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By rusty pins · Posted
Reminds me of the story of the incontinent man who had five penises. His diapers fit like a glove! -
We have a washer and dryer so I don't use a bin or diaper pail. My cloth diapers run on a 2 day cycle. On day one when I remove my diapers in the morning I put them right into the washer and set it to rinse/spin and it rinses out all the urine with cold water and spins them removing the bulk of the water. If I need the washer that day to do a regular load of clothes I just remove my diapers and leave them on top of the dryer while I do regular laundry. When done I just put the diapers back in the washer. Since the urine was efficiently rinsed out they don't smell. The second day when I remove my diapers I add them to the washer, add generic liquid diaper detergent, set the wash temperature on hot, set the rinse on a double rinse and turn it on. I very rarely use bleach but if I do, I use it sparingly. When done I throw them in the dryer or hang them out on the clothesline. I take my plastic pants each morning, turn them inside out, and wash them in the bathroom sink by hand without soap. I hang them on our shower head to dry and the next morning I turn them right side out, fold them and put them away in my cloth diaper cupboard. It becomes a routine after a short while. I don't have to deal with a diaper bin stinking up the house or deal with deodorant blocks or other means to try to cover up the smell. I added a Pic of my diaper cupboard. The top shelf has my cloth diapers folded and ready for use. The bottom shelf has my diaper pins and plastic pants. The plastic pants on the left side are for my cloth diapers while the single pair on the right side are the Babykins 6 mil double terry lined pants that I wear with disposables when I want to insure I don't leak like at hotels or someone else's home. Hugs, Freta -
By rusty pins · Posted
I've said that for years. When on the go and a tape fails, you can always have a couple diaper pins in your pants pocket, but try fitting a roll of packing or duct tape in a pocket! -
We are on the same page Daymare, I’m just not sure which sentence you would like nuked. The facts are Katie was also a dimensional tourist but taller than the other littles in her group, she was snatched and sent through the crooked Adoption Agency process who purposely don’t tell their Amazon fostermom's who of their placements are littles and who are amazons to ensure the littles get to experience life as an Amazon baby or older toddler for real with no biases from the fostermoms. Happy to change the sentence if you can highlight where it needs to be changed please. -
By RearzJacob · Posted
We need the plastic layer to print a design. It is not the same plastic we use on plastic backed diapers it is designed to work with the cloth-like backing. That is why we have a scent in the Lil Bella to reduce odour. The dampness on the outside of the diaper shouldn't happen on the Lil Bella. Some manufactures use a breathable plastic on the inside, which can also cause this. Incontrol Diapers for example updated their Active Air to a non-breathable plastic to stop this from occurring. They still do not cover the sides with plastic so you have breathable sides. BeDry Night is a plastic backed diaper - https://incontroldiapers.com/disposable-reference-guide/ That issue has been resolved with the Active Air. The factory was using a breathable plastic layer which was causing the issues. The Lil Bella will not have that issue.
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