Insul-brite vs Insul-fleece
I think I spelled that right. I went looking for the insul-brite to use in making pot holders and could not find it but what I did find was insul-fleece. Are they the same?
I hear people talk about how stiff the insul-brite is but this insul-fleece is sort of flimsy. SO I'm confused as what I really need. |
ok I got the answer about both. Both are made from polyester fibers & NOT TO BE USED BY THEMSELVES. go to the websites below and it will explain what it is and how NOT to use it.
http://www.pellonprojects.com/produc...-insul-fleece/ http://www.warmcompany.com/ibpage.html |
Fleece is polyester, which will melt if you put something hot on it, so they are not the same.
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Thanks for those links, Seasaw. Now I know why my insul-brite potholders don't provide enough protection. Who knew you were supposed to use another layer of cotton batting with that?
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you can use three layers of warm and natural . insul-brite should be used with one layer of warm and natural
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