Is the liner covered in burlap or fabric that is more damp proof like for urine
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No, the inside is like lambs wool. It would not be water or urine proof. My dog LOVES this bed!
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The lining of the bed is faux shearling, but is not damp proof that I can tell. The cover is a cotton twill. I think it is washable--you just take the cover off the pillow.
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No it is not, however, you can unzip the bag and pull out the bag that the stuffing is in and put something over it to urine proof it. If your animal has an accident, you're not able to wash the frame in the washer as it has a metal rod in it to help keep its shape, but you are able to soak it/hand wash with no problem.
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fabric that is thick. My min pins have a tendency to shred beds, pillow etc. but they are doing very well with this bed. You cna wipe wetness up with a cloth it will bead up on the fabric.
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Easy to clean. My wife puts it in the regular wash with our other dog bedding. Our dog is incontinent and did have an accident. The inner layer looks like a plastic type of material, but I'm torn on whether it is intended to be water proof. His urine did not get to the padded shell. Not sure how it would have been if we did not intervene right away though...
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What type of material is the inside lining? Is it water-proof/stain-resistant? Want to use as laundry basket for dishcloths and soiled baby clothes. Not sure how it will hold up to the dampness, mildew-wise. Also, will the small bin be able to hold one load of washing?
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Yes. The liner goes inside the pocket of the diaper so when baby goes potty everything soaks through that top layer and stops at the liner. The pocket basically just holds the liner in place.
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The liner itself does not hold much, but the urine will still stay in the bag as long as there are no holes. I just tie the bag in a knot until I get to a trash can.
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There is a thin fabric on the bottom. But no way to remove and wash a liner. I would not recommend putting anything damp inside. This is not my favorite hamper. It is working for the moment, but I can tell that we will be replacing it soon.
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True, with the canvas it will stain with urine and feces.We place puppy potty paids on top of the canvas then cover the potty pads with bedding/fleece. We have bedding on one side of the divider (eating area and litter box) and on the other side (sleeping and play area) we have fleece. We found the potty pads to be an extra layer to protect the canvas from stains and long term odor.Hope this answers your question.
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It's is a cotton/ plastic blend material that is supposedly water proof. I still bought the fitted matrice covers though for future potty training. My boy love the matrice and it has held up very well for me, we have had it for about a year now.
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I bought waterproof covers just in case but the mattress itself has a vinyl(?) case that is non-removable. I've had to put a sheet over just the mattress when I've run out of waterproof covers and it didn't seem to be affected by a pee-accident at all... I just cleaned it off and it was fine, it didn't feel like it had been penetrated.
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per the manufacturer, Mcnett, Thank you for contacting us. Typically when coating a fabric in polyurethane, manufacturer's will coat the underside or inside of the fabric. The polyurethane makes the fabric "waterproof." Manufacturer's will also typically apply a water repellent (like ReviveX Nubuck, Suede & Fabric Waterproofing Spray) on the opposite side of the fabric on the outside. This water repellent causes water to bead up and roll off the fabric. It is the fabric's first line of defense. In case water does begin to penetrate into the fabric, the polyurethane coating will prevent it from soaking through completely. It is the fabric's second line of defense. That said, you will not typically apply the water repellent to the polyurethane coated side. Instead, it is usually applied to the outer fabric to help water bead up and roll off the fabric. The funny thing about polyurethane is that manufacturer's use it to waterproof fabrics, but one of the quickest ways to break down a polyurethane coating is by saturating it in liquid. This is the reason the coating is typically applied to the underside or inside of the fabric and it is also the reason why manufacturer's recommend that you don't store polyurethane treated fabrics (i.e., backpacks, tents, etc.) wet or damp. The moisture may cause it to break down. That said, I would not recommend spraying anything directly onto the polyurethane coating. Again, water repellents like ReviveX Nubuck, Suede & Fabric Waterproofing Spray should be applied to the opposite side of the fabric on the outside. I would recommend covering any metal parts, simply because I'm not sure how they were treated or manufactured and because of that, I do not know how they will react to any type of liquids. Covering it with a piece of Scotch tape should suffice.
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It has some vinyl on the underside, but it isn't really visible. We're happy with it. We use it for our toddler for leaking. It sure has spared us having to change sheets in the middle of the night! Here's the fiber content that is listed. Surface: 50% polyester/50% cotton. Filling: 100% polyester. Interlining: 65% polyester/35% rayon. Barrier: 100% polyester backed vinyl.
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I put a liner behind it just in case.... nothing but bleach is mold proof. >.<The fabric is porous so I doubt it.
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it's more like a cloth material on the outside, but the inside looks pretty easy to wipe. i still haven't had the necessity to do so as of yet.
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There isn't a waterproof layer, you line it with a Tena or other brand of incontinence pad. Keeps the Tinkle Belt fresh. Hope this helps you! These Tinkle Belts have literally been life changers, I love them.
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It is a thick white sunbrella type fabric. Water beads right off it and it dries quickly Even when the cushion itself is wet.
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No not moisture proof and the bottom did not come with a fitting so not sturdy at all. I would recommend the plastic version.
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I'm not 100% sure... but I really believe they are the same thing. I have used the washable diaper cover-ups with a liner for my female (in heat) and they are awesome. If you are looking for incontinence protection you may need an actual diaper, and then if you want it to look good you could purchase the cover-ups to go over it. Here's a link to the ones I purchased: Simple Solution Washable Diaper Cover-Ups, Large, "Colors May Vary", Pink/Purple or Blue/Black, 2 Pack I hope this helps.