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Cattie I've only ever found microfleece online. It's quite cheap. I'm not sure any polar fleece is right as it repels liquid, as compared to microfleece that draws it away quickly. I know a few online providers if you're interested.
My dh can put the pockets together, otherwise he's clueless.
WOWB sandmans nn with wool cover.
Cloth Nappy General Discussion #201
*knock knock* :)
Ladies I wouldn't mind some advice- I'm bummed because the covers of all of my Cheeky Butts pocket MCNs have completely lost their elastic in the legs... I've dealt with a few side explosions because of it even after adjusting the snaps. They are well less than a year old so not happy at all. I'm thinking I could buy some new pocket nappies - just the shells- and reuse the inserts but I don't want to buy Cheeky Butts again. Do you think I could use the inserts in another brand?
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I'd be happy to replace the elastics for a few dollars each. Pm me if you're interested.
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Ok well I've just spotted cocobaby beautiful print pockets on sale for $14 each so I might grab some of those.
Jen yeah it's all of my cheeky butts! I wash, dry properly too so not sure there.
Williams Mummy thank you! I'll let you k ow when I decide what to do with the covers.
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mel ~ thats how Spocks rash started. fine one day next day was raw and bleeding and blisters. its very nearly cleared now. I put moogoo and bm on evrry change, changed every 2hrs max, if there is a poo change straight away. and nappy free time. this alone didnt clear it. it stopped it getting worse but was still bad. the turning point was when Audax sent me some microfiber liners so I could use zinc cream. Ive only really been putting one on her night nappy, putting zinc on the open sore bits and then lathering the rest of her bum in moogoo and now we only have one tiny open bit and just skin discolouration thsts getting better!!!
..that took me so long to type I forgot what else I was going to say... =p
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yra it would be micro fleece =) it took about half an hour to write that post. on my phone and was tending to Spock =p so it probably doesn't make any sense
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I love my itti bitti delish nappies. I've got itti bitti, bambooty and Cheeky Butts in my stash. Itti bitti absorb really well, are a nice fit - DD is long but skinny- and I rarely get side escapes. Love the bambooty too- I personally prefer the look of a pul cover over a minky and I love the sweet pastel colours of the bambooty. I also have some bambooty strawberry and ballerina prints and Ive got easy dry and easy peasy versions. When DD was smaller though I had lots of side seeping issues with the bambooty- I don't think they were absorbent enough around the legs where the lining was slightly thinner. But not she's older they are fine. And I'm now waiting on my coco baby print pockets which look so beautiful!
I'm totally obsessed with my MCNs. I love washing, folding and stacking them... It's really weird how much I love them!
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So by using the microfleece liners, will this stop the zinc cream from coating the nappy itself?
How long did it take for the angriness to go away? She doesn't seem quite as bothered now but it still looks nasty.
TT - impressive for posting by phone ;$
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yea the stop the cream getting on your nappies. only took a day or two to start improving
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Where do you get micro fleece liners? How do they not impede the absorbency? DD has had a nasty teething nappy rash and we use Burt's bees bum cream but the cream seems to penetrate through our nappy liners (the flushable ones) and I to the nappy itself.
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Microfleece is quick absorbing, a lot of nappies are lined with it, and thicker than flushable liners. So they tend to stop creams getting through. But if you were to put on lots of cream, you would have to eventually throw out your liner. But its much cheaper than a whole new nappy.
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