Getting stressed out with crispy nappies!
Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 12:34 pm
Hello. Well the title says it all really! I want to line dry and not use the dryer but my nappies just won't stop going crispy! My Nappy Nation ones are completly unusable they are that hard. The rest are not too bad. They are not soft but they are usable.
I tried bold 2 in 1 with my last wash and it has helped a bit but not really. Might be able to get away with using the nappy nation ones now with a fleece liner or 2 to protect DDs skin but TBH it isn't really good enough long term.
I am thinkint about just selling the nappy nation ones to somebody with soft water or who wants to tumble dry, but I then probably wouldn't have enough nappies and don't have much money to spend on more, with the new baby due soon. Not sure the NN ones would sell for enough to buy some decent nappies!
I know it sounds silly but it is really getting to me! I really want to make a proper go at using cloth nappies long term but if I do, I need to find a solution to this! Preferably not tumble drying as that is just more energy and money!
Oh and I have tried vinegar too with no luck.
I tried bold 2 in 1 with my last wash and it has helped a bit but not really. Might be able to get away with using the nappy nation ones now with a fleece liner or 2 to protect DDs skin but TBH it isn't really good enough long term.
I am thinkint about just selling the nappy nation ones to somebody with soft water or who wants to tumble dry, but I then probably wouldn't have enough nappies and don't have much money to spend on more, with the new baby due soon. Not sure the NN ones would sell for enough to buy some decent nappies!
I know it sounds silly but it is really getting to me! I really want to make a proper go at using cloth nappies long term but if I do, I need to find a solution to this! Preferably not tumble drying as that is just more energy and money!
Oh and I have tried vinegar too with no luck.