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Are Cloth Diaper Liners, a Must or Just Fluff?

Liners can be a great addition to any cloth diapering routine. Cloth diaper liners are liners that are designed to lay on top of the diaper closest to baby's skin to catch solid poop. They are meant to make it easier to dispose of the solid poop and therefore make it easier to wash the diapers.

Cloth Wipes

Disposable wipes may appear convenient, but they can lead to numerous issues, such as cost, environmental harm or even health risks for your baby. Why not consider reusable cloth wipes? You buy a stack once and reuse them though the entire cloth diapering season, and even after that.

What Causes Mold in Cloth Diapers and How To Prevent It?

There are few things that can contribute to mold growth in cloth diapers. The usual suspects at fault are improper storage, moisture, infrequent washing and food residue.

Cloth Diapering On a Budget

Everything absorbent can be used as a diaper. Cotton flannel receiving blankets, muslin burp cloths, large cotton T-shirts. Paired with a PUL cover or wool pants and voila! You have a diaper.

10 Reasons You Will Love Wet Bags

A PUL wet bag is a reusable, waterproof bag made from PUL fabric (polyurethane laminate). PUL is a type of fabric, usually polyester or cotton, that has been laminated with a thin waterproof layer, making it both flexible and water-resistant.

Key Features:

Waterproof: Keeps moisture in, preventing leaks and spills.

Odor-Resistant: Helps contain unpleasant smells from soiled diapers, gym clothes, or wet swimwear.

Reusable: Can be washed and used over and over again—eco-friendly and budget-conscious.

Multi-purpose: Commonly used for cloth diapers, potty training, swim gear, workout clothes, or even toiletries.