Some diapers are simple cotton, paired with waterproof covers, others are high tech
moisture wicking synthetic fibers.
Not exact matches
We even tested a new cloth diaper — one of our editors swears by them — and while we focused on cotton, which was strongly preferred in previous tests, we threw in one
synthetic microfiber towel (the fabric is known for
wicking moisture).
Specially made to clean
synthetic and technical fibers, the liquid helps to preserve athletic clothing's
moisture wicking capabilities, breathability, and water repellency.
With residue - free detergent, natural fibers will start to absorb more,
synthetic materials will
wick and keep
moisture out and prolong the life of the cloth diapers.
This is especially true if your diapers have a
moisture -
wicking layer of
synthetic fiber like microfleece.
Synthetic fabrics --- which include suedecloth, microfiber, microterry and polyester fleece --- are more durable and
wick moisture away from... MORE the baby, but they are petroleum - based.
They are softer than
synthetic fabrics and they breathe - making baby more comfortable as they
wick away
moisture and they do not become shock producing from being dried in the dryer.
Microfleece is a soft,
synthetic material often used as pocket diaper inners since it
wicks moisture away.
Like microfleece, microsuede is a
synthetic material that
wicks moisture away from baby.
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Synthetic fabrics, such as lycra or polyester, are the best for activities where you will be sweating as they are
moisture wicking (non-absorbent) and are hence quick drying.
They are kind of finicky in terms of care (you have to wash them with other
synthetics, and without fabric softener if you want them to maintain their
moisture -
wicking properties), but they don't show skin through them when they're stretched over your curvy parts, they're great in cold or hot weather, and the gusset keeps your anatomy from showing.
Experienced caregivers of rabbits extol
synthetic sheepskin — it is soft,
wicks moisture away from the rabbit's body, and can withstand repeated washing.
For days in the outdoors, we recommend the use of lightweight, breathable,
moisture -
wicking fabrics made of wool or
synthetic fibers.
Wool can also help to prevent night sweats, as it
wicks away
moisture more effectively than
synthetic fibres and traditional down fillings.