Sentences with phrase «than microfiber»

My husband and I have noticed that bamboo inserts work alot better than microfiber inserts.

In fact these have been more trim than microfiber inserts for us.

More expensive than microfiber (around $ 11 / yard).

They seem easier to wash than microfiber.

Bamboo is known to absorb more slowly than microfiber, so of course it seems like it holds less liquid in a test that is performed by dumping a large quantity of liquid quickly over the insert.

In general, layer for layer, bamboo, hemp, and cotton are trimmer and more absorbent than microfiber.

Zorb can hold 10x its weight in moisture, and absorb it even faster than microfiber!

Geffen inserts are less bulky than microfiber AND the hemp / cotton fabric isn't prone to odors building up.

Natural materials are a bit more prone to staining than microfiber or minky.

Inserts come in a range of materials like microfiber, hemp and bamboo with hemp or bamboo being most absorbent and thinner than microfiber.

Fabrics such as hemp, cotton, and bamboo, though still absorbent, are more easily rinsed than their microfiber counterparts and thus less likely to build up a stink.

It is fairly trim, I like that it is a natural fiber rather than microfiber and I like the double rows of snaps.

I thought in the beginning that I would prefer the hemp because I love natural fibers so I purchased more hemp than the microfiber.

The hemp inserts take longer to dry than the microfiber ones.

So far they only seem to last about 30 minutes longer than microfiber but since they are so trim I might be able to add more.

As well, they are supposed to be easier to clean than microfiber, meaning you may face less stink issues over time.

Hemp is known to absorb lots of fluid but slower than microfiber.

The smudge solution that is easiest to use is a CleanVu pad, which is a lot simpler and more effective than a microfiber cloth.

So far it seems to be wearing better than a microfiber insert, but that may be just because I don't use it very often.

CONS: Must be sandwiched between other layers of fabric, more expensive than microfiber.

They are amazingly absorbent and much easier to wash than microfiber!

Hemp is more absorbent than microfiber, more environmentally friendly, and has a natural anitmicrobial property.

I like them better than microfiber.

I have had more stink issues with natural fibers (my aios) than microfiber.

I bought some bamboo inserts because people kept saying how great they were and how much better than microfiber they were!