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illinois 12-28-2013 05:02 AM

Siliconized polyester batting
 
Does anyone have experience using siliconized polyester batting? I saw it this week at JoAnn's. It was in a 20 yard roll and I love the convenience of that. It feels that it might be a little thicker than light polyester? Doing a web search, it sounds like it is less likely to cause allergies and doesn't attract dust mites and such. Haven't heard of it until now.

leatheflea 12-28-2013 05:15 AM

Never heard of it, I'll be watching to see what other say. I've been using more poly and poly blends because 100% cotton batting makes me sneeze like a dog sniffing pepper.

luana 12-28-2013 06:17 AM

I read the reviews on this too. I too would value the opinions of those who have used it.

Lori S 12-28-2013 06:18 AM

I too saw it at JoAnn's .. and asked what is different from regular poly batting.... I was told " it's siliconized" ... so I asked " what is siliconized"? They could not give me an answer.

alleyoop1 12-28-2013 06:38 AM

Got this explanation from a Google search: Filling, or batting, is a thick, often rigid material used to stuff toys, quilts, clothing and other crafts. It is made from a wide variety of materials, including cotton, rayon and polyester. Polyester filling is made from synthetic fibers, unlike cotton filling. Siliconized polyester filling is a recently developed material that helps aid in preventing allergens, bacteria and dust from attaching to the filling.

Read more: http://www.ehow.com/info_8697494_sil...#ixzz2omS01I7i

illinois 12-29-2013 04:34 PM

Hmm. I'm beginning to think this is a fairly new product as there isn't anyone responding as to what their experience with this sort of batting for a quilt. I usually use polyester batts. I prefer a "puffy" quilt rather than flat such as cotton or 80/20 gives.

triplerosa 12-30-2013 02:42 PM

i would love to know more about this. how well does it hold up


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