Felted flannel vs. felted jersey

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feebeeglee

Discussion Starter · Jun 25, 2004

I have a felted flannel Stacinator and several felted wool jersey covers. I did not expect this to be the case, but the Stacinator is not as waterproof as some of my much thinner two-layer jersey covers. The Stac is very well lanolized so that's not it....

Isn't wool flannel in general sposed to be the mostest?

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SEEPAE

· #2 · Jun 25, 2004

wool flannel, especially felted wool flannel, is supposed to be the thickest and best for heavy wetters/over night

but I have heard that the new stac. is only suitable for daytime use now

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feebeeglee

Discussion Starter · #3 · Jun 25, 2004

This is my first flannel cover so I guess I was expecting more.... oomph, ya know? Ah well. Guess the Stacinator is not for the "I'm nearly out of dipes and hold it till I pee a flood" girl, eh? Not to write off flannel by any means. I'll try a Sugarpeas next.

Maybe I'll felt the heck out of it and use it on DS... hmmm...

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NowOrNever

· #4 · Jun 25, 2004

Well, Fuzbombs are not jersey and I've found them to be 'bomb proof!

Sorry for the pun...I couldn't resist!

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