thread: Wipes & Liners - Cloth Or Disposable?

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    2013 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    May 2007
    Brisbane
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    We used to use liners, until he poo started hardening up and it just rolled off into the toilet. But we used them to about 14-15 months. Disposable ones first, because I didn't realise there were any others! Then we moved to a mixed of cloth (microfleece) liners and flushable liners. I'd put a flushable liner in when I knew she'd poo (she's fairly predictable) and then use cloth other times. They were REALLY handy for newborn poos, and we used disposable for those months but flushable would havde been even better.

    I have cloth wipes, a few kinds. I was just going to use face washers but Shel was scared of a mix-up with our actual facewashers hehehee. So I bought some. I have ones that are terry on one side and flannelette on the other. Some that are I think fleecey on one side and flanellette on the other (they have no 'cleaning', just no 'grip', but are good for face, hands, and nose wipes). And some Itti Bitti ones I got as a free present during the GDUNH, they are really nice, velour wipes. Love them!

    ETA: We don't use a foam or anything, just some warm water. We soak them in chamomile tea if she has a bad rash.
    Last edited by Indadhanu; January 2nd, 2010 at 09:33 AM.