is it plastisol or water based?
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I believe it is water based, as I was able to clean everything up with ease (warm water and possibly a small amount of soap).
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I couldn't give you a proper answer. It looks and feels like plexiglass. That's all.
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The bottle itself says wood, glass,metal and fabric. Indoor/outdoor. Waterbased.
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It's made of food grade polyurethane (according to their website). No waterproofing is organic, but you have to decide if the trade off is worth it for you. Honestly, I'm still back and forth on this myself! From my research, this does seem to be the best (or one of the best) organic waterproof mattress pads out there.
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No, not at all, it is more like poly clay. Being made of paper you would think it would be, it is easy to use and air dries. I love it.
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The box says "a proprietary blend of moisture-activated micro-granuoles." It looks like extra fine clumping clay litter. I don't think it is wheat, corn, pine, newspaper or any of those alternate materials.
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Not sure; Suggestion; my email plafib@gmail.com I will send you a sample you can try, I would be doubtfulas backing appears to be paper.Not like wet or dry I am used to working with.
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It's water based. H Depot has really good sales online fairly often. I used the Espresso color.
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I really do not know, but I used sand because I thought it'd make it more stable. The plastic seems thick enough for water though.
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it's water based as I think almost all of Noodler's ink is. they make pretty good ink. I have 3 bottles. the pen that comes with this is decent too considering it is free, but the cap can break easily, so don't drop it.
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As far as I know is polymer(plastic) I am not a chemist, so contact them. Check on Pyramid.com
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Water based. I have used it on Western Red Cedar boards, Pine boards, D-Fir Boards and plywood with no raised grain issues that could not be handled with a light sanding. Desired "ageing" or greying of substrate was quick and uniform across all species mentioned above.
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You probably already found the answer to this question but I was just researching this myself and I believe it's a thin layer of food-grade polyethylene. According to the Naturepedic website, the waterproof cover for their crib mattresses is this food-grade polyethylene, so I'm pretty certain it's the same throughout all of their waterproof products.
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It's plastic. So different from other mixes, there is no sediment in the bottom.
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Never had a problem. Careful to open up and dry in house after each use. Feels like hard rubber or hard vinyl, but I have no clue as to actual composition.
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What I have read is: Oil based over water based - OK. Water based over oil based - NO GOOD. So the answer to your question would be no.
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I am not sure about the organic nature but this is the one from dirty jobs. I have been using them for two seasons now and nothing is better. keeps a lot of plastic out of the landfills.