thread: Where can you buy second hand nappies?

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  1. #1

    Apr 2007
    the Sauna
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    there is a new one called used nappies it sells 2nd hand nappies . but everytime ive been on there the nappies are sold or there are only nappies like fluffies and bright bot ones ( no good as they are just filled with wadding !)

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Aug 2008
    10

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    Just check it out and you are right not much on there

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Jun 2008
    Tassie
    2,567

    keep checking the IB website She frequently adds more seconds. We get ours from there all the time because they are just fine, I never can tell WHY they are seconds

  4. #4
    Registered User

    May 2010
    4

    Want to sell good set of cloth nappies (CHEAP!)..... don't know how tooooooo????

    I have a great set of cloth nappies that I used for my first born and I just can't stand to see them go to waste... would love to send them to a good home... any ideas about how to do this???

  5. #5
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    Nov 2008
    North Haven, NSW
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    Howm uch were you after for them hula and what do you have? =)

  6. #6
    Registered User

    May 2007
    Not alone!
    268

    To buy 2nd hand nappies I use Nappies Addicts - they are good are there are always lots of variety, but be warned they are addicts!!! Also ebay does have listings even though there is not supposed to be listing of used nappies people still sell them and sometimes they get caught but mostly they don't. If you are after something pacific you just have to haunt these places till you get what you want, I reecently got med IB's from buy4baby and some large IB's from Nappy Addicts. Hope this helps.

  7. #7
    Registered User

    May 2010
    4

    Hi Ammaki,
    Here's a list of what I have:
    3x hemp Baby Beehinds One Size nappies w double inserts (self fastening)
    1x bamboo Baby Beehinds One Size nappy w double inserts (self fastening)
    2x Tots Bots terry nappies (need snappy for fastening)
    2x Tots Bots Fleece wraps (size 1 & 2)
    2xTots Bots 'Tots wraps' (2x size 2 & 2x size 1) Poly - waterproof (2x red polkadots & 2x strawberries)
    2x Homemade Bamboo terry pocket nappies with Boosters
    2x Homemade Bamboo terry (non-pocket) booster sewn in
    2x Homemade terry nappy with Boosters sewn in (needs snappy for fastening)
    1x Homemade Knitted cover (deep purple w. red drawstring & applique)
    Several boosters & about 100 polar fleece liners for baby's bot protection.

    This lot did me perfectly for 1 child - more than enough and the sizes were perfect up until my daughter toilet trained herself at 22 months - though she still wore nappies to bed.

    You probably know that the Baby Beehinds nappies alone cost $25 each and they are 'better' than new in my opinion as they have been well seasoned and are very absorbent and all clean. Have always been washed with white vinegar.

    Some of the homemade ones are fraying a little, nothing a needle and cotton couldn't fix and the Poly covers need a bit more sewing around the velcro fasteners - easy though.
    I would love $50

    They do have, funnily enough, sentimental value???? is that possible??? but I'm ready now to let them go as no more bubba's arriving in my house and I would soooooooo love to know they go to a good home.... they have soooooo much life left in them, it would be a huge waste to dispose of them.... god forbid!
    Let me know what you think. Although they were for my daughter they could easily be for boys (except maybe the 2 strawberry covers & the hot pink liners but they are only against baby's bot & not seen)
    huladoll