Flannel farbic?

[nikki.marie]

hey everyone, so i dont know why but i found like yards and yards of flannel fabric in my house, and was wondering if i could use that for bedding?

[sdpiggylvr]

I'm not sure how well it would wick the moisture...you'll have to try it!

[Inle_Rabbit]

It punctures too easily and also tends to unravel. It will not wick away the moisture either. I don't think it would work well at all.

[OllieandFriends]

It would hold the pee and stay wet, and if it unravels the guinea pigs could chew on it. I don't think it would work that well.

[lissie]

You can use it under fleece. It would make good absorbent layer. Use multiple layers though. One layer is not going to be enough.

[bpatters]

Nix on the flannel -- it ravels, and they'll eat the strings to the tune of much pain and many vet bills. Doesn't wick like fleece either, so it's not serving the same purpose.

[knj240]

or get themselves/legs/feet caught in the strings. I had this happen to my sun conure from a bird toy, Luckily I was there and cut it away before it did more damage then just scaring him. Not flannel material, but still a material that also unraveled easily.

[lissie]

I still think it's safe to use under fleece. If you sew it to fleece, it won't unravel.

[OllieandFriends]

I agree with lissie, as long as it's sewed it won't unravel and might make a nice absorbent layer, but it won't work as a top layer.