Anyone know if these are cloth diaper safe?
647004
My son and his wife use these all the time and have no problems with all three of their kids. Should be no problem unless your child is allergic to lanolin.
1343323
Yes. The reason is that mainstream detergents have softeners brighteners, and dyes. The softeners coat te diapers and inserts making them "water proof" and they will not abdorb. The brighteners stick the diapers and cause skin irritation as well as the dyes. Stick with cloth diaper friendly detergent!
1645476
it is listed on the package that they are safe and I have septic and have had no problems at all. I hope this helps
97777
"The ecoAble cloth diapers are tested and certified in compliance with the US CPSIA (Consumer Product Safety Information Act) rules and regulations. All products are manufactured ethically in China." - Taken from their site ecoable.net/compliance
339194
These definitely left a residue on my cloth diapers. Will not be using this anymore, looking for a cloth-safe cream instead :(
788863
The advice to use special detergent is really not necessary. In order to prep cloth diapers made of natural fibers (cotton, bamboo, hemp), it is recommended that you wash then dry 3 to 5 times. You should dry between each wash. Because they are not soiled with human waste, feel free to throw them in with your regular laundry such as towels. The reason for the multiple washes is to help get the natural oils off the cloth that are present with natural fibers. For this reason, it is often recommended not to prep them with your other cloth diapers (for the concern of the other diapers getting the oils on them and then causing repelling issues.) I have never done this though, and I've never experienced an issue with repelling. Also, in regards to special laundry detergents... Rock n Green and other "CD Safe" detergents are a total joke. They don't clean well at all, and most people who start out using this detergent end up with stink issues in their diapers (they look clean but smell awful when wet) and even rash issues. It's not complicated with cloth diapers. Just be common sense about them... (don't use fabric softener as that coats the diapers and can cause them to be less absorbent.) Consider them your dirtiest clothes. Wash with a good mainstream detergent such as Tide Ultra Powder and use plenty of detergent (a full scoop) because you want to get out all the yuckies! Rinse a couple of times if you have lots of suds. I know this answer is above and beyond your question, but I just hate to see bad information shared! Cloth diapering fails when it becomes too complicated and when rashes happen due to diapers not being cleaned well. Good luck and have fun with it!
569597
Some cloth diapers are extremely bulky and some can be very trim, perhaps too small at times. It really all depends on the brand of the cloth diaper in the age of your baby. I found that the BumGenius Freetimes were comically bulky on my baby up until she was 5months old. That is due to the fact that you cannot reduce the number of soakers you have in your diaper since they are sewn in. I've found these are great for nighttime diapers since they are extremely absorbent.
1950807
No, and you don't want them to be. Safety comes from having your hand on the baby at all times when you are changing. There is a single, connected strap for securing the device to a changing table. This is the best purchase I have made, why? Babies pee a lot on the changing table and you don't need a load of laundry each time that happens. You want to wipe and go.
1188420
I would do like they did when people used cloth diapers for babies. Bucket with water and detergent to soak until able to wash them.
917626
These are a cover for a cloth diaper. If these are all you are wearing probably not. If you are wearing a cloth diaper under these, then yes. But as with all diapers leaks happen. These are just thin vinyl, there are better ones on market that would do a better job at leak protection when used with diapers, but cost much more. Also there are all sorts of cloth diapers, some called all-in-ones(which include a waterproof outer cover).
99475
My daughter has used hers for disposable diapers. I guess you could fold the cloth diapers so they would fit.
2191343
We would like to tell you these are bamboo inserts , they are used for cloth diapers. Thanks. -Alvababy
739910
I'm not sure, but I think so. I use them just like cloth. They are very strong. I'm still using the first 3 after 6 months. Washed dozens of times in the washer. Air dry is best although sometimes they go in the dryer. No harm.
887320
Do not use homemade detergent on cloth diapers the harsh chemicals like borax breaks them down.
2143484
No, cloth diapers don't fit well. You could fit the covers unstuffed or just your inserts, but if they're stuffed they don't fit through the slot to pull them out.
55051
I have never used destin specifically, but I have used a couple other creams that weren't deemed "cloth diaper" safe, and haven't had a problem yet. In my opinion these are the best liners and I've tried a few different kinds.
788867
I only ran the wash cycle twice and then put them in the dryer. I use a sensitive Tide, there are several to choose from. I didn't use cloth diapers for my first two, but my second two had allergies to disposable diapers and certain soaps. If your little one has a soap allergy I recommend goat's milk soaps and detergents. I love these diaper inserts. They are gentle on baby's skin and very absorbent.