Can I use it on fleece? Would that avoid pilling?
1621594
I would not use it on fleece. It is a very thick wax, and must be melted into the fibers.
1621595
eeee. I wouldnt. It's a wax that absorbs into the cotton. I don't think* it would do that to a synthetic fleece.
593308
I use mine on top of fleece. It doesnt seem to distribute heat evenly.I tried under the fleece, it needs to be on top of fleece :)
71996
I purchased these King sheets from amazon in April of 2012. They are still in wonderful condition and soft; they are on the bed most of the time. If anyone has problems with pilling, they may be washing them with other items. I wash my sheet set alone - never with other items. I ran across your question because I am ready to buy another set for a spare.
1100842
I don't know. What does the description say? On my end it doesn't say anything about fleece
491134
this is a guess, I would think that for sure the fleece and more than likely the felt too. Good luck!
1687892
This works on fabric. I haven't washed anything afterward, but I would think it would be fine. You can do some research online.
261969
Like the other reviewer, I have not noticed any pilling. I washed my sheets on a short cycle in cold and dried on low using dryer balls and they are super soft with no pilling. Try washing with a cup of salt with a bit of detergent and add a cup of white vinegar to the final soak cycle. This may solve the problem. Good luck.
593307
That would depend on how thick your fleece pad is, probably a thin pad would work best. I use a towel and it does transfer heat using just under the highest setting.
168084
Cant recommend them. Pilled within three washes. I understand you are asking for durability but if they are uncomfortable why keep using. I don't think durability is going to be good either.
1088097
I don't know why not; I bought it for my daughter's down comforter that was shedding feathers and the weave is tight enough to take care of that problem. It's supposed to be all-cotton and you can wash cotton in hot water.
476302
I used it on fleece blankets that are placed on my dog's beds. It works well and doesn't seem to damage them, but I haven't tried it on fleece clothing.
574344
I use it year round- its a light cotton. I live in CT and keep my house at 67 degrees at night. I make sure my baby always wears long sleeves and pants to bed- this adds a touch of warmth. My feeling is fleece is too warm since it doesn't breathe but I think many use fleece in winter. I prefer a light "blanket" type covering so baby doesn't overheat.
890419
I am not sure about fleeces and polyesters. Sorry. I have only used them on other material types.
1130921
I would compare it to a very soft fleece. It washes well and remains just as soft without 'pilling'.
936504
I have not tried fleece with the cutter my guess is it will have alot of fuzz which you will want to clean often off the blade(depending on the type of fleece) sorry I couldn't help ya.
1691910
I haven't had any problem with these pads. I use two a day usually for my husband, so I am washing them daily. I Use a permanent press cycle on both the washer and dryer, and have had no problem with pilling. And that's after several months of use. I have four of them, and will probably buy four more in the near future just for convenience.
842803
They are quite sharp, so I think they would work for thinner fabrics. I know they could cut through a standard thickness wool felt, but fleece might be too thick. They are definitely not as sharp as sewing scissors.