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ladysharon
at Wed Jul 9 22:11:10 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ladysharon ]
Hi. Thanks for all the replys.
I think I should have refrased my subject line and added someting... liek do you use them or a product like them...
ANYWAY I'm confused with the "kraft paper" deal. When I think of kraft paper I think of drawing or construction paper... you get it wet and it soaks through. This webside made it sound like this product was a thin cloth...
So this deal makes me concerned because... these are florida blues... an d I'll probally stick moss at one end of the cage and wet it sometimes by dumping a (small) cup of water on it. I don't want the water running all over the cage.
I use paper towels in my small temporary holding cages if I need to take someone to the vet or if they need to be fed seperately... I have found that when papertowels get wet and then dry they STICK TO THE CAGE. So I was hopeing this product didn't do that.
Here is a quote from their site:
"Introducing the best disposable cage liner available!!
Highly absorbent, mold resistent, indented surface
aids in the shedding process."
Ok when I read "highly absorbent" I think like a sponge here.
The website is below
http://www.kingsnake.com/cageliners/
Btw... someone said they talked to the guy... I assume over the phone. But I can't find a phone number. I diddn't know that when I wrote this.
oh and there is absolutly no way I could life 60lb.  try 20.
- Sharon
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RE: "Disposable Cage Liners INC" Do you use their liners? why/why not? - ladysharon, Wed Jul 9 22:11:10 2003