In the winter if you find a window that gets the best light and put the clothes airer right in the window. Because the uv isn't as harsh as it is in the summer it may take longer for them to sun out ie full day in winter but in summer only a few hours!
I also used a coathanger on the curtain rail and pegged the nappies on it. Also if you do a pre rinse it helps reduce a bit
I had 2 in nappies so I know how full on it can get when it's slow to dry.
Sard isn't all that bad, just unnecessary. It's good for getting barrier cream out if you get that on a nappy though.
Last edited by ~Raven~; June 8th, 2011 at 04:57 PM.
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