HUGE Lot of 29 Used UnBleached prefold diapers Indian Cotton Patterned Go Green
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HUGE Lot of 29 Used UnBleached prefold diapers Indian Cotton Patterned Go Green:
$49.99
HUGE Lot of Used UnBleached pre-fold diapers--- Indian Cotton --- Plus 2 Patterned and one larger green edged white diaper.
Also, includes one altered snappi. The bottom of it got caught on our clothing, so we cut it off and that worked well.
29 in all!
These are used and not in perfect condition, but still have lots of use left in them!
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Here\'s what mamanatural has to say about cloth diapers:
1. Cloth Diapers are cheaper
Disposable diapers will set you back at least $2,000 before your child is potty trained. And if you buy premium or biodegradable options, that number will look more like $3,000.
Whereas twenty of the most expensive cloth diapers will set you back less than $400. Factor in detergent and water bills, and you’re still looking at half the cost of disposables.
2. Cloth diapers are way better for the EnvironmentAn average child will go through anywhere from four to eight thousand diapers in his or her life.
Nationwide, parents in the USA use an estimated 27.4 billion disposable diapers each year. That’s around 3.4 million tons of diapers that end up in landfills each year.
Now think about all the trees that are used to make the diapers. And all the plastic, which is made from petroleum. All the chemicals used in the process. And the water. Then all that water and chemicals returning to the Environment as waste. Then the plastic packaging, the transportation – airplanes and trucks carting those diapers around the world – not to mention the energy you use driving to the store and back. And then the energy used to produce your garbage bags, the trucks to haul that trash to the landfills, the equipment used to manage the landfill.
The Environmental footprint of disposable diapers is staggering.
Compare that to using the same twenty cloth diapers over and over, cleaning them with safe detergent in a high efficiency washer. There’s just no contest.
3. Cloth diapers are more absorbentI speak here from experience. With a cloth diaper, I don’t have to change my baby in the middle of the night. With disposables, I do.
Then there’s the blowout factor. Cloth diapers are generous, and they contain. Disposables, not so much.
4. Disposable diapers contain nasty chemicalsSaveMama NaturalCloth diapers are WAY better than disposable diapers IMHO. Here are 6 amazing reasons to consider cloth diapering (plus one reason why they kinda stink).30Mama NaturalMama NaturalBlog Posts
Most disposables are bleached with Dioxin, which, in animal studies, caused nerve damage, birth defects, increased rates of miscarriages and changes to the immune system. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has classified dioxins as a probable human carcinogen.
Next up is Sodium Polyacrylate, the super absorbent gelling material, or AGM, that allows your baby to go long periods in one diaper. Sodium Polyacrylate has been linked in the past to toxic shock syndrome, as well as allergic reactions, and it’s is potentially lethal to pets.
AGMs are also linked to an increase in childhood asthma and a decrease in sperm count among boys.
Now, big diaper manufacturers point out that these chemicals exist in very small doses in the diapers, and so don’t post a risk. And, sure, more studies need to be done. But Mama Natural says, why risk it? Also, some moms find disposables cause morediaper rash.
5. Cloth diapers may help protect your baby boy’s jewelsGerman scientists found that the skin temperature around baby boy’s genitals was significantly higher when they wore disposable diapers as opposed to cloth. While the scientists called for more research, they suggested that prolonged use of disposable diapers in infants could be an important factor contributing to the decline of sperm production in adult males.
Source: Cloth diapers are cuter than disposablesColors, patterns, textures. Especially when your baby is dressed in a diaper only. Cloth are way cuter.
HUGE Lot of 29 Used UnBleached prefold diapers Indian Cotton Patterned Go Green:
$49.99