Organic Cotton Wool

also called absorbant cotton or cotton pleats.
i want to use it for cleaning my baby during diaper changes, common in the u.k but not so here in the states.

Try http://www.giaim.com

2008-03-21 17:23:40 by TANZ

Music all the way

Hi

I'm in the process of bringing out a clothes line. I'm looking for fabric vendors in selling the following fabrics in and around Bangalore:

Silk ,Hemp , cashmere/ shaved wool .Vintage fabrics or sarees ,fabrics weaved using old fabrics ,organic cotton ,polartec and pop.

Please help me. Please give me vendor address and phone numbers if possible.

u find all help Pradeep & company at mumbai girgaon u contact mr yogesh kakad 022-23852136

2009-08-19 03:17:23 by hannibal l

Price: $69.95 $49.95

Resists mold, mildew and bacterial build-up - Ideal for allergy sufferers. Sizes: Standard - 20 x 26, Queen - 20 x 30, King - 20 x 32
Heavy-duty 100% Organic Cotton Cover
Provides medium-firm support to the head and neck

As a young child I was allergic to the world. From flowers to sheep and even most soaps. I have outgrown most allergies (or they are less severe) and can now take things such as walking near flowers without needing to be rushed to the hospital. On the other hand, some things have lessened but are still quite bad (such as fresh cut lawns). I had a real allergy towards wool (in other words, I didn't just get hives from wool but I would have a full on asthma attack) yet I want to buy an organic mattress. I have been looking at Abaca since I am moving to Europe but they have a ton of wool wrapped around cotton. I assume this keeps the bed from being so itchy. Is organic wool different? Will I have less of a reaction to organic wool thats covered by organic cotton?

I would be very wary, allergies can come and go, I would think there are other materials that may suit your needs. Good luck.

2007-08-17 20:10:39 by Baa_Baa_Blacksheep

Price: $99.00 $99.00

Organic cotton filling - pure, natural, and chemical-free
Fire protection - non-toxic fire barrier system meets and exceeds all federal and state flammability standards without the use of potentially harmful chemicals
Non-toxic design - no vinyl, pvc, or phthalates; no polyurethane foam; no latex or wool eliminates potential latex allergenic concerns

I just bought my kids brand new, organic cotton/latex/wool mattresses, but have a big problem.
My son has diabetes and when his blood-sugar is high, he wets the bed. But he WETS the bed. Meaning - a big puddle. Are the natural wool or cotton mattress pads going to work for him?

i would think it would soak thru. i know they are not organic but i worked in a nursing home and used what are called chucks under our residents. they aren't organic but a lot better than plastic. i would think you could find them at any medical supply store.

good luck.

2007-12-23 12:33:07 by Lauren J

I wanted to start a small business during my senior year or high school. Winter is coming up and I figured I should maybe start by making stuff such as baby blankets and clothes and/or dog clothes and beds. I want to make at least $700,000 by the time I'm 22 (not just supporting myself on this job) and hoping to start soon. Are these easy to make things with? Does anyone know where I can purchase organic cotton for cheaper? Even better...does anyone know where i can get alpaca fur for cheaper?
Is 50% alpaca 50% silk good? It seems to be cheaper and have deeper colors

Alpaca fur makes wonderful yarn! There is a business call The Alpaca Connection, perhaps you could get in contact with them somehow to learn more about Alpaca fur.

2007-08-10 21:35:59 by Baa_Baa_Blacksheep