One of the most common questions asked by families using cloth diapers is if cleaning these is very cumbersome.
My experience is that they are not really an excessive workload and that their cleaning is quite simple. If it is convenient to have enough for a few days, I would advise to buy about 20 for the smallest babies and at least 15 from six months. The initial expense is quickly compensated and, although it is good to have disposables for emergencies, the saving of time and money is remarkable and you don't have to carry huge packages every two by three.
My advice from cloth diaper cleaning is to clarify them by taking them away from the baby, which will make the stool or urine not dry out. The pockets are better cleaned with the shower jet in the water, so that they can simply be pulled by the chain. Then, normally, just put them in the washing machine.
If we are not going to put it during the following hours it is best to put them in a bucket with a lid and then wash them normally. The truth is that with a baby at home we usually wash clothes frequently, so they will not accumulate much time.
It is important to remember that clothes that will be in contact with the baby should be washed without using bleach, bleach, or fabric softeners, and that advice applies to both clothes and diapers.
Cleaning cloth diapers It is not a problem that we are going to take too much time and they will be perfect if we are careful to do a quick rinse when taking them off the baby.
