I mentioned the cloth diapers are too big. Well we had some free newborns, and some free size ones. But we are now all out.
Yesterday there was a good CVS deal, large jumbo pack for 20 earns 10 ECBs. Plus we had a $3 coupon. and leftover ECBs with no where to spend them.
Turns out the only size diapers in jumbo packs are 3s or larger!
We went ahead and bought them since we are sure she will grow, but kinda bummed about her need of diapers.
I could just go pay full price, but I don't wanna.
In other deal news, bought a ton of junk food for camp (chips and smores making stuff) plus beef and chx for dinner, some fruit (raspberries!) and other misc food stuff all for $60, coupons totaled over $60 in savings .
phooey, diaper trouble
June 25th, 2010 at 02:25 pm
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June 25th, 2010 at 05:23 pm 1277483032
Oh, Ceejay74, AS sews professionally, no? I bet the trouble is the quality of the darn fabric. Back in the Dark Ages of Diaperdom, I mean in the era BPF (Before Pre-Fold), cotton flannel diapers were not even sewn on the edges! They were just nipped with pinking shears and they still did not come apart after about 5,000 washings....A few years ago I tried to buy some cotton flannel and could not even find any with any substance. It all seemed only a few notches better than cheesecloth.
For both of you, if you are making diapers, I recommend well-worn linen table cloths and table napkins, if you happen to have a source. Very absorbent, very washable. (We did this. ) And linen is the classic fabric to sun-bleach to restore a bright white, should you use a clothes line.
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August 3rd, 2010 at 03:17 am 1280801866
You need a wet bag, then you can easily bring dirty diapers (or clothes) home just unzip and dump into the washer. Really makes it easy. Doesn't take up much room in a diaper bag either.