Hiya,
I came across this thread when I was looking into cloth baby wipes and think I've found an easy solution at www.cheekywipes.com . I've been using cloth wipes for a while now, but I had just cut up an old towel and it looked like I was cleaning his bum with rags!
This kit has everything to make using cloth wipes easy - even if you're a disposable nappy user, so there's no excuse for anyone.
I particularly like the bags for out and about - makes it much more convenient too?
Hope this helps someone.
Kerrie
I dont think I would buy that
I dont think I would buy that
Buy what?
Green Baby sell some reuseable fabric face wipes - and think they're organic too.
Living in South Africa, disposable nappies were expensive, so doing our sums at the time our son was born we opted for nappy service, as it was cheaper than buying washing powder, cost of water, electricity, etc.
The nappies were pre-shaped, whilst one three cornered nappy grabber secured the nappy. Soiled nappies were placed in a sealed bucket, which had a unique freshner, so no smells other than a nice clean smell when you took the lid off and there was an inner cotten 'bin' liner. Twice a week the used bag was collected and replaced with clean fresh nappies. The deliveries were early in the morning.
It was a fab service, where I lived numerious families used the service as it was very cost effect. The disposable liners were 'flushable' again unique to the company all you did was flush them away and they were bio-degradable.
The cleaning process was at a much higher temp than an average washing machine. We were able to visit the premises to see for ourselves how the process works.
Sorry I digress, I used cottonwool and a lotion to clean, as water and cotton wool were too drying. Whilst, I had a damp flannel in a tupperware container I could whisk out and use to clean up his face and hands when necessary, again baby wipes were expensive.
Fudge