If it was a diaper I would say No, but since it's a wetbag...you could try stitching it together well, then sealing the stitches with some good fabric glue. it would have to be washable glue or it will just dissolve in the washing machine.
you could try getting a scrap of PUL and then putting the shiny sides together and iron it to melt the 2 layers of PUL together, but be careful not to let the iron touch any other part of the bag.
PG#1 - 3rd cycle BFP. Team Green. HELLP syndrome @ 34 weeks. Later diagnosed with Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, possible link to HELLP.
PG#2 M/C 3/14 - Surprise BFP 2/13. Beta's doubled every 52 hours from 3w5d-5w5d Viable pregnancy scan at 5w5d; 2nd u/s showed 2 days of growth in 7 but a HB of 120 3rd u/s on 3/10/14 had no HB and baby had only grown 7 days over 14 D&C 3/17/14 - complications - DX Retroflexed uterus, multiple tears to cervix
I'd try contacting Planet Wise about it first. Their customer service is fantastic! I have some weird discoloration on my pail liner and they're sending me a new one!
Re: How do I repair a hole in PUL?
PG#1 - 3rd cycle BFP. Team Green. HELLP syndrome @ 34 weeks.
Later diagnosed with Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, possible link to HELLP.
PG#2 M/C 3/14 - Surprise BFP 2/13. Beta's doubled every 52 hours from 3w5d-5w5d
Viable pregnancy scan at 5w5d; 2nd u/s showed 2 days of growth in 7 but a HB of 120
3rd u/s on 3/10/14 had no HB and baby had only grown 7 days over 14
D&C 3/17/14 - complications - DX Retroflexed uterus, multiple tears to cervix
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