Green batting made from recycled plastic bottles
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Hello, I am Carolyn, from Peoria, Illinois.
I am new to quilting, and eager to learn.
As a retired nurse, I appreciate high quality workmanship, and creativity. Has anyone used the recycled plastic bottle green batting? Thanks, Carolyn
I am new to quilting, and eager to learn.
As a retired nurse, I appreciate high quality workmanship, and creativity. Has anyone used the recycled plastic bottle green batting? Thanks, Carolyn
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Location: upstate rural NY
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I looked at the "green" batting at the store.
#1 it was more expensive
#2 i would not want anyone I made a quilt for to be subjected to the FUMES from the burning plastic in the case of a fire. This could be the difference between getting out of the house or not.
#3 i use only warm and natural
#1 it was more expensive
#2 i would not want anyone I made a quilt for to be subjected to the FUMES from the burning plastic in the case of a fire. This could be the difference between getting out of the house or not.
#3 i use only warm and natural
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Hello and Welcome to the board :D:D:D
I am all for recycling, but certain plastics are not made to be heated and this is one of them... the issue with fumes would really worry me. Maybe if it was never put into a dryer or out in the sun? IMHO I just don't think it is a good idea...
I am all for recycling, but certain plastics are not made to be heated and this is one of them... the issue with fumes would really worry me. Maybe if it was never put into a dryer or out in the sun? IMHO I just don't think it is a good idea...
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