thread: Terry Flats, is this right?

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  1. #1
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    Girls, You might also find some good info here from other terry flat users in Here....

    I would think you would get 4 PUL covers 2 per day (one on and one to dry) and 2-3 fleece or wool covers for overnights...

    And also, The terry flats are quite big for a newborn, so maybe some flannel flats for newborn, but they are not as absorbent ...

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    ok use liners for newborns as well that sticky tar poo's are hard to get out of nappies LOL (flushables)

    I use muslin liners after then about $1.50 from woolies coles etc

    covers I use target brand ones they are very similiar to a modern clothe nappy in looks IYKWIM!!! contained everything for me we used terry's till jack was 8 mths and then went disp as well his bum was toobig to move

    also 2 buckets is great one for wet nappy's and one for #2 nappy's well that what I did anyway...

    the quantities sound fine I had 3 dozen I think I reckon 1 dozen never got used I also used to fold them ready to go when I got them off line or out of dryer

    snappis cheap as chips I always had 3 on hand ...one never got used

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    Dec 2008
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    thanks everyone for the great advice,
    please keep it coming I have lots to learn.

    Would Chux cloths be a cheaper alternative to re-usable wipes and liners?
    Last edited by Calluna; April 28th, 2009 at 03:05 PM.