, but the cloth inserts are on the way. Brilliant. Check it out: http://www.gdiapers.com/.We cannot wait to see what Sam's diapers can do to encourage our tomato plants to grow bigger and better.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
G-enius
We are now a greener family after having bought a set of hybrid g-diapers. Currently we are using compostable inserts (or possibly flushable, but dude--whose toilet can handle that?)
, but the cloth inserts are on the way. Brilliant. Check it out: http://www.gdiapers.com/.
We cannot wait to see what Sam's diapers can do to encourage our tomato plants to grow bigger and better.
, but the cloth inserts are on the way. Brilliant. Check it out: http://www.gdiapers.com/.We cannot wait to see what Sam's diapers can do to encourage our tomato plants to grow bigger and better.
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Here's an awesome primer on laundering cloth diapers...detergent choice is important. I've been using Country Save lately & it works well - you can get it in bulk from Amazon.
http://www.sunshinediapers.com/cloth-diaper-university/
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