Do wetbags need to be waterproofed?
Hi everyone!
I'm thinking I would like to make some wetbags, but I don't want to use waterproofing. I would probably line them with corduroy instead. I wonder if anyone would use them, or do you need waterproofing?
Three reasons for the question. 1) I don't find it necessary for myself, so I wonder if anyone else out there is like me. Personally, I just fold the pads and put them in my pocket when I'm out. A wetbag would be nice for heavy days, though. Save my pockets for other things. :) 2) The less airflow there is, the more smelly bacteria are going to breed. 3) I don't want to use up my precious waterproofing materials. I don't buy new PUL, and second-hand PUL is hard to come by, especially in pieces big enough for a wetbag.
So, poll:
Poll waterproof wetbagsThank you!
*crosses fingers because I don't think I have ever posted an lj poll successfully.* :p
I'm thinking I would like to make some wetbags, but I don't want to use waterproofing. I would probably line them with corduroy instead. I wonder if anyone would use them, or do you need waterproofing?
Three reasons for the question. 1) I don't find it necessary for myself, so I wonder if anyone else out there is like me. Personally, I just fold the pads and put them in my pocket when I'm out. A wetbag would be nice for heavy days, though. Save my pockets for other things. :) 2) The less airflow there is, the more smelly bacteria are going to breed. 3) I don't want to use up my precious waterproofing materials. I don't buy new PUL, and second-hand PUL is hard to come by, especially in pieces big enough for a wetbag.
So, poll:
Poll waterproof wetbagsThank you!
*crosses fingers because I don't think I have ever posted an lj poll successfully.* :p