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Hi and welcome to my Cloth Nappy Review Site.
There are so many cloth nappies now available.
This site is to gather the opinion of users, so that what they have learnt can be shared with others.
I hope you enjoy reading this blog. If you have any queries or would like to suggest an improvement or anything else please feel free to email me at maisiemog@gmail.com
Maisie :o)
IF YOU WISH FIND A NAPPY OR ADD A NEW OPINION, USE THE SEARCH BOX BELOW TO FIND THE NAPPY ON THIS PAGE.
WHEN YOU HAVE FOUND THE NAPPY, CLICK ON THE NAME.
YOU MAY ALSO SEARCH FOR NAPPIES BY CATEGORY, USING THE CATEGORY LABELS BELOW.
WHEN YOU HAVE FOUND THE NAPPY, CLICK ON THE NAME.
YOU MAY ALSO SEARCH FOR NAPPIES BY CATEGORY, USING THE CATEGORY LABELS BELOW.
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It's conclusive - Reusable Nappies are more environmentally friendly than disposable nappies. The Environment Agency updated their controversial report at the end of 2008.
Reusable nappies can reduce damaging emissions by up to 40%.
See this article or read the report (long!)
Thank you to all contributors to the blog!
This review wouldn't work without you!
Please continue to add your invaluable opinions and please email me with details of new products so that the blog can continue to help cloth nappy users.
Maisie
HOW TO FIND WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ON THIS BLOG
SEARCH ENTIRE BLOG - there is a search box at the top of this blog, which allows you to search on specific words, such as 'tots' or 'Clwt Twt'
SEARCH BY CATEGORY - - beneath each nappy description on the blog are the categories to which the nappy belongs. All types of nappies and related items now have a label with a description such as
'shaped nappy - requires wrap - sized'
this means the nappy belongs to the category of nappies which are elasticated and don't require folding and which require a separate waterproof cover and have different sizes, to fit different sized babies.
Now you can click on this label and see ALL nappies which fall into this category on one page.
Reusable nappies can reduce damaging emissions by up to 40%.
See this article or read the report (long!)
Thank you to all contributors to the blog!
This review wouldn't work without you!
Please continue to add your invaluable opinions and please email me with details of new products so that the blog can continue to help cloth nappy users.
Maisie
HOW TO FIND WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ON THIS BLOG
SEARCH ENTIRE BLOG - there is a search box at the top of this blog, which allows you to search on specific words, such as 'tots' or 'Clwt Twt'
SEARCH BY CATEGORY - - beneath each nappy description on the blog are the categories to which the nappy belongs. All types of nappies and related items now have a label with a description such as
'shaped nappy - requires wrap - sized'
this means the nappy belongs to the category of nappies which are elasticated and don't require folding and which require a separate waterproof cover and have different sizes, to fit different sized babies.
Now you can click on this label and see ALL nappies which fall into this category on one page.
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9 comments:
I liked ecoballs for our nappies. I tried lakeland ecoballs and some others from Ebay.
It definitely got rid of the powder build up, particularly in hemp nappies, which got rid of the smells.
They are also great for coloured nappies, as they keep the colour bright. Not so great with whites or stained nappies, but a bit of oxi-action sorts out stains and hanging out in the sunshine bleaches out stains.
I washed at 60 degrees - and used a bit of white vinegar in the rinse.
I've used Allen's Naturally liquid detergent for at least 6 months now and I no longer have stink problems and detergent build-up in my diapers. It's also an environmentally-friendly cleaner and it's very concentrated so you use only a small amount. I use half a capful or less of AN detergent for each load of diapers (and the cap size is small). One quart-sized bottle of AN could last me a year or more!
I use Surecare as DS has sensitive skin. I don't think this is the most environmentally sound powder, but it doesn't sud-up like other standard non-bios so I don't get the build-up problem that I use to.
We use Eco balls, Soap Nuts and Ecover Non-Bio powder - depending on what I feel like using! It is great to use Eco Balls and Soap Nuts as they are so much cheaper and kinder to both skin and the planet but now and again I give my nappies a blast at 60 with the powder. This combination works very well for us.
We use Bio-D powder which is vegan and eco-friendly. However, I now just use this for a pre-wash and then do the main cycle with eco-balls or nothing at all.
I use bold 2 in 1. Maybe not the most environmentally friendly choice but in my hard water area I find it breaks down the hard water and cleans nicely, plus it smells good and the softener keeps the nappies from going crispy.
Used to use non bio but found it didn't work well enough in the hard water.
I have been using ecoballs for 5 months on my daughters nappies. (mothercare terry squares and onelife shaped) They have left large bald patches in both and now holes in the terry squares. Has anyone else had bald patches/ holes in their nappies?
I use soap flakes - they leave nappies beautifully soft and clean and are also lovely and cost effective.
I use terry nappies so also pop white vinegar in my conditioning drawer to act as a fabric conditioner as you can't use fabric conditioner in your wash ... if you have nappies with a PUL lining you shouldn't use white vinegar though, as it can destroy the lining.
Brilliant for really sensitive skin and excellent for the environment as they have no phosphates, bleaches etc ...
HTH
Ems
xx
I have had Rocking Green recommended to me by a nappy user - so thought I would pass on her comments.
She said it removed the ammonia smells very successfully and got the nappies very clean.
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