What is RLR? I get this question often usually in response to my recommendation to use it. RLR is a laundry additive, not a detergent. It is phosphate and perfume free and helps to bind to the buildup in your diapers (minerals, detergent or ammonia gunk) and strip them. After using RLR you will notice [...]
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Babyville Boutique Celebrates 1 Year With a Giveaway!
October 11, 2012
Article written by guest author Ellie Joos. Babyville Boutique is 1 Year Old and to celebrate, we want to give one lucky reader of All About Cloth Diapers a special gift of products for sewing diapers and other baby items from these adorable fabrics and matching accessories! We have been busy this past year and [...]
How Do I Know What Type Of Wool To Buy?
October 2, 2012
Entering into the world of cloth diapers is overwhelming. But, after a month or two you get the hang of the lingo and your fast on your way to amassing way too many diapers. Then you hit a wall. Wool. What’s the point? What are my child’s measurements? What type of wool do I need [...]
Cloth Diaper Mysteries Solved! Wicking, Stripping and PUL
May 14, 2012
I cloth diapered for more than a year before I had a decent comprehension of certain cloth diaper terms. The most mysterious ones for me were wicking, PUL and stripping. Is wicking good or bad? Do I say P-U-L or pull? Stripping? What the heck? Wicking is so simple you’ll kick yourself. Is it [...]
How to Convince A Daycare to Use Cloth Diapers
May 7, 2012
This is a wonderfully, equipping guest post written by Linda Auge. After reading it, I felt completely confident in my ability to “win the sale”! Being a Military Mom has many challenges, one of which is moving every couple years. This means finding a new day care provider for my Little Ones as we move [...]
Simple Effective Ways To Disinfect Cloth Diapers
February 23, 2012
The other night on Twitter a blog feed popped up that looked to be fabulous. Once I began to read I knew this information had to be shared with you. The blog post came from Mona of Eco Nuts. Mona makes most of us look like slackers (just take a look at her bio)! I [...]
How To Wash Cloth Diapers In A Foreign Country
February 2, 2012
The following guest post was written by Gypsy Momma I have used cloth diapers about 90% of the time since my now fourteen month old daughter was born. I also spend 80-90% traveling internationally with my baby for my own and my husband’s work and for leisure to places such as Paraguay, South Africa, Lebanon, [...]
Homemade Laundry Detergent Safe for Cloth Diapers
November 15, 2011
Keeping expenses low is a priority for many cloth diapering parents. After all, for many, saving money is the reason they chose to cloth diaper. One quick way to blow the budget is to overspend on detergents that promise a lot and under-perform. Even if many detergents are worth the price, most families don’t have [...]
How To Stuff A Pocket Cloth Diaper
November 12, 2011
Pocket cloth diapers are a highly versatile system. A pocket cloth diaper contains a pocket whereby you “stuff” the amount of desired absorbency into the opening. You may choose to use 1 insert creating a very trim cloth diaper option. By adding 2 inserts you are adding a bit more bulk (still fairly trim) and [...]
5 Simple Steps To Begin Cloth Diapering
October 12, 2011
If you are just beginning to research the modern world of cloth diapers you are no doubt overwhelmed. I have written extensively on how to cloth diaper from every aspect but compiling it all together can be confusing to the new reader. Below I will very briefly lay out steps to take to begin cloth [...]
















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