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thread: Cloth Nappies #163.

  1. #145
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    Don't even mention poos in night nappies - I've not had a good run lately!!!!

    But yeah - hi!!

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    Ugh - we had a massive leak from an itti on the way home today - took of all Punk's clothes when we got home (because she was wet & it was hot) & when I came back with a new nappy she had peed & pooed on the floor!!! Was playing in it too of course... *sigh* at least she had the decency to do it in the sunroom, ie; cement floor.

    Not getting the Aldi overlocker anymore, apart from not being able to even afford $199 at the moment, by all accounts they are a crud machine & you would end up paying more in repairs or a replacement!!

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    ..... i wanna know who scored the valentines sb fitted/maz cover combo
    That would be ME!!!!

    When I dropped the girls off this morning I made a point of letting the carer know that the wipes are NOT liners, so we shall see if she has left them in the nappies again. I actually pulled one out and showed her that it is a wipe.

    Has anyone tried the ecostore baby wash and shampoo? I saw them in Woolies today and decided to trial them considering everything we have left is J&J rubbish.

    QM - Thanks for letting me know!! might just have to save my $$ and get a good one when the bonus arrives.

    ETA - BG - Iish fly mush have had 2. Just got an update saying it has been posted!!
    Last edited by alioops; February 23rd, 2009 at 02:52 PM.

  4. #148
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    question??? do u need to soak peapods aio's prior to use?? if so how long? thanks in advance, oh yeah babies galore have 10-30% of everything

  5. #149
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    Squid - you don't need to soak anything babe - just give em a wash or two (to get the absorbency up on the inserts)

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    Squid - you don't need to soak anything babe - just give em a wash or two (to get the absorbency up on the inserts)
    o.k coolies i got my car seat today and as i wanted a new update receipt they gave me my cash back to re purchase it and i ended up with extra $$$ due to sale so bought a peapod to see what i think... hey u wouldnt happen to know what mcn leasha uses would ya or where to get them?

  7. #151
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    Nah I don't know what they are - none of the ones I use anyway

  8. #152
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    Nah I don't know what they are - none of the ones I use anyway
    ill email her as i dont have credit

  9. #153
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    spunkybutts cloth fitted nappies are they any good???

    are peapods good?

    are the cheap ones that are fitted in like the department stores any good??? if so why pro's and cons or experiances

  10. #154
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    Spunkybutts are good (and I know someone who sells them - hint hint.. haha!!)

    Peapods got far too many bad reviews in my research so I never got any. I stuck to brands with more good reviews than bad.

    Ones in department stores are generally not good - not that absorbent, crap material, fall apart, don't breath properly, need to be soaked etc etc etc. Too much hard work and bother for me!!

    I'd rather spend the money on something that works - and if it doesn't work for MY child, then I'd like to be able to sell it on to another person for a fair percentage of the money that I spent on it. Well known brands you can do that. Big W and K-Mart - not on your nelly!

    JMO of course.

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    Why thankyah Miz Maz, got mah mail.
    Now alls i need is the kid to go innit and she'll be apples. 5 weeks today, yay (better not show up late.....)
    Hope nobodys in fire's way this arvo. I grew up in Belgrave South

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    I live in Belgrave. It's a bit annoying, bet it's a deliberate light. We aren't evacuating this time, but we're still packed from the last 2 times!

    WoHB - BBB + BB PUL.

  13. #157
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    spunkybutts cloth fitted nappies are they any good???

    are peapods good?

    are the cheap ones that are fitted in like the department stores any good??? if so why pro's and cons or experiances
    i love spunky butts - the 3 pack gelato fitteds are really great.

    peapods - i got one and used it twice, will never bother with it again...........

    wohb - iishfly fitzall dragonfly
    Last edited by Kitt3n; February 23rd, 2009 at 04:34 PM.

  14. #158
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    so then spunkybutts are better than pea pods correct?

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    so then spunkybutts are better than pea pods correct?
    Im gonna have to say a big fat hairy YES!!!!

    Peapods...hmmm havent had very good experiences with them at all.....but SB's ..lets see I have 4 of them and loveeee them and the maker she is devine to deal with (luv to you kell) as to are her stockist

    Busy busy...secet mission

  16. #160
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    in my opinion YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSS

    they are a completely different nappy though - the spunky butts i am talking of are a fitted, need a cover. peapods are a pocket .....

  17. #161
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    Im gonna have to say a big fat hairy YES!!!!
    o.k thanks for that well i sent an email off asking questions as im so darn new to this hopefully i get a responce soon, especially being im going on holis and want to take them with me i leave here on the 7th march

    do i need to soak the fitted spunkybutts???

    also whats the diff between fitted osfa and aio fitted? i know ya thinking im so blonde here but i just wannt to be sure before forking out cash i desperately need. Also how many do i need? for a 6 month old???


    oh oh oh oh thanks kitt3n

    also just an add on anyone got any coupon codes for spunkybutts??

    just another q who here has bought craq ones by mistake if so where did u get them from and what brands and how much did u pay??
    Last edited by ~Raven~; February 24th, 2009 at 08:21 AM.

  18. #162
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    Squid - to answer your questions:-
    Whats the diff between fitted osfa and aio fitted?

    A fitted OSFA - is a fitted nappy (therefore needing a cover) and fits from newborn - toddler (approximately)

    AIO - isn't a fitted. Is an all-in-one - meaning no cover needed - is like a disposable and you just whack it on - then wash it once soiled.

    I didn't buy "crap" ones so to speak - I brought ones that didn't work for my child, so there is a difference. I researched HEAPS before I went into it so I didn't buy any crap ones.

    Normally - the good ones are $25 - $35 for an AIO, $25 - $31 for a pocket, and $15 - $28 for a fitted.

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