thread: Cloth Nappies #161

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  1. #38
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    Sep 2007
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    suse - i am such a newbie, but I have found that if I put little laaaa in a flecce lined nappy se starts to get a rash, so I have been using raw silk liners and there isnt a problem. I am so happy with the raw silk that I have asked DH to go and get some from lincraft - when I find out how much it is per metre would you like some? might be easier for us to grab it and post it up rather than you go out to get it?
    Aren't you a sweetheart! Thank you for the offer! I do have a bunch of the raw silk liners though - unfortunately they don't seem to help E much.

    The weird thing is, fleece or synthetics in general don't cause any problems - some of my fleece nappies are fine, others aren't. I also use fleece liners without any problem - although I did replace my old liners, which had a lot of barrier cream build-up, and found that the problem greatly reduced, which makes me suspect that it's a build-up or fungal problem. Although I'm not sure what else I can do except strip wash again! ETA - I just reread what I originally posted, and should clarify - he can be in a few cloth nappies without getting rashy, but once he gets that way (usually as soon as he has a poo), it will not clear unless I put him in sposies. So I don't think that it's all of my nappies that are causing the problem, just some.
    Last edited by suse; February 9th, 2009 at 11:17 AM.