The wording for this says 1000 loads but the pic and the bucket at my local cloth diaper place says 1250, which one is it?
1480919
It will depend on how much you use. If you have soft water you should get by with one scoop. It's been almost 6 years since I purchased elsewhere. I've given some away, and used for a two person household and am just now running out.
1480920
Let's just say it lasted us over 3 years with one bucket with cloth diapering 2 children.
1480921
Honestly I haven't ever done the math but I split a bucket with a friend and it lasted about a year. I guess it just all depends on how much you use. I average about a tbs of soap for an average load of clothes but you may need more or less depending on the size of load and how soiled it is.
1480922
My bucket which I bought about 1.5+ yrs ago reads, 1000 LARGE Loads. This one you are referring to says, 1250 REGULAR Loads. My bucket is about half full. I wash appx 3 times per week, sometimes 4. Usually med-large loads. HTH!
1480923
Depends on how much you use per load. 1 scoop is recommended per regular wash load. 2 scoops for extra cleaning.
153208
I'd get at least a bulk package of 24 to begin with, especially if you don't want to wash diapers every day. I can sometimes do the wash every 3rd day, if baby doesn't have diarrhea or anything like that. For myself, I only got 18 b/c I was given other used cloth diapers brands as gifts (but Bumgenius is the best), but they round up to 30 or so. I found that it was nice to have a few extra to keep in the diaper bag for trips, in addition to the bulk I keep in the nursery. I got the one-size (up to 35 pounds) - a little more expensive than the S-M-L individual sizes, but cheaper in the long run. I'd get at least a bulk package of 24 to begin with, especially if you don't want to wash diapers every day. I can sometimes do the wash every 3rd day, if baby doesn't have diarrhea or anything like that. For myself, I only got 18 b/c I was given other used cloth diapers brands as gifts (but Bumgenius is the best), but they round up to 30 or so. I found that it was nice to have a few extra to keep in the diaper bag for trips, in addition to the bulk I keep in the nursery. I got the one-size (up to 35 pounds) - a little more expensive than the S-M-L individual sizes, but cheaper in the long... » Read More I'd get at least a bulk package of 24 to begin with, especially if you don't want to wash diapers every day. I can sometimes do the wash every 3rd day, if baby doesn't have diarrhea or anything like that. For myself, I only got 18 b/c I was given other used cloth diapers brands as gifts (but Bumgenius is the best), but they round up to 30 or so. I found that it was nice to have a few extra to keep in the diaper bag for trips, in addition to the bulk I keep in the nursery. I got the one-size (up to 35 pounds) - a little more expensive than the S-M-L individual sizes, but cheaper in the long run. « Show Less
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It says you need 90 but you can make do with a little less. It's actually kind of flexible. You can really make it as big or as small as you want. It does require quite a bit of assembly time as you have to buy rubberbands and roll each diaper individually.
880828
The difference is that the 190$ one is all net. This one from the base before the net so your baby's face doesn't inhale the dust from the floor since his face will be close to the floor.
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It's a 2 piece unit with a removable inner bucket that's waterproof, so you could soak smaller pieces of baby laundry in there. 1.6 gallons = a little larger than a gallon of milk.
637154
On the insertfrom the company it says 125 pounds therefore I will go with what's the company said not what Amazon says
1876581
I don't know about the increased weight. I did not get a bucket with the one I ordered.
1670234
You can go to the duo website for more info... But you need a cover and then one of these. Depending on how much your little one pees you may need to double up with a trifold-I did. By about 17 lbs we had outgrown this size and ended up switching to 7th generation disposable diapers.
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I ordered 2 - 15 packs of bum g's 3.0 before my daughter was born. It turned out to be the perfect amount. In the beginning we had to do two loads of diapers a day but now it's down to one small load. We still go through them pretty fast but it's still the perfect amount.Buttons
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Paul,Amazon limits the amount of information we can provide. The "123 R" refers the the load capacity per tire. 123 equals 3417lbs per tire which puts it in the 10-ply classification. Thank you,BWT
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I'd recommend a minimum of 12 - if you do Landry everyday. I have the Thirsties prefolds as well and absolutely love them. I'm still using the small size on my petite 18 month old. I had 1 of each and just liked them so much better than these. Better investment and useful longer, as well as more versatile. But maybe get a few of each and see which you like best. You can always add more of what you like to your stash and with a newborn, you almost can't have too many inserts. Definitely hemp is the way to go. Much more absorbent than other fabrics and most are blended with cotton so there is no need to top it for improved absorption. I'd recommend a minimum of 12 - if you do Landry everyday. I have the Thirsties prefolds as well and absolutely love them. I'm still using the small size on my petite 18 month old. I had 1 of each and just liked them so much better than these. Better investment and useful longer, as well as more versatile. But maybe get a few of each and see which you like best. You can always add more of what you like to your stash and with a newborn, you almost can't have too many inserts. Definitely hemp is the way to go. Much more absorbent than other fabrics and most are blended with cotton so there is... » Read More I'd recommend a minimum of 12 - if you do Landry everyday. I have the Thirsties prefolds as well and absolutely love them. I'm still using the small size on my petite 18 month old. I had 1 of each and just liked them so much better than these. Better investment and useful longer, as well as more versatile. But maybe get a few of each and see which you like best. You can always add more of what you like to your stash and with a newborn, you almost can't have too many inserts. Definitely hemp is the way to go. Much more absorbent than other fabrics and most are blended with cotton so there is no need to top it for improved absorption. « Show Less
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This is the one I have: Dekor Diaper Plus Diaper Pail It says "580 newborn baby diapers"??? Which is not nearly the case if you do cloth diapers. I don't know about disposables, but with cloth we can barely fit 15-20 dirty diapers.
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I would suggest about 25. Then you can half in the washing rotation and half in the clean (getting dirty) rotation. These are awesome! I just washed mine to get ready for baby #2. Make sure you have a diaper cover (maybe 6) that are sized for a newborn
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the tank is not the issue, a small can produce the same as a big tank, The psi is the consistent amount of air the flows through the tank. If ur stapler is 125 psi any tank that say it is up to 125 psi, U r fine the bigger the tank means the more constant psi is flowing all the time. U just need a small tank for just the purpose that u are using it for.the smallest tank can hold 125 easy.
1386174
If you are doing cloth diapers, I would say at least twice as many diapers you have.
489792
The picture was simply a reference for the brand, it came in a one gallon bucket, or at least mine did. Just make sure that it's 2270 grams.
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I think I counted over 15 pairs of jeans the other day. I have a commercial grade washer and sometimes have to divide the darks (jeans and everything else) into two loads. It just depends on how many the teenager crams into the hamper. We have 5 - 2 regular adults, 1 special needs adult, a teen girl and a preschooler. It holds plenty for us. One load of whites, one reds and the darks usually 2 loads per week. The great thing about this hamper is the sections can kind of bulge to accomodate larger loads. You can unhook the section you need to haul to the laundry room and it is impressively heavy duty and well made of quality materials. I think I counted over 15 pairs of jeans the other day. I have a commercial grade washer and sometimes have to divide the darks (jeans and everything else) into two loads. It just depends on how many the teenager crams into the hamper. We have 5 - 2 regular adults, 1 special needs adult, a teen girl and a preschooler. It holds plenty for us. One load of whites, one reds and the darks usually 2 loads per week. The great thing about this hamper is the sections can kind of bulge to accomodate larger loads. You can unhook the section you need to haul to the laundry room and it is impressively... » Read More I think I counted over 15 pairs of jeans the other day. I have a commercial grade washer and sometimes have to divide the darks (jeans and everything else) into two loads. It just depends on how many the teenager crams into the hamper. We have 5 - 2 regular adults, 1 special needs adult, a teen girl and a preschooler. It holds plenty for us. One load of whites, one reds and the darks usually 2 loads per week. The great thing about this hamper is the sections can kind of bulge to accomodate larger loads. You can unhook the section you need to haul to the laundry room and it is impressively heavy duty and well made of quality materials. « Show Less