Cooling Cargo Liner

Amazing cargo liner keeps pets cool during summer travels. Our Cooling Cargo Liner features Outlast technology for cool and comfortable pets. Conventional fabrics trap and retain heat, causing pet discomfort or overheating. Our innovative Cooling Cargo Liner employs a smart textile that absorbs, stores and then releases heat. This dynamic thermal "wicking" action prevents heat buildup that can quickly translate to hot, miserable pets.

Since the technology is in the fabric, there's no need for electricity or any fussy care or maintenance. Enjoy a simple, effortless way to keep traveling pets "Not too hot, not too cold." Use our Cooling Cargo Liner to keep pets comfortable AND vehicle interior clean. Protect vehicle cargo area from dog hair, dirt, stains and undue wear and tear. Keep your Cooling Cargo Liner fresh and clean by throwing it in the washer and dryer. Additional quality features include tailored edging and poly-backing. Cooling Cargo Liner measures 52" wide x 50" long to fit even the largest SUV cargo areas.

Personalize this cargo liner! Have your pet's name embroidered in your choice of styles & monograms. To order personalization, check the "Personalize" box at right before adding this liner to your cart.
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Please click on "More Information" for cleaning instructions.

Promptly wipe up any foreign matter or standing liquid with a damp cloth or sponge. Machine wash the liner in cold water with likes colors. No bleach. Tumble dry low. Remove promptly.

General Information

• PCM technology
• Not too hot, not too cold®
• Smart textiles are part of daily life. The same textiles that help astronauts in space and researchers in the Antarctica are also used by consumers in their everyday tasks.

Textiles with phase change materials (PCMs) are used in numerous products and applications from apparel, underwear, socks, accessories and shoes to bedding and sleeping bags. PCMs can even be found in specialty items, such as antiballistic vests, automotive, medical or special industrial applications, where warmth and energy play a role. But how do PCMs work; what is behind the technology?

How it works
Outlast technology's phase change materials (PCMs), incorporated into clothing, interact with the skin's temperature to provide a buffer against temperature swings. PCMs are materials that can absorb, store and release heat while the material changes from solid to liquid and back to solid. This is known as a phase change. Water changing from solid (ice) to liquid is an example of this phenomenon. During these phase changes, large amounts of heat are absorbed or released.

Microencapsulation of phase change materials
Microencapsulation is the process of capturing small amounts of phase change materials in a shell material so that the phase change materials are permanently enclosed and protected. The protective polymer shell is very durable and designed to withstand textile production methods used in fiber, yarn spinning, weaving, knitting, and coating applications. Outlast Technologies microencapsulated PCMs (mPCMs) are called Thermocules. Thermocules can then be applied as a finishing on fabrics or infused into fibers during the manufacturing process.