thread: Cloth Nappy General Discussion #195

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    if they are new and "already lanolised" do I need to wash them or can I just lanolise them?

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    If they are already lanolised, why would you do it again?

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    they didn't feel like the were.. then I felt inside and yup, they are!! LOL. Just want to make sure they are done before I try them. I don't want C getting wet! I can use them under her wondersuits and wrap can't I?

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    they didn't feel like the were.. then I felt inside and yup, they are!! LOL. Just want to make sure they are done before I try them. I don't want C getting wet! I can use them under her wondersuits and wrap can't I?
    You can if they are loose enough. Don't want compression leaks.

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    Audax the little britches pocket how do u think they would fit a small bubba just trying to work out how to help my friend with her soon to be bubba just trying to figure out the easiest thing for them

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    Audax the little britches pocket how do u think they would fit a small bubba just trying to work out how to help my friend with her soon to be bubba just trying to figure out the easiest thing for them
    Fit from birth, really well. Early on I just put in one booster, but now it I use both, esp in the morning between 7 and 9, which is wet season at our place. They are super-thirsty.

    I am LOVING fitteds and covers at the moment, with all the solids poo-splosions! That extra line of defence is the best!

    Bexie - ME is Motherease. First MCNs I ever saw.

    WONB: Yellow GF.

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    bexie - the first time i washed my woollen cover i shrunk it! needless to say it then didnt fit on DS so its packed away for if we have another baby.

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    bexie - the first time i washed my woollen cover i shrunk it! needless to say it then didnt fit on DS so its packed away for if we have another baby.
    Was it a hot wash? What kind of detergent did you use? I have some covers that I need to shrink, just wondering how you did it.

    My GF leaked. I think that's the end for the smalls. I just realised that in a 48 hour period, my baby has worn a small, medium and a large. Gotta love that

    WONB: Bamboozle and totswrap. It's a brand-match! Yay!

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    audax - i cant remember! i must have done it on a 40 degree wash and used just normal washing powder. i put it in with my nappies and when i got it out i noticed it had shrunk.