Anyone use this with cloth diapers as a wetpail?
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I use this with cloth and i use the actual ubbi diaper liner and have not had an issues i love it!
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I use with cloth diapers, but as a dirty diaper pail with a wet bag liner (Planetwise). It would leak out the bottom if you filled it with water.
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You use it by inserting into your cloth diapers for extra absorption. I used mine with pocket diapers, but you could place them against baby as well. You don't boil them. Some cotton inserts you have to prep by washing them several times to increase absorption, but I only washed these once or twice and they have always done well. They will continue to get fluffier and increase in absorption over time, however.
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I am using Huggies diapers for my bub, and it's already tilted forward. I strongly don't recommend this item if you use the cloth diapers. It won't hold.
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We bought this to clean our tank out in our motorhome. For that it is wonderful!!! I'm sorry I don't have the answer about cloth diapers.
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Yes you can use it for cloth diapers. Make sure that the babie does not have any allergies to soap nuts. The soap nuts make the clothes very soft.
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I would do like they did when people used cloth diapers for babies. Bucket with water and detergent to soak until able to wash them.
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In my experience I have only used them in cloth. They are very absorbent and work better under a prefold or added to a pocket diaper. I really can't speak to how it would work in a disposable, but I supposed you could just be careful not to dispose of it with the diaper when you're done.
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Yes - it's very low sudsing and works great in my front loader. For normal washes, I use one half scoop (the scoop is in the box) or a smidge more if the clothes are very dirty. For cloth diapers, I had an elaborate routine, you will have to play around with it and see what works for you. I did: "short wash" with 1/4 scoop of country save (to rinse out the pee/poop). Then heavy wash on hot, extra rinse with a full 1/2 scoop. Then I did an extra "short wash" with no detergent to be sure all the detergent was rinsed out. If you have a fancy model HE washer, especially one that you can force to use a little more water, you might not need to extra wash/rinse - lots of people get away with adding an extra rinse only, or possibly just two extra rinses. I just can't force my machine to do anything other than its very basic preset wash functions.
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Possibly. I personally don't cloth diaper. However my daughter is in 2T/3T pull-ups that I still keep in this container. I don't know about all the inserts, etc that go along with cloth diapers, but its worth a shot. The diapers we use, do slide out relatively easily through the opening, but size/thickness/etc are different with cloth. We love this container. It really worked well over the last 2 1/2 years.
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I tried that at first but found it was unnecessary. I just fold the cloth to fit the cover and snap the cover over it. I paired with the thirsties snap cover and have been diapering this way for 18mo.
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I do not use cloth diapers. The spot for diapers is the exact width of a disposable diaper and I believe both diapers are wider? I really wish I could help. It might work for a few cloth diapers maybe 8-10 all together. I really wish I could help you more.
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Yes, I hang towel etc and it works great. The product is definitiely strong enough for diapers.However, if you are unused to line drying and the Brabantia clothesline is hung inside with little air-movement, your diapers may be stiffer than if they were tumble dried in an electric dryer. If the Barbantia clothesline is hung outside in the wind, less stiff. That may make a differnece to your baby's bottom. Why not experiment by air drying a diaper on a line first to see if you think the diaper is supple and soft enough for your baby.
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Yes!!! i have used for 6 months without any stripping with all my cloth diapers.. I love it
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I use them for cloth diapers as well, I wash rinse then re wash with rockin green or Charlie's soap, works great!
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Absolutely. You will be able to feel it when it gets damp. It holds a lot so I wouldn't worry about messes. I did it all the time when mine wore diapers.
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I've heard it works extremely well with cloth diapers. A friend used liners just the same. I can't speak of it myself.
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There are many different wash routines which can work for these diapers, and the wash routine will depend on the type of washing and drying machines you have as well as what kind of water you have (hard, normal, soft). Generally, you pull the inserts out of the diaper before washing (they will simply bunch up in the pocket), these diapers are best with a REAL detergent such as Tide, Arm and Hammer, Free and Clear (cloth diaper detergents generally do not get the job done as they have a lot of softeners and not much detergent). A prewash with a small amount of your chosen detergent is best to start, you will get most of the dirty washed away after this wash (think about it, first wash will be potty water) and you can do a full cycle next (next wash will be clean water as you have washed the potty water away). Personally, I did an extra rinse afterwards just to be sure all of the detergent washed away as it would go on baby's bum. I dried these diapers on medium heat but they also had no issues on medium heat or air dried. I would highly suggest looking up a group called Fluff Love and CD Science on facebook; these women are experts in all of the factors in washing cloth diapers such as High Efficiency machines vs old style machines, hard water, and the best detergents for baby's needs. With a little research to find your best method, these are easy to use and easy to clean. I was very pleased as the washing aspect is the most intimidating! Good luck, I say go for it!