I have about 100 nappies (not including the numerous terry squares which I mostly use for stuffing, but occassionally use as nappies) and DD is almost potty trained. DS (8 months) will obviously be in cloth for a while yet, but as my machine only does 2 days worth of nappies at a time there is no way I need that many anymore (having counted them all, I am now wondering if I ever needed that many LOL). As I don't plan on having another baby for a while, I don't know whether to sell them, or to keep them. DH, in a unprecidented statement said to keep them (he is usually all for 'get rid of it') in case any of our friends want to try cloth or in case we have another one, but I am not so sure as we could use the money/space.
My question is if I did decide to keep them, how would be best to store them? If I am going to use them again/lend them out etc. I don't want them going mouldy or the like. Does anyone have any tips?
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