The good news is that you can launder cloth diapers with less time and effort than all the rest of your laundry. If you are able to afford a 3 day supply (and I recommend working toward that!), you are only doing a load 2 times a week. The amount of time you are actually spending doing that laundry is probably 10 minutes a week. Even better, you don't have to worry about ironing, folding, or even putting the cloth diapers away. It can be as easy as throwing the clean diapers in a laundry basket from the dryer and pulling from that basket when it's time to do a change. (On those REALLY lazy days, I have been known to leave the diapers in the dryer and pull clean ones from there!)
If you use diapers like GroVia's all-in-ones, Tots Bots Easy Fit Diaper, bumGenius All-in-Ones, or Tots Bots Tini Fit Diaper, you don't even need to stuff or assemble the diaper. That's it!
For those veteran's currently using cloth diapers, how has the extra loads been for you?
Peace,
Jen
Jen Starks, Owner www.ecologicalbabies.com ecologicalbabies@gmail.com 574.275.1235
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It's my easiest laundry, I don't even think about it. Since I don't have to worry about wrinkles, I'll often throw a load in the wash in the evening after putting the kids in jammies, then switch to dryer before I go to sleep.
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