Diaper Pail Products: Meijer
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Alternatives to Diaper Genie
Asked by S.R. from Charlotte
on August 18, 2006
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I have a 10 month old son. We have been using the Diaper Genie since he was born and now really cannot stand the smell! It wasn't bad for a long while, but recently ...
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- When I had a diaper genie, I took two coffee filters and put some baking soda in the middle of one and then glued them together and placed it in the bottom. This real...
- We had that problem too! We put one of those odor absorbers that you can get at Home Depot (that's the only place I've been able to find it) in the bottom of the diap...
- We used to have a regular trash can--33 gallon inside that we put our trash, diapers, etc. in, but with two in diapers at the time--it got pretty sticky, so we started...
Do Diaper Genies Work?
Asked by J.A. from Saginaw
on January 29, 2007
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I am 34 weeks pregnant and am in the process of buying baby supplies. I have heard mixed opinions on Diaper Genies. One friend says they always smell and another says ...
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- J.- Congratulations on the upcoming addition. My daughter was born March 24th, 2005. I received a Diaper Genie as a shower present. I think that it did work great ...
- yes they do wrk. if your having Baby shower put it on your list, but if your not then go to an once opon a child or a second hand store. compair prices! i got mine fro...
- IMO yes....if you CLEAN THEM regularaly....I have a 5 yr old and a 3 yr old and at one time BOTH were in diapers at hte same time.....personally I LOVED mine and you c...
Cloth Diapers
Asked by S.C. from Grand Rapids
on November 15, 2008
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Hi... I know, this is my 3rd question in like 24 hours... but I am curious...
We are going to be useing cloth diapers on our 4th babe. He is due in 3 months. I don...
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- An old friend of mine just started a company that maybe a solution for you. She has cloth diaper in a varity of sizes and patterns. You can buy individual ones or bund...
- You don't have to use pins anymore.. you can use a snapee.. it has little claw like arms and works just like pins would. Cloth diapers save a lot of money dependin...
- I know the feeling about asking a million questions - Cloth diapers are a lot to wrap your head around. I used clth diapers for child 2 & 3. I used a few differnt ki...
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
Asked by A.P. from Denver
on August 24, 2010
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I realize that there are many options out there! I am pregnant with our third child and after purchasing disposable diapers for the first two kids I am now considerin...
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- BumGenious3.0 is what we use and I love them. When my son was little we washed every other day but we did throw other clothes in w/ them since my washer is HE and can'...
- Um, seriously, I tried being green back in the day with cloth, and went back to disposables within just a few weeks. You hafta be really dedicated to use cloth. When...
- My absolute favorite hands down are prefolds. Alot will disagree BUT I had one kid who coludn't tolerate microfirber, one skinny legged kid who peed through the legs ...
Cloth Wipes Help Needed!
Asked by K.J. from Nashville
on August 24, 2010
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Hi moms! I wanted to know how many of you used cloth wipes and what your wipe solution recipe is. I am looking for a wipe solution that I can make with products sold...
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- Water. I don't use anything with fragrance, and tea-tree oil is pretty controversial, so I don't risk it. If needed, I might put some California Baby Oil in the wate...
- We also just used water. At home, we would just put his butt in the sink and wash. He never got a rash.
- I used baby bath rags (they were thinner so I could fit more into my diaper wipe warmer and they soaked up less of the solution and were less abrasive to baby's bottom...
New to Cloth Diapers and Need Some Help Please
Asked by K.J. from Nashville
on July 13, 2010
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I have recently started using cloth diapers on my 16 month old. We have been going back and forth between cloth and disposables for almost 2 months now. I have two i...
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- I think your problem is the Dreft. It has fabric softeners along with the detergent. I make my own laundry soap now, but before I was using the cheap stuff at Sams clu...
- when i was useing cloth diapers i always brought the plastic covers to go on them too help the leaking- i also did the same with the diaper rash, but i put vasoline th...
- YAY for CD! I'm sorry you're having trouble tho! I also would always switch to disposable anytime we had a rash. I HIGHLY suggest adding a few drops of tea tree oil...
Help with Stained Baby Clothing....
Asked by H.C. from Grand Rapids
on April 24, 2008
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I am wondering if anyone has found a product that works good on breast-fed, poop stains on baby's clothing. My daughter seems to have "blow-outs" all the time and I ca...
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- Well, I end up making a pasty "pile" of water and oxyclean or the more earth friendly version of it from Trader Joes and rubbing it on the stains and then soaking it f...
- I squirt Resolve carpet cleaner on stains then put them in the hamper til washing day. It works GREAT! I got that tip from a mom of 5 kids.
- H. - Try Shout Stain Remover or Shout Action Gel Advanced. Spray and Wash is good too. Don't put your spray directly on top of the poop. You'll want to run a prewas...
Homemade Baby Wipes
Asked by A.D. from South Bend
on February 21, 2008
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Hi. I was just wondering if anyone out there has ever tried making their own baby wipes? If so, was the money you saved worth the effort? In other words, would you ...
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- I used to make my own, and it was a little time consuming, but worth it. I used an old wipe container, then got paper towels (you have to use strong ones, like Bounty)...
- I to am a Melaluca fan but the other recipes here and ideas are great as well, it's a lot cheaper and if you cloth diaper then it just makes sence to use cloth wipes, ...
- We were given a recipe for homemade wipes as part of a shower gift. We loved them! The recipe calls for cutting a roll of paper towels in half (a big serrated knif...
