making my own fleece liners but the pee pads I use when I have to keep my piggies on fleece are filled with "Molton". You could buy it here: Baumwoll-Molton 'Nora', natur
The mattress protector is also on the list of adviced products as well as these: Amazon.de

On this site (sorry, in German) you find a description of different options: Pipi Pads und Einlagekissen

 

[Furry and Frightful]

Here is a place in the Netherlands that sells zorb - that is the best middle absorbent layer, it’s great!

Zoeken

 

[Meta]

Hi all, I forgot to post in here, but I orderd a cotton/bamoe mixed materiall that is advertised as a highly absorbent material. The recommended website for zorb had to little zorb in stock. I hope hope that I will be able to sew the fleeceliners this week.

Thanks for your recommendations!