What size is best for burpcloths?
1133978
I like a little bigger burp cloth, just in case a burp becomes more than that. Additionally, a larger one stays put better when walking around with it on your shoulder. I like the medium size for burp cloths. The large are pretty big, and the small are just a little too small for me. Think about how wide your shoulder is before you choose. The small may work for you if you have small shoulders.
1133979
The infant would be pretty good or medium I would do 4x6x4 for less bulk using as a burp cloth. This will also help if adding embellishments.
1133980
We bought the regular 4x6x4 and they were absolutely perfect for burp cloths!
1920848
Natasha, if I were you, I'd go up one size, 120" round...it would hit the floor perfectly & give you two additional inches. If you plan to tie them with a sash, go up to a 132" round cloth. A 108" cloth is going to leave you with four inches of visibility. Good luck!
950472
Bratwurst size. Although I guess it would depend on which size attachment you used on your stuffer.
122837
I would do a medium. You can size it by moving the velcro and you want it to fit snug.
364662
I am thinking a medium, but I would be concerned it might not be long enough. You should email the maker. Sorry.
709094
I'd recommend a minimum of 12 - if you do Landry everyday. I have the Thirsties prefolds as well and absolutely love them. I'm still using the small size on my petite 18 month old. I had 1 of each and just liked them so much better than these. Better investment and useful longer, as well as more versatile. But maybe get a few of each and see which you like best. You can always add more of what you like to your stash and with a newborn, you almost can't have too many inserts. Definitely hemp is the way to go. Much more absorbent than other fabrics and most are blended with cotton so there is no need to top it for improved absorption.
1693828
You can use any size up to about an inch. Weight is more important as too much weight will overwhelm the bands.
1677757
No, buy the "prefold" diapers for burp cloths. These are huge and extremely thin like dust cloths.
1569420
I wouldn't call these the gauze type diapers. These actually stay soft and get a little "pillowy" upon washing. I use them as burp cloths though and I love how thick they are
300303
I think that is a 7 x 10 so it is right between the medium and large badder size. I'd probably go for the large bladder but not really sure.
219986
I would get the largest size available. Oversized works good on sweat suits better than snug.
1520768
I guessed and hoped for the best. Try this: http://www.scubatoys.com/store/sizes/glovesize.asp
1328941
I bought the Boppy covers. It's pretty much a standard size pad. I think the Babies R us or Buy Buy Baby brands would work as well.
1066639
That depends upon if you want the cloth to the floor or right off the table. 60 x 102 sounds right for you.
1547374
These are flats, so there is no fluffing required. It's basically a large single layer cloth about as thick as a paper towel. If you want the kind with the extra fluff in the middle look up "prefolds". And to avoid shrinking, air drying is fine, but because prefolds have extra layers it'll take a lot longer.
1038019
The medium size is fine for this age/size. I used to fit the hemp insert behind/between the grovia insert. In the BG, it's fine if it's a little short. You might find you still need the microfiber insert. At one point I had two MF inserts with a Joey insert in between. Very thin and absorbs alot!
1860379
I have a large and my fiance has a small. Medium would likely be the most universal size. This will work for spraying chemicals such as clorox, just make sure to get the proper filters. Lysol concentrate ( http://www.amazon.com/Lysol-Brand-Concentrate-Disinfectant-Original/dp/B000P9WR34/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1370649471&sr;=8-1&keywords=lysol+concentrate) works better on mold than bleach, you can pick it up at WalMart.