from the web the support member may be made from relatively rigid material and may comprise a plurality of slats each slat extends across the width of the conveyer and has a lip on one side and a shoulder on the opposite side so that the shoulder of one slot engages with the lip of an adjacent slot to allow for movement between adjacent slots and allow for these relatively rigid members to be used in the conveyer configuration shown in fig4 each orifice strip comprises one or more rows of very fine diameter holes of approximately 7 1000 of an inch there are approximately 50 holes per inch across the orifice strip fig5 is a perspective view of one type of support member that may be used to produce the fabrics of the present invention the member comprises a plate 90 having a plurality of openings 91 extending through the thickness of the plate the openings are aligned in rows extending the length and width of the plate the top portion of each opening has a conical shape 92 the conical shape surfaces are relatively smooth with varying undulations as seen in the figure the surface formed from the conical shapes is the surface on which the fiber web is placed and treated in accordance with the present invention following is a specific example of a method for producing the fabrics of the present invention in this example the starting web used to make a fabric according to the present invention comprises 100 cotton fibers the web weighs 2 5 ounces per square yard and comprises a 1 5 ounce per sq yd randomized web laminated on top of a 1 0 ounce per sq yd carded web the web is prebonded by placing it on a 100 u00d7.