Guinea Pig Market - formerly Jens Custom Crafts #3
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- Guinea Pig Market
http://www.jenscustomcrafts.com/april-p ... ntest.html
Tomorrow is the deadline in to get your photos over to me of your pets enjoying their "Jens Custom Crafts" products! I will have them listed on my Jens Custom Crafts fan page on Facebook for voting starting on the 16th or 17th.
Everyone will be allowed to vote once per day until the end of the month.
The winner with the most votes will win a free hut of their choice with 2 pads, and also a hut w/2 pads will be donated to their favorite rescue!
If you are in another country I just ask that you pay the shipping fees less $6.00 (what I would normally pay to ship one item within the USA).
Thanks and good luck!
Visit my website http://www.jenscustomcrafts.com for my email address to send the photos to!
Tomorrow is the deadline in to get your photos over to me of your pets enjoying their "Jens Custom Crafts" products! I will have them listed on my Jens Custom Crafts fan page on Facebook for voting starting on the 16th or 17th.
Everyone will be allowed to vote once per day until the end of the month.
The winner with the most votes will win a free hut of their choice with 2 pads, and also a hut w/2 pads will be donated to their favorite rescue!
If you are in another country I just ask that you pay the shipping fees less $6.00 (what I would normally pay to ship one item within the USA).
Thanks and good luck!
Visit my website http://www.jenscustomcrafts.com for my email address to send the photos to!
Fourth wash, no luck. I planned on using them today since their cage is filthy (not really disgusting, but by GL standards!) but they aren't wicking! Any advice?
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Maybe you are expecting too much out of them? I never wash mine several times before using them. The pee will eventually go through, it may just take a little longer. I would just go ahead and use them. Sorry you are having problems!
Haha, oh no Jen! I'm sorry, my current fleece doesn't wick all the time either. It has "moods", like on certain days, it needs to be flipped over to other sides. -sigh- ;) Yeah, and when pee touches the fleece, it is "squirted" whereas the water I drip on the test it is "dripped". I'm going to put them in :) If I have GPs with wet buts tomorrow, I'll know why! Haha!
- WindeSpirit
- Sewing for a Cause
BeanieBaby11 - scented detergents are fine to use, if it's strongly scented just add some vinegar in the rinse to remove the scent or do a second rinse to dampen the scent more.
You really do need to use detergent to break in the fleece though, powder is best and manufacture recommended.
You really do need to use detergent to break in the fleece though, powder is best and manufacture recommended.
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Thanks Windespirit! I'm new to all of this wicking business myself :-)
- WindeSpirit
- Sewing for a Cause
Not a problem :-) I'll give ya another year or two to learn how to strip chemicals of fleeces :P
Hm, I just put in the blanket and BB peed and it pooled :-( Onto 5th wash. Is this right: 1st rinse Hot with Detergent 2nd rinse warm with vinegar Dry on low heat?
- WindeSpirit
- Sewing for a Cause
Wash/rinse warm
Dry medium (or medium-low depending on settings)
Can skip the hot water and save energy if you're putting in vinegar or using detergent w/bleach. (w/bleach is not alternative bleach)
Dry medium (or medium-low depending on settings)
Can skip the hot water and save energy if you're putting in vinegar or using detergent w/bleach. (w/bleach is not alternative bleach)