Middle of Liner Stretches and Wrinkles
These fleece liners work well for absorbency but have an issue with the middle section of the upper fleece stretching out. The liners are only stitched at the seams and then once around the perimeter by about four inches, leaving a large loose section directly in the center of every liner. The large, unstitched center eventually starts to stretch and bag. After the fleece stretches, it will never go back and it makes sweeping and cleanup very difficult. By comparison, the Guinea Dad liners are quilt stitched across the entire surface in a diamond pattern, which prevents the upper fleece from stretching and bagging and makes hand-sweeping a breeze. My issue with the Guinea Dads are that they don't offer any of the large sizes without an attached blanket burrow on one end. So I either have to use these liners or I'm stuck cutting off the Guinea Dad's attached blankie. At this point I'm really considering just making my own!
Rating: 3 stars