tacky v.s. grippy topsheet (1)

tacky v.s. grippy topsheet
by angora 20 years ago

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by alphapong 20 years ago

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by George 20 years ago

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by angora 20 years ago

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by alphapong 20 years ago

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by Daniel 20 years ago

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by SG 20 years ago

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by George 20 years ago

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by SG 20 years ago

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by George 20 years ago

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by cole 20 years ago

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by George 20 years ago

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by cole 20 years ago

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by George 20 years ago

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by ZoranV 20 years ago

The following message (subject: tacky v.s. grippy topsheet) was posted by angora, on 10/26/2005 12:09:55 PM:

What is the difference between a "tacky" and a "grippy" topsheet? Manufacturers seems to make a distinction here that I do not understand. Some of them even say a certain topsheet is grippy but not tacky. Am I missing something or are they really the same thing and this is just marketing-speak?

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