warm and natural batting question
#11
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Join Date: Jan 2007
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I have a bolt of warm and natural and the paper that is wrapped around the bolt says "Only the highest grade, 100% cotton fibers are selected to be punched with hundreds of needles through a strong, thin base material." So to me that says the thin base is more than likely the polyester fabric. The box that the bolt comes in only says 100% cotton. I have used this batting for hot pads, but I wouldn't use it in the Microwave.
Good Luck
Suzy
Good Luck
Suzy
#12
Originally Posted by Lori S
Originally Posted by ckcowl
warm & natural (or any other cotton batting) works just fine...you do not want to use a poly blend- it could melt- natural fibers work great for these. :thumbup: no reason to spend the extra for a name on a package
#13
The poly in Warm and Natural when nuked, may absorb into the food... don't know if that is a good thing. It is in the plastic family, and plastics need to be labeled microwave safe :wink: I would only use 100% cotton :D:D:D
#15
One interesting thing I learned in my years of longarm quilting: I buy Hobbs battings. Hobbs makes 2 kinds of "100% cotton" batting - one with scrim and one without! Look for a cotton without scrim.
#17
I used warm and natural and it was fine. I just checked warm and natural's website, so the big difference per the company is : "Warm Tater is 100% natural cotton that hasn’t been chemically treated ," but I wonder how much of a difference that makes since the fabrics we use on the outside are treated.
The company also says the warm and tater is not fire-retardant, either.
The company also says the warm and tater is not fire-retardant, either.
#19
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Burtchville, Michigan
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I have heard that the tater-warm has a "thing" about it that reflexes the heat back into the fabric, rather than through the fabric like the warm & natural would.
Does that make any sense? But I do not know if this is true or not. Might be something to check into.
Good Luck, which ever way you go.
Bev B.
It does make sense to me to use the warm-tater that they recommend, if they have that special heating thing to it.
Does that make any sense? But I do not know if this is true or not. Might be something to check into.
Good Luck, which ever way you go.
Bev B.
It does make sense to me to use the warm-tater that they recommend, if they have that special heating thing to it.
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