Cloth Diapers: Diaper Champ
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Smelly Diaper Champ
Asked by J.S. from Seattle
on May 13, 2008
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We've used the diaper champ for 17 months now. For the first year or so the odor was easily controlled. Now we can't seem to get rid of the odor. We've tried oust (...
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- Oh my I Have the same problem. Here is our solution. We use the lightly scented glad force flex bags and when when change the bag out we spray oust then let it "air" o...
- I haven't been able to read everything (there are A LOT of responses), but I thought I would add...sprinkle a little baking soda in the bottom after you clean it. It ...
- We have the same trouble. We originally bought it because we saw it on Good Morning America. We've had it for 6 years, and have never been able to completely "get it...
What is the comparison between Diaper Genie and Diaper Champ?
Asked by M.L. from Tampa
on July 27, 2007
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I currently have a Diaper Genie, however, I really hate that I have to stick my hand in and push the diaper underneath the "teeth" to be able to close it. Plus, it do...
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- Hi M., I've had both. The smell seems to permeate the plastic after awhile, especially the genie. The good thing about the champ is that you can use regular liners. W...
- I used a Diaper Champ with my daughter. I don't think it's any better at containing the smell than any other diaper can. I started taking the poopie diapers out and ...
- Hi M., I had the diaper champ with my first son and hated it!! It is easy to use but it doesn't do anything to help with the odor. I bought, and am still using with m...
Cloth Diapers
Asked by N.F. from Chicago
on September 1, 2011
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I was doing a search on cloth diapers and there are so many different brands to choose from. It was pretty overwhelming. Any suggestions/input on cloth diapers from ...
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- try osoCozy's or chinese pre fold diapers They are referred to as 2x6x2’s, 4x6x4’s, 4x8x4’s etc. These numbers refer to the number of layers in the sides and mid...
- Yes, cheaper over the long-run and another good thing is that you never run out in the middle of the night! My husband was skeptical, but we try to be eco-friendly ...
- I think my time is worth something so cloth was not the option for me. I did not want to deal with the smell, the constant laundry going, the constant dryer buzzing, h...
Cloth Diapers
Asked by T.D. from Orlando
on December 26, 2006
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I am just wondering if anyone has used cloth diapers. If you have, please let me know what you thought of them and how you found them. We are wanting to use the clot...
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- Hello! I used cloth diapers almost exclusively with my daughter and for the first year with my son. We used Snug To Fits with Bummis SIWW covers with Emma and FuzziB...
- I used some cloth with my first, alot with my second baby, and hardly any for #3 because life had gotten so busy by then & I didn't/couldn't prioritize cleaning cloth ...
- Hi.. First of all I love the name Blake (well I'm partial because thats my son's name) :) Anyhow.. I went to playgroup w/ a girl who used cloth diapers and she was re...
Cloth Diapers
Asked by H.G. from New York
on October 1, 2008
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We just found out that our 9 month old son is allergic to disposable diapers. We've ordered a pack of cloth diapers, and I've got a friend who can show me how to use ...
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- Hi Hanna, I have cloth diapered my daughter since she was about 1 month old. She also has sensitive skin and I feel better not putting all those chemicals next to her...
- hey momma cloth daipers are not always the easiest or most time efficiant but they do work and will save alot of money in the end. my son was in cloth for a long time ...
- Get an AIO (all in one) diaper. There are sooo easy. I like thirsties AIO v2. Good luck!
Cloth Diapers
Asked by K.G. from Kansas City
on July 1, 2008
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I have a friend who is considering using cloth diapers for her 3rd baby but we don't know anyone personally done besides our parents. I was wondering if there was any...
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- I have not used cloth diapers, but I wish my husband would let me. The new cloth diapers are awesome!! There is a store in downtown Lee's Summit (can't remember the ...
- Used cloth for 3 of 5 kids. The only reason the other 2 did not, was having them in daycare. most child care including church nurseries do not allow cloth, due to sa...
- My mother babysits my son while my husband and I work. He is almost 3 now but while in diapers, my mother preferred to use cloth diapers. She used those on my siblin...
Looking for Recommendations for Diaper Pail to Use in Nursery for Cloth Diapers
Asked by J.F. from Philadelphia
on February 16, 2009
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Hello!
Anyone have any recommendations for a style/brand of a trash can or something similar to use as a diaper pail in the baby's room for wet/soiled cloth diapers...
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- I just toss a wet bag inside a regular trash can and toss the diapers in there after I toss the poo in the toilet. When I wash the diapers I wash the wet bag as well.
- Hi! We liked the Diaper Genie. One perk is that you can use regular ShopRite bags, which saves on the expense of buying special brand name bags for it. GL! C. ht...
- Hi J., I use a tiddy cat plastic bucket (after i used all the cat liter) i didn't want to spend any more money and plus it is reusing what i have. Best of Luck!...
Advice on Cloth Diapers
Asked by K.G. from Chicago
on January 17, 2008
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Can anyone recommend a good cloth diaper that does not require pins? I just tried switching to cloth but I'm afriad of sticking my baby with the pins because he kicks ...
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- I am cloth diapering my third baby, and still using all the same diapers and covers that I bought with my first. I use chinese prefolds with mostly Mother-ease and Pr...
- Wow I could really write for days on this.. we use cloth diapers as do all my mommy friends and we all use different ones. There are SO many now and there are so many ...
- I'm doing the same thing as Sarah. Motherease Airflow covers and prefolds. We don't use snappis or pins...never have. We wash every 5 days now that my daughters 15 ...
Cloth Diapers Suggestions?
Asked by K.B. from Lancaster
on June 13, 2008
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Hi, we just invested in some Bum Genius 3.0 cloth diapers. I am looking for practical suggestions regarding cleaning after they have been soiled and storage while wait...
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- I have Bum Genius and the old fashioned prefolds w/ covers. We just used the Diaper Champ we had from disposables and a regular trash bag. Our diapers were washed ev...
- Hi, K.! Hooray for cloth! I've been CD'ing my son since his meconium passed & I LOVE it! I wish someone had told me how easy (and fun!) it is when I had my daughter...
- I'd highly recommend getting a diaper sprayer which attaches to your toilet. It makes cleaning the yucky poos off the diaper much easier. I don't know if it's because ...
Talk to Me About Cloth Diapers
Asked by L.L. from Hartford
on November 14, 2010
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How many of you ladies have used cloth diapers? Do you really save a ton of cash? Anyone try it, but quit because it was too much of a hassle? Are they practical for w...
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- I used cloth on all three of my kids. But I used a service. They came once a week and left a fresh bin of clean diapers on the porch, took away the bin with the dirty ...
- I used cloth diapers with my kids when you had to fold them. But the diapers could be folded to fit the bottom as the child grew. At night you added an extra which us...
- We used prefolds and prowraps with my son from 1month old on, and then with my daughter (the same set) from week 1. The whole set cost about $250 - and it lasted 5 ye...
