Our cloth diapers just turned three this month! Our cloth diaper routine has stayed mostly the same as I detailed in this post. The only real difference is that we use fleece liners in the diapers instead of disposable ones. And we use cloth wipes exclusively now. I still keep a pack of wet wipes in the diaper bag, but I've literally only bought one pack of wipes in 12 months. I love the savings and love that I've gotten rid of needing to buy another disposable product!
We recently added to our cloth diaper drying routine with this hanging clothes dryer from Ikea (Pressa).
Love this! We call it the octopus -- 8 arms and 16 clips. We tend to hang our bumGenius covers on this instead of the absorbant liners because they dry quicker. Things are a little tight if you hang the liners, so we only hang 8 or 10 if that is what needs drying.
And the best part? It's amazingly portable! It folds up and is perfect for travel.
My only regret with this hanger? We only bought one. I'm planning to get 2 more the next time we're near an Ikea. They're $4.99 each, and I think that is a great deal.
Ikea didn't pay me to say any of this; I just love how their product makes my cloth diaper drying easier!
For more information about cloth diapers, check out my guest post on The Frugal Girl for an overview of cloth. And while we love bumGenius and Flip diapers, there are tons of other brands out there too. The important thing about cloth diapering is to make it work for you!
This is such a good idea! I am glad that it is starting to get warmer out because I love hanging my diapers outside to air dry!
ReplyDeleteI go to www.Sno-Pea.com for my cloth diaper needs.