Ever heard/used Zorb (fabric)?

Hi all,

I just came accross this piece of info about a seemigly revolutionnary fabric called Zorb. Has anyone else heard of it?

http://allaboutclothdiapers.com/what-is ... -you-know/

Yup, quite a few nappy WAHMs use it - Dunk n Fluff, Hollow Oak and Puddlekins etc. Does what it says on the tin - slim and absorbent.

its in my dunk n fluffs I think it works x

I use it in pretty much all my nappies now, really fab for heavy wetters especially overnight

i'''ve just made tow nappys with it in. i love it

i've had mixed responses - one wahm nappy with zorb never lasted as longas i would expect a nappy to last - but my dnf's with zorb are just fab, very trim, super absorbant, quick drying. i plan on making some slim boosters with zorb core.

i've had mixed responses - one wahm nappy with zorb never lasted as longas i would expect a nappy to last - but my dnf's with zorb are just fab, very trim, super absorbant, quick drying. i plan on making some slim boosters with zorb core.

Depends on what else the wahm used along with the Zorb though, I used hemp with the Zorb.

Is it from the States that you buy the fabric ladies, or is it available in Europe too?

Is it from the States that you buy the fabric ladies, or is it available in Europe too?

You can get it from Lush Tush (Suzanne) on here but mainly it's from the States, I don't know of anyone else selling it. She sells it as a 'Nappy Cut' but this is big enough to use for a number of things. I bought 2 lots & it's a weird felt stuff that you can just cut, no need to hem etc ... I can't sew to save my life so just shopped it into booster size bits & stuff it in my pockets with some hemp or bamboo.

I always get it added to my DnF, GF's and LLS where possible though, really helps for my heavy wetter.