Which is better, cotton or mesh? Is there a benefit to one over the other?
2048825
I think mesh is better.Because it is more breathable. The baby carrier which is made of mesh material is good for baby and it will make he/her more comfortable.
2048826
It depends on your climate. The cotton is a good all weather material. If you live somewhere consistently warm, then you want the mesh to keep the baby cool. I hope that helps. If not, please let me know.
328382
I am no expert on metals or fabric but as Mel says...the mesh does not feel as if it is made of any type metal but feels more like a synthetic type mesh. It is however very durable. I was just figuring this morning that I have used the same three for at east 60 uses each. Very well constructed.
1742067
100% cotton is definitely heavy duty and they can last 100+ washes easily. Due to 100% cotton you should remove from dryer promptly to minimize wrinkles
1662446
It's material/mesh. It does kink easily so it works best for long, fairly straight runs.
560963
Both versions have a jersey cotton inner layer and the same amount of polyfil. The only difference is the outer layer - cotton in one and microfleece in the other. If you are looking to maximize breathability, the cotton would probably be your better option.
92060
It sure is a good compromise for me. I agree about 100% cotton, and don't own the UA Tech shirt, but didn't like the feel of it in the store. I love the UA charged cotton, and have bought two more recently.
908948
Yeah that's a tough call. This chair has more material versus the other which is more mesh like. You can compare functionality and see what you like.
2169842
The holes are a bit larger than the screening used on a dryer lint trap so some of the particulate might escape, depending upon what you're using it for. For a dryer, or for extended outdoor use I'd get a fine metal mesh from a hardware store rather than this tulle. But, to answer your specific question, the holes are definitely big enough for easy air flow, even if it was doubled over on itself.
831731
I have not used either one. I think texture of the surface would affect the usability, since I've had problems with similar manual pads. I prefer to do my cut-in by hand, especially over rough texture.
1860059
I think the main difference is in the materials. Some of the more expensive mats are made from organic cotton and natural foam. Some do not use plastic for the flowers. This can be very important to people with sensitives. I do suffer from multiple chemical sensitives and would prefer an organic cotton mat without plastic, but I can honestly say that this mat has never caused me to react after I let it air out.
1931380
Depends what you used the cheesecloth for. The double mesh definitely filters more than the single screen strainers. With cheesecloth you can squeeze out more moisture which is harder with a strainer.
15437
Fabric is breathable and quick dry, so better than cotton in my opinion and I've worn them in hot dry climates. Would just go with lighter colors to stay cooler.
989168
Definitely polyester in the lattice inner structure. It's like an open weave mesh with a polyester mesh inside. It is an open air design for airflow, not at all like a cotton padding.
854097
I never buy cotton ems or tac pants. The ones I use are the blend, that's the reason they wash and dry better with less fade. The cotton ones bleed during washing, dry wrinkled and fade bad.
1915660
Not as fine as mesh, but very fine. I strain tea that gets 'loose' front regular tea bags. Hope this helps.
1151394
I used cotton shirts as well as polyester zip up. Unfortunately my heat press started having issues after 1-2 months so I'm now returning it :-(
709179
I would not go with the 2- inch mesh if I were to use this. Hardware cloth might be a better option