Cloth Diapers

Lizzie · 18-02-2008

I was wondering what some of the best (and cheapest) web sites to buy some are. And also where I could get some plastic pants too.

Tigger · 18-02-2008

The only place I've ever bought ab stuff from is ebay. I have seen heaps of ab/dl stores but I don't trust them... The best place probably would be some sort of medical/nursing supplies store. Don't know of any tho, sorry I couldn't be of any use...

**ScubaSteve** · 18-02-2008

Yuyun/nicediaper has really awesome cloth diapers and plastic pants for a pretty good price. Sure they are based outta china so shipping will tack on another 12 bucks but sometimes you can get their diapers for like 2 to 3 bucks.
So like 15 bucks for a cloth diaper isn't bad.

Ebay Store http://stores.ebay.com/YUYUN-CN_Adul...QQftidZ2QQtZkm

Online Store
http://www.nicediaper.com

Tigger · 18-02-2008

oh these ones look nice and comfy
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/3Colours-M-L-...742.m153.l1262

but I don't think they are worth paying 24 dollars for, and then a 38 dollar postage fee on top o.O

Darkfinn · 18-02-2008

I got all my clothies from e-bay. It's quality merchandise at a good price. Just remember to wash them right after use or they start to smell and stain.

Lizzie · 18-02-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tigger

oh these ones look nice and comfy
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/3Colours-M-L-...742.m153.l1262

but I don't think they are worth paying 24 dollars for, and then a 38 dollar postage fee on top o.O

Haha yeah that is a bit much

~~Monkey~~ · 18-02-2008

When it's possible, in the distant future, I'd like try cloth nappies. To my knowledge I had never worn cloth as a baby, purely be for curiosity. I'm fairly confident that I would still prefer plastic nappies though.

**ScubaSteve** · 18-02-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tigger

oh these ones look nice and comfy
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/3Colours-M-L-...742.m153.l1262

but I don't think they are worth paying 24 dollars for, and then a 38 dollar postage fee on top o.O

You are paying for 3 diapers not one. 62 bucks is kinda a reasonable price for 3 all in one diapers.

Darkfinn · 18-02-2008

From my personal experience... stick with the "seperate" diapers then plastic pants on top. AIOs (all-in-ones) tend to leak around the edges b/c the waterproofing material dosen't form a very tight bond with your skin like a properly fitting pair of plastic pants will.

You have to remember that cloth diapers do not lock the wetness away like disposables do. If you get a cloth diaper good and wet then move around or sit down that wetness is going to spread all over looking for a way out. Where as in a quality disposable I can give it a good hosing and not have to worry about anything going where it shouldn't.

If you want to experiment with a cloth diaper... get a decently sized hand towel and pin it on (shouldn't be hard to figure out)... take a pee and watch what happens.

Nicky · 18-02-2008

http://www.babykins.com/adult-diaper.html

i've tried these before. they are pretty pricey and it took me a long time to get them..
but they were really worth the price and and wait.

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Lizzie Regular Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Kansas, USA Age: 16 Posts: 664 Threads: 35 Gallery Uploads: 12 Reputation: 5	Cloth Diapers I was wondering what some of the best (and cheapest) web sites to buy some are. And also where I could get some plastic pants too.

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18-02-2008	#2 (permalink)
Tigger Banned Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Australia Age: 21 Posts: 507 Threads: 7 Gallery Uploads: 2 Reputation: 7	The only place I've ever bought ab stuff from is ebay. I have seen heaps of ab/dl stores but I don't trust them... The best place probably would be some sort of medical/nursing supplies store. Don't know of any tho, sorry I couldn't be of any use...

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ScubaSteve Regular Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Indiana Age: 20 Posts: 167 Threads: 18 Reputation: 4	Yuyun/nicediaper has really awesome cloth diapers and plastic pants for a pretty good price. Sure they are based outta china so shipping will tack on another 12 bucks but sometimes you can get their diapers for like 2 to 3 bucks. So like 15 bucks for a cloth diaper isn't bad. Ebay Store http://stores.ebay.com/YUYUN-CN_Adul...QQftidZ2QQtZkm Online Store http://www.nicediaper.com

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Tigger Banned Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Australia Age: 21 Posts: 507 Threads: 7 Gallery Uploads: 2 Reputation: 7	oh these ones look nice and comfy http://cgi.ebay.com.au/3Colours-M-L-...742.m153.l1262 but I don't think they are worth paying 24 dollars for, and then a 38 dollar postage fee on top o.O

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Darkfinn Banned Donor Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Charlotte, NC Age: 25 Posts: 3,978 Threads: 84 Gallery Uploads: 18 Wiki Edits: 4 Blog Entries: 17 Reputation: 105	I got all my clothies from e-bay. It's quality merchandise at a good price. Just remember to wash them right after use or they start to smell and stain.

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~~Monkey~~ Deleted Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Hidden Village Age: 20 Posts: 338 Threads: 9 Wiki Edits: 5 Blog Entries: 8 Reputation: 23	When it's possible, in the distant future, I'd like try cloth nappies. To my knowledge I had never worn cloth as a baby, purely be for curiosity. I'm fairly confident that I would still prefer plastic nappies though.

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Darkfinn Banned Donor Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Charlotte, NC Age: 25 Posts: 3,978 Threads: 84 Gallery Uploads: 18 Wiki Edits: 4 Blog Entries: 17 Reputation: 105	From my personal experience... stick with the "seperate" diapers then plastic pants on top. AIOs (all-in-ones) tend to leak around the edges b/c the waterproofing material dosen't form a very tight bond with your skin like a properly fitting pair of plastic pants will. You have to remember that cloth diapers do not lock the wetness away like disposables do. If you get a cloth diaper good and wet then move around or sit down that wetness is going to spread all over looking for a way out. Where as in a quality disposable I can give it a good hosing and not have to worry about anything going where it shouldn't. If you want to experiment with a cloth diaper... get a decently sized hand towel and pin it on (shouldn't be hard to figure out)... take a pee and watch what happens.

18-02-2008	#10 (permalink)
Nicky Representing Zimbabwe Donor Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: NY Age: 22 Posts: 969 Threads: 29 Reputation: 10	http://www.babykins.com/adult-diaper.html i've tried these before. they are pretty pricey and it took me a long time to get them.. but they were really worth the price and and wait.