Cartridge filler materials

[Pav]

OK. Stupid question time. I've read this whole thread and probably just missed it but,

What is the actual filling that comes with the cartridges? (M401 carts in my case.) Does anyone sell that?

Thanks

[jvapor]

OK. Stupid question time. I've read this whole thread and probably just missed it but,

What is the actual filling that comes with the cartridges? (M401 carts in my case.) Does anyone sell that?

Thanks

The carts come with a 100% polyester fiber fill called polyfill. It really is the same thing you find in some pillows. It is available at about any craft store, walmart, and many other stores. A bag is like
$7.00 and good luck using it all. Some bags state that the fill is in compliance with california flamability standards. This does NOT mean that there is a flame retardent chemical added. It simply refers to the inherent nature of polyester. I have posted an email communication in an earlier thread from the manufacturer of Fairfield polyfill that states the same thing. Just be sure to buy 100% polyfill you do not want to use a cotton or rayon blend.

[dale_ch]

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dale_ch

[just-a-nobody]

I was reading about the pyrmid tea bags, and I went down to my craft store to buy a curtain rod and noticed this type of ribbon that looked a lot like the tea bag material. I bought a yard of it for 89 cents.

Then I went to the grocery store and bought some of them tea bags, and the material looks pretty similiar, except the ribbon had a finer mesh to it. Anyways, I cut some of the ribbon and put it in a cart and works great. I also found joanne flavors for $104 a bottle...Yahhooo!!

[just-a-nobody]

That above should be $1.04 a bottle of Joannes flavor.

[jerrydon10]

Can you link to the material you bought??

[just-a-nobody]

I don't know what the material is called, I bought at the Ben Franklin Store in the craft section, here in my small town.

[just-a-nobody]

Maybe I can take a pic of it and post it. They don't sell it in packages, it's on a roll and the clerk cuts off the amount you want. It's kinda stiff, and it doesn't unravel when you cut it. The stuff I bought had wire sides to it. I found it inthe ribbon section, it's about 3 inches wide, and looks just like the pyrmid tea bags.

[Scottes]

It's probably organza, or tulle.

Tea bag/tea filters.... which and where and who and how?

bummer that the organza picture is missing.


More info: A cheap alternative to PTB

[normagene]

The stuff you bought at the craft store could be iron on web which is used for no sew hemming. If it is, it's coated with a glue that bonds to the fabric with heat. I'd make sure what it is. If it's organza or tulle, fine but if it's hem tape, you will be inhaling glue and also could be gumming up your atty.