I need some input

[kewidoll]

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[barbles]

WTF? What did you get? That is um gross.

[kewidoll]

I got a little wetbag for swim class. The shower curtain is new not that really matters.

[yellowitchgrl]

Yeah, there's no way that will be effective with holes in it. I don't even use small pins if I'm making a wetbag!

Ask for the item back or money, and if she refuses, leave feedback that is fair. :-(

[kewidoll]

I sent her an email this is waht she said.
no, i dont use PUL, it is industrial strength thin plastic from joanns. it is what they make utility bags with and line "dry bags" for camping.

i am so sorry it has holes in it?! i didnt notice any when i finished it. I would gladly make you another one! i promise you will find you like it better than pul- it doesnt wick AT ALL!! my customers love it!

I have never heard of a wet bag made from thin plastic.

[yellowitchgrl]

Uhhhhh... I have never heard of it.

[kewidoll]

yeah I can't for life of me think of what she is talking about. I'm just not so pleased. Really I don't want her to make me another one.

[yellowitchgrl]

:-/ I'd exchange it back then. I thought about it and I know what you're talking about, and I actually do think it's plastic for shower curtains. I'll buy almost any fabric from JoAnns but I use the net for PUL and OBV and other stuff like that.

[eclecticmama]

I have some of the plastic from Joanns. I used it to cover my light-colored kitchen chairs so the kids wouldn't stain them. LOL I don't know about using it for wetbags. I have never tried it or even thought of trying it.

[eclecticmama]

I just saw the pictures. That plastic looks a LOT thinner than what I have bought from Joanns. I don't think that thin stuff would hold up very well, not to mention the fact that with those holes the bag won't even function as a wetbag.