The best solutions to cloth diapering problems are to be found on the websites devoted to infant cloth diapers.  If you are not already using white vinegar and lemon juice at the recommended points in the cycle, (be sure and double rinse), these sites will introduce you to how to integrate them into your laundry routine. Also, if you can hang them on a clothes line to dry, sunlight remains the best disinfectant.

Hi guys! So I just got my new pacifier in today and I LOVE it so far. The only problem is I can't seem to get a good suck on it. The nipple is made out of silicone. Anyway, does it just take time for my mouth to get used to it or am I doing something wrong, how long does it take for me to become pacifier dependent? If you guys have any tips I would greatly appreciate it.

I have no idea about Miralaxm, but a relative of mine was on Lactulose in the hospital to treat a liver problem, and by God, she was being changed once an hour. I don't know what the dose was but that stuff alone is very effective, even without any other laxatives. I'd be careful about dehydration or electrolytic imbalance if you started combining them. She was on an IV the whole time to combat that. Otherwise you could pass out and wake up in a lake of poop, hours later, or... not wake up. 

Interesting - I've never heard of these. I wear onesies (diaper shirts) which help with sagging a bit. I've been wearing diapers for 5 years now, haven't noticed any indentations on my skin, other than the skin down there being maybe a bit tougher than it was in the "before times". I suppose I could ask my wife if she's noticed anything.  A Trest with a NorthShore booster in it would be a 1 ton truck of a setup. I haven't tried Trests yet but I can get 12-16 hours out of a "super diaper" like a Rearz Mega Inspire+, and at that point you could see it from space, so I haven't played around with boosters much since I started wearing full-time, whereas when I was only wearing here and there, I used to buy boosters. 

When I switched to cloth, I started out using a regular wash cycle. Over time, I noticed I would get an ammonia smell within an hour or two of wearing them along with diaper rash. Fortunately, @oznl and @Little Sherri were discussing that very issue at the time. I wasn't able to get my wash temp up to 60C, unfortunately. There's about 30 feet of PEX from the hot water heater to the washer, plus the washer is a huge heat sink. The solution was to crank our dryer temp up to 60C (measured at the exhaust vent) instead.