Cloth in winter

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Re: Cloth in winter

PostPosted: Mon Nov 22, 2010 10:37 am
by megansmummy
If he is leaking out of his fitteds then i would try to boost those rather than try pockets...we always get leaks with pockets no matter what they are stuffed with...our fitteds are far far more reliable and leak proof! :wink:

Re: Cloth in winter

PostPosted: Mon Nov 22, 2010 10:40 am
by Woozle35
We have noticed no difference at all. We use a mix of tots bots and motherease with a variety of different inserts/boosters in them.

Re: Cloth in winter

PostPosted: Mon Nov 22, 2010 10:51 am
by gayleygoo
I have far more problems with leaky pockets than with fitteds. I don't notice it being more of a problem in winter though, its just harder to get fitteds dry! Are you using wool or fleece covers? I find they're the only way for Daragh not to leak (at least, wool longies don't feel wet in the way that normal trousers would)

And don't worry about the sposies, I use them about half the time here because I would need either a bigger wool stash (and I'm a knitter :oops: ) or lots of pockets. I have half a dozen weenotions AI2's that just don't work at all so we can't use them :(

Re: Cloth in winter

PostPosted: Mon Nov 22, 2010 10:55 am
by chocmuffin
:wave: I also find fitteds far more reliable and I don't use pockets for that reason. I tried many pockets but gave up on them as with 2 LO's in them I can't be carrying all the extra changes :lol:

Re: Cloth in winter

PostPosted: Mon Nov 22, 2010 2:25 pm
by BingBongBoo
I haven't noticed much difference TBH - but then I routinely change Katy every two hours or so because she wees for England. The problem I have is that we only have a washer/dryer. The dryer cycle is rubblish (tends to make things hot and damp) and eats electricity so I only use it if I NEED something dry. I don't like drying washing hanging all over the house but unfortunately I don't have much choice at the mo. Still, at least its a good excuse to buy more nappies!

Re: Cloth in winter

PostPosted: Mon Nov 22, 2010 2:47 pm
by g murphy
i haven't noticed much difference either hunnie. hope you get it sorted out soon. x

Re: Cloth in winter

PostPosted: Mon Nov 22, 2010 5:06 pm
by ktinkley
I've got a few hemp inserts left over that you can have - if we ever manage to meet up :giggle:

I didn't notice any difference last year - just super boosted her nappies all the time - and used the thickest woolies I had :wink:

Will pm you xx

Re: Cloth in winter

PostPosted: Sat Nov 27, 2010 2:02 pm
by smilinglou
Not really noticed a difference in that sense but the drying is a bit of a problem...a tiny problem really as we have fantastic stairs that you can hang everything on...and a naughty tumble dryer, we only wash once a week with no problems so it's not so bad.
The only real issue is tights and I like to put sleepsuits under her clothes to keep her feet covered (socks fall off) and her legs doubly warm, the sleepsuits are getting a little 'cloth nappy small' so this can be a pain, sometimes the tights make the older more worn out nappies wick.

I'm loving how she can sit down quite happily on the cold stone floor in the kitchen without getting a cold bum, 10 points to cloth! :giggle: