ProCool Wicking Interlock's moisture permeability makes is possible to product diapers that dry easily -- you can eliminate the hassle and cost of no pockets all together (well-designed All-in-Ones lined with this materials will dry in a single cycle)

• High percolation rates help eliminate leaking, particularly from 'heavy wetters'
• Colorfast and stain resistant, reduces stain diversion to less than 3% in DSQ use
• Stays softer through hundreds of washes
• Does not accumulate particles that contribute to 'diaper odor'
• Color perfectly matches to DiaperMaker PUL as it is processed in the same dye bath.

Preparing your fabric:  This fabric is delivered cut & sew ready, pre-washing is neither recommended nor required. If you must pre-wash your yardage, use a gentle cycle and hang dry to avoid wringing damage.

Fabric sticking?  This is a common problem with plasticized fabrics like PUL. It's best to use a Teflon foot, these are available at sewing stores for between $3 and $10 for most machines.  If you can't get a teflon foot, you can try sewing through wax paper or daubing a tiny amount of sewing machine oil on your presser foot. 

Leaking after sewing?  Make sure you use good quality polyester thread.  Tex-27 or 65/2 grades are the best. Cotton or rayon threads should not be used in diapers as they naturally wick moisture.  Also make sure you use BALL POINT NEEDLES!  Remember, PUL is a knit, so like all knits use a ballpoint needle.  Sharps (the kind you use for wovens and felts) will slice the yarns which will cause the holes around the threads to enlarge and leak.

Need PUL for binding?  You can make your own binding from PUL knits (instead of using FOE). Cut strips across the grain if you desire some stretch, and with the grain if you want to limit stretch.  PUL is a knit base so you DO NOT cut it on the bias.

Washing Instructions: Wash with oxygenated bleach with no chlorine. The detergent should not already contain sodium percarbonate (the active ingredient in many oxygenated bleaches), or else you will risk overdoing it on your diapers! Wash temperatures can be HOT, that is, between 145 and 165 degree F (65 to 75 degree C). It is best to add hot water to the laundry tub then add powder until dissolved- then add your dirty diapers.

Rinsing Instructions: It is highly recommended to give an extra rinse cycle as any minute traces of the detergent or any other washing chemicals which are left in the diaper / product made from the PUL, are highly detrimental to the film and reduces the life of the laminate.

Drying Instructions: Dry on medium heat, at a temperature not more than 130 degree F (50 degree C). Use of fabric softeners is not recommended. Please DO NOT wring or iron on the film side. Any urethane film is affected by bleach, chlorine and dry heat exceeding 130 degree F. To have a longer life of your product, please take note of this.

Preparing your fabric:  This fabric is delivered cut & sew ready, pre-washing is neither recommended nor required. If you must pre-wash your yardage, use a gentle cycle and hang dry to avoid wringing damage.

Fabric sticking?  This is a common problem with plasticized fabrics like PUL. It's best to use a Teflon foot, these are available at sewing stores for between $3 and $10 for most machines.  If you can't get a teflon foot, you can try sewing through wax paper or daubing a tiny amount of sewing machine oil on your presser foot. 

Leaking after sewing?  Make sure you use good quality polyester thread.  Tex-27 or 65/2 grades are the best. Cotton or rayon threads should not be used in diapers as they naturally wick moisture.  Also make sure you use BALL POINT NEEDLES!  Remember, PUL is a knit, so like all knits use a ballpoint needle.  Sharps (the kind you use for wovens and felts) will slice the yarns which will cause the holes around the threads to enlarge and leak.

Need PUL for binding?  You can make your own binding from PUL knits (instead of using FOE). Cut strips across the grain if you desire some stretch, and with the grain if you want to limit stretch.  PUL is a knit base so you DO NOT cut it on the bias.

Washing Instructions: Wash with oxygenated bleach with no chlorine. The detergent should not already contain sodium percarbonate (the active ingredient in many oxygenated bleaches), or else you will risk overdoing it on your diapers! Wash temperatures can be HOT, that is, between 145 and 165 degree F (65 to 75 degree C). It is best to add hot water to the laundry tub then add powder until dissolved- then add your dirty diapers.

Rinsing Instructions: It is highly recommended to give an extra rinse cycle as any minute traces of the detergent or any other washing chemicals which are left in the diaper / product made from the PUL, are highly detrimental to the film and reduces the life of the laminate.

Drying Instructions: Dry on medium heat, at a temperature not more than 130 degree F (50 degree C). Use of fabric softeners is not recommended. Please DO NOT wring or iron on the film side. Any urethane film is affected by bleach, chlorine and dry heat exceeding 130 degree F. To have a longer life of your product, please take note of this.

Preparing your fabric:  This fabric is delivered cut & sew ready, pre-washing is neither recommended nor required. If you must pre-wash your yardage, use a gentle cycle and hang dry to avoid wringing damage.

Fabric sticking?  This is a common problem with plasticized fabrics like PUL. It's best to use a Teflon foot, these are available at sewing stores for between $3 and $10 for most machines.  If you can't get a teflon foot, you can try sewing through wax paper or daubing a tiny amount of sewing machine oil on your presser foot. 

Leaking after sewing?  Make sure you use good quality polyester thread.  Tex-27 or 65/2 grades are the best. Cotton or rayon threads should not be used in diapers as they naturally wick moisture.  Also make sure you use BALL POINT NEEDLES!  Remember, PUL is a knit, so like all knits use a ballpoint needle.  Sharps (the kind you use for wovens and felts) will slice the yarns which will cause the holes around the threads to enlarge and leak.

Need PUL for binding?  You can make your own binding from PUL knits (instead of using FOE). Cut strips across the grain if you desire some stretch, and with the grain if you want to limit stretch.  PUL is a knit base so you DO NOT cut it on the bias.

Washing Instructions: Wash with oxygenated bleach with no chlorine. The detergent should not already contain sodium percarbonate (the active ingredient in many oxygenated bleaches), or else you will risk overdoing it on your diapers! Wash temperatures can be HOT, that is, between 145 and 165 degree F (65 to 75 degree C). It is best to add hot water to the laundry tub then add powder until dissolved- then add your dirty diapers.

Rinsing Instructions: It is highly recommended to give an extra rinse cycle as any minute traces of the detergent or any other washing chemicals which are left in the diaper / product made from the PUL, are highly detrimental to the film and reduces the life of the laminate.

Drying Instructions: Dry on medium heat, at a temperature not more than 130 degree F (50 degree C). Use of fabric softeners is not recommended. Please DO NOT wring or iron on the film side. Any urethane film is affected by bleach, chlorine and dry heat exceeding 130 degree F. To have a longer life of your product, please take note of this.

ProCool Wicking Interlock's moisture permeability makes is possible to product diapers that dry easily -- you can eliminate the hassle and cost of no pockets all together (well-designed All-in-Ones lined with this materials will dry in a single cycle)

• High percolation rates help eliminate leaking, particularly from 'heavy wetters'
• Colorfast and stain resistant, reduces stain diversion to less than 3% in DSQ use
• Stays softer through hundreds of washes
• Does not accumulate particles that contribute to 'diaper odor'
• Color perfectly matches to DiaperMaker PUL as it is processed in the same dye bath.

These blanks are used on the outside of the basic LGB kit to make an all-in-one diaper.  All you need to do is add this layer on the outside of the French Terry ply!   They can be serged or sewn with a regular sewing machine using the turn and topstitch method.  

If you prefer to use decorative cotton outers, use the white PUL between the French Terry layer and your decorative cotton outer. 

Sizing Chart

Preparing your fabric:  This fabric is delivered cut & sew ready, pre-washing is neither recommended nor required. If you must pre-wash your yardage, use a gentle cycle and hang dry to avoid wringing damage.

Fabric sticking?  This is a common problem with plasticized fabrics like PUL. It's best to use a Teflon foot, these are available at sewing stores for between $3 and $10 for most machines.  If you can't get a teflon foot, you can try sewing through wax paper or daubing a tiny amount of sewing machine oil on your presser foot. 

Leaking after sewing?  Make sure you use good quality polyester thread.  Tex-27 or 65/2 grades are the best. Cotton or rayon threads should not be used in diapers as they naturally wick moisture.  Also make sure you use BALL POINT NEEDLES!  Remember, PUL is a knit, so like all knits use a ballpoint needle.  Sharps (the kind you use for wovens and felts) will slice the yarns which will cause the holes around the threads to enlarge and leak.

Need PUL for binding?  You can make your own binding from PUL knits (instead of using FOE). Cut strips across the grain if you desire some stretch, and with the grain if you want to limit stretch.  PUL is a knit base so you DO NOT cut it on the bias.

Washing Instructions: Wash with oxygenated bleach with no chlorine. The detergent should not already contain sodium percarbonate (the active ingredient in many oxygenated bleaches), or else you will risk overdoing it on your diapers! Wash temperatures can be HOT, that is, between 145 and 165 degree F (65 to 75 degree C). It is best to add hot water to the laundry tub then add powder until dissolved- then add your dirty diapers.

Rinsing Instructions: It is highly recommended to give an extra rinse cycle as any minute traces of the detergent or any other washing chemicals which are left in the diaper / product made from the PUL, are highly detrimental to the film and reduces the life of the laminate.

Drying Instructions: Dry on medium heat, at a temperature not more than 130 degree F (50 degree C). Use of fabric softeners is not recommended. Please DO NOT wring or iron on the film side. Any urethane film is affected by bleach, chlorine and dry heat exceeding 130 degree F. To have a longer life of your product, please take note of this.

Preparing your fabric:  This fabric is delivered cut & sew ready, pre-washing is neither recommended nor required. If you must pre-wash your yardage, use a gentle cycle and hang dry to avoid wringing damage.

Fabric sticking?  This is a common problem with plasticized fabrics like PUL. It's best to use a Teflon foot, these are available at sewing stores for between $3 and $10 for most machines.  If you can't get a teflon foot, you can try sewing through wax paper or daubing a tiny amount of sewing machine oil on your presser foot. 

Leaking after sewing?  Make sure you use good quality polyester thread.  Tex-27 or 65/2 grades are the best. Cotton or rayon threads should not be used in diapers as they naturally wick moisture.  Also make sure you use BALL POINT NEEDLES!  Remember, PUL is a knit, so like all knits use a ballpoint needle.  Sharps (the kind you use for wovens and felts) will slice the yarns which will cause the holes around the threads to enlarge and leak.

Need PUL for binding?  You can make your own binding from PUL knits (instead of using FOE). Cut strips across the grain if you desire some stretch, and with the grain if you want to limit stretch.  PUL is a knit base so you DO NOT cut it on the bias.

Washing Instructions: Wash with oxygenated bleach with no chlorine. The detergent should not already contain sodium percarbonate (the active ingredient in many oxygenated bleaches), or else you will risk overdoing it on your diapers! Wash temperatures can be HOT, that is, between 145 and 165 degree F (65 to 75 degree C). It is best to add hot water to the laundry tub then add powder until dissolved- then add your dirty diapers.

Rinsing Instructions: It is highly recommended to give an extra rinse cycle as any minute traces of the detergent or any other washing chemicals which are left in the diaper / product made from the PUL, are highly detrimental to the film and reduces the life of the laminate.

Drying Instructions: Dry on medium heat, at a temperature not more than 130 degree F (50 degree C). Use of fabric softeners is not recommended. Please DO NOT wring or iron on the film side. Any urethane film is affected by bleach, chlorine and dry heat exceeding 130 degree F. To have a longer life of your product, please take note of this.

ProCool Wicking Interlock's moisture permeability makes is possible to product diapers that dry easily -- you can eliminate the hassle and cost of no pockets all together (well-designed All-in-Ones lined with this materials will dry in a single cycle)

• High percolation rates help eliminate leaking, particularly from 'heavy wetters'
• Colorfast and stain resistant, reduces stain diversion to less than 3% in DSQ use
• Stays softer through hundreds of washes
• Does not accumulate particles that contribute to 'diaper odor'
• Color perfectly matches to DiaperMaker PUL as it is processed in the same dye bath.

Preparing your fabric:  This fabric is delivered cut & sew ready, pre-washing is neither recommended nor required. If you must pre-wash your yardage, use a gentle cycle and hang dry to avoid wringing damage.

Fabric sticking?  This is a common problem with plasticized fabrics like PUL. It's best to use a Teflon foot, these are available at sewing stores for between $3 and $10 for most machines.  If you can't get a teflon foot, you can try sewing through wax paper or daubing a tiny amount of sewing machine oil on your presser foot. 

Leaking after sewing?  Make sure you use good quality polyester thread.  Tex-27 or 65/2 grades are the best. Cotton or rayon threads should not be used in diapers as they naturally wick moisture.  Also make sure you use BALL POINT NEEDLES!  Remember, PUL is a knit, so like all knits use a ballpoint needle.  Sharps (the kind you use for wovens and felts) will slice the yarns which will cause the holes around the threads to enlarge and leak.

Need PUL for binding?  You can make your own binding from PUL knits (instead of using FOE). Cut strips across the grain if you desire some stretch, and with the grain if you want to limit stretch.  PUL is a knit base so you DO NOT cut it on the bias.

Washing Instructions: Wash with oxygenated bleach with no chlorine. The detergent should not already contain sodium percarbonate (the active ingredient in many oxygenated bleaches), or else you will risk overdoing it on your diapers! Wash temperatures can be HOT, that is, between 145 and 165 degree F (65 to 75 degree C). It is best to add hot water to the laundry tub then add powder until dissolved- then add your dirty diapers.

Rinsing Instructions: It is highly recommended to give an extra rinse cycle as any minute traces of the detergent or any other washing chemicals which are left in the diaper / product made from the PUL, are highly detrimental to the film and reduces the life of the laminate.

Drying Instructions: Dry on medium heat, at a temperature not more than 130 degree F (50 degree C). Use of fabric softeners is not recommended. Please DO NOT wring or iron on the film side. Any urethane film is affected by bleach, chlorine and dry heat exceeding 130 degree F. To have a longer life of your product, please take note of this.

Preparing your fabric:  This fabric is delivered cut & sew ready, pre-washing is neither recommended nor required. If you must pre-wash your yardage, use a gentle cycle and hang dry to avoid wringing damage.

Fabric sticking?  This is a common problem with plasticized fabrics like PUL. It's best to use a Teflon foot, these are available at sewing stores for between $3 and $10 for most machines.  If you can't get a teflon foot, you can try sewing through wax paper or daubing a tiny amount of sewing machine oil on your presser foot. 

Leaking after sewing?  Make sure you use good quality polyester thread.  Tex-27 or 65/2 grades are the best. Cotton or rayon threads should not be used in diapers as they naturally wick moisture.  Also make sure you use BALL POINT NEEDLES!  Remember, PUL is a knit, so like all knits use a ballpoint needle.  Sharps (the kind you use for wovens and felts) will slice the yarns which will cause the holes around the threads to enlarge and leak.

Need PUL for binding?  You can make your own binding from PUL knits (instead of using FOE). Cut strips across the grain if you desire some stretch, and with the grain if you want to limit stretch.  PUL is a knit base so you DO NOT cut it on the bias.

Washing Instructions: Wash with oxygenated bleach with no chlorine. The detergent should not already contain sodium percarbonate (the active ingredient in many oxygenated bleaches), or else you will risk overdoing it on your diapers! Wash temperatures can be HOT, that is, between 145 and 165 degree F (65 to 75 degree C). It is best to add hot water to the laundry tub then add powder until dissolved- then add your dirty diapers.

Rinsing Instructions: It is highly recommended to give an extra rinse cycle as any minute traces of the detergent or any other washing chemicals which are left in the diaper / product made from the PUL, are highly detrimental to the film and reduces the life of the laminate.

Drying Instructions: Dry on medium heat, at a temperature not more than 130 degree F (50 degree C). Use of fabric softeners is not recommended. Please DO NOT wring or iron on the film side. Any urethane film is affected by bleach, chlorine and dry heat exceeding 130 degree F. To have a longer life of your product, please take note of this.

Preparing your fabric:  This fabric is delivered cut & sew ready, pre-washing is neither recommended nor required. If you must pre-wash your yardage, use a gentle cycle and hang dry to avoid wringing damage.

Fabric sticking?  This is a common problem with plasticized fabrics like PUL. It's best to use a Teflon foot, these are available at sewing stores for between $3 and $10 for most machines.  If you can't get a teflon foot, you can try sewing through wax paper or daubing a tiny amount of sewing machine oil on your presser foot. 

Leaking after sewing?  Make sure you use good quality polyester thread.  Tex-27 or 65/2 grades are the best. Cotton or rayon threads should not be used in diapers as they naturally wick moisture.  Also make sure you use BALL POINT NEEDLES!  Remember, PUL is a knit, so like all knits use a ballpoint needle.  Sharps (the kind you use for wovens and felts) will slice the yarns which will cause the holes around the threads to enlarge and leak.

Need PUL for binding?  You can make your own binding from PUL knits (instead of using FOE). Cut strips across the grain if you desire some stretch, and with the grain if you want to limit stretch.  PUL is a knit base so you DO NOT cut it on the bias.

Washing Instructions: Wash with oxygenated bleach with no chlorine. The detergent should not already contain sodium percarbonate (the active ingredient in many oxygenated bleaches), or else you will risk overdoing it on your diapers! Wash temperatures can be HOT, that is, between 145 and 165 degree F (65 to 75 degree C). It is best to add hot water to the laundry tub then add powder until dissolved- then add your dirty diapers.

Rinsing Instructions: It is highly recommended to give an extra rinse cycle as any minute traces of the detergent or any other washing chemicals which are left in the diaper / product made from the PUL, are highly detrimental to the film and reduces the life of the laminate.

Drying Instructions: Dry on medium heat, at a temperature not more than 130 degree F (50 degree C). Use of fabric softeners is not recommended. Please DO NOT wring or iron on the film side. Any urethane film is affected by bleach, chlorine and dry heat exceeding 130 degree F. To have a longer life of your product, please take note of this.

Preparing your fabric:  This fabric is delivered cut & sew ready, pre-washing is neither recommended nor required. If you must pre-wash your yardage, use a gentle cycle and hang dry to avoid wringing damage.

Fabric sticking?  This is a common problem with plasticized fabrics like PUL. It's best to use a Teflon foot, these are available at sewing stores for between $3 and $10 for most machines.  If you can't get a teflon foot, you can try sewing through wax paper or daubing a tiny amount of sewing machine oil on your presser foot. 

Leaking after sewing?  Make sure you use good quality polyester thread.  Tex-27 or 65/2 grades are the best. Cotton or rayon threads should not be used in diapers as they naturally wick moisture.  Also make sure you use BALL POINT NEEDLES!  Remember, PUL is a knit, so like all knits use a ballpoint needle.  Sharps (the kind you use for wovens and felts) will slice the yarns which will cause the holes around the threads to enlarge and leak.

Need PUL for binding?  You can make your own binding from PUL knits (instead of using FOE). Cut strips across the grain if you desire some stretch, and with the grain if you want to limit stretch.  PUL is a knit base so you DO NOT cut it on the bias.

Washing Instructions: Wash with oxygenated bleach with no chlorine. The detergent should not already contain sodium percarbonate (the active ingredient in many oxygenated bleaches), or else you will risk overdoing it on your diapers! Wash temperatures can be HOT, that is, between 145 and 165 degree F (65 to 75 degree C). It is best to add hot water to the laundry tub then add powder until dissolved- then add your dirty diapers.

Rinsing Instructions: It is highly recommended to give an extra rinse cycle as any minute traces of the detergent or any other washing chemicals which are left in the diaper / product made from the PUL, are highly detrimental to the film and reduces the life of the laminate.

Drying Instructions: Dry on medium heat, at a temperature not more than 130 degree F (50 degree C). Use of fabric softeners is not recommended. Please DO NOT wring or iron on the film side. Any urethane film is affected by bleach, chlorine and dry heat exceeding 130 degree F. To have a longer life of your product, please take note of this.