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For everything, clean first to properly sanitize.

You can do it either way. The bleach first will kill any nasties and then the soak will help to remove it all out. If you have yeast in your diapers and you strip first, and rinse them out in your washer before the bleach soak then your washer will still have traces of yeast with the potential to reinfect your diapers after the bleach soak. A lot of people won't even do a "strip" just a bleach soak and wash with their regular diapers, this is great if the diapers look and smell OK and have no absorbency issues.

You're welcome! So glad you found it useful :)

Yes I do the covers as well :) Anything I purchase used, I do this routine on.

You could do either but if left more than 2 days they can be harder to spray off ( if baby is only consuming milk ( either bf or ff)you don’t need to spray as poo before weaning is water soluble and can go straight in the washer) personally my babies are now 1 year and 2.5 I have a small wet bag on my stairs for poopy diapers and a big wet bag for inserts and wet ones if I don’t spray off straight away I know I’m not going to miss one accidentally

I have found after 9 years or cloth diapering it really depends on the diaper material. If you use awj or micro suede pocket diapers, a few hours to 24hrs after the poo it seems to come off a bit easier as the inserts have soaked up the moisture of the poo so it poo kinda just falls off

Use liners once your kiddo is eating solids.

So what I do is I put them in with the diaper and spray them off when I do the diaper😊

Aww thank you, so happy to hear you are enjoying them! I'm working on more cloth content so you'll definitely be seeing more videos for sure. It's wonderful you have been doing cloth with your little guy☺️Truly nothing like it! The switch to solids has been tricky with us too, definitely a lot more messy. I have been mainly putting her in pockets during this stage because cleaning is SO easy with them. But we're almost to the "flickable poo" stage haha so I think it's about to get a lot easier. Hang in there mama, you're doing amazing💛

I’ve never personally tried this using milk, but I bet it would make them very creamy and just as delicious! If you try it let me know how it is😊

You’re welcome😊

Haha I know it may sound a bit silly. But I get all my grocery shopping done in the early morning, so putting it in the crock pot is the best for a no-prep dinner that evening😃Also, these freeze GREAT! I always have like 3 in my freezer for quick easy dinners. Once you crock pot a rotisserie, you’ll never want to eat it again without😆It literally falls off the bone. Hope you try it😃

You’re welcome😊Wow 6 babies, you rock mama!!!💗I would LOVE to have that many haha. What’s your favorite go-to cloth diaper brand/style you love?!

Aww thank you!!!😃

Oh man I’m so sad to hear you don’t like Alva! I truly love them🤣they fit my baby girl so well and are so easy to clean. But as far as quality goes you’re probably right, it’s probably not even close to the highest especially with the price point. But I guess I love the fact this diaper is so inexpensive and fits so well🥰 I’ll look into those brands you mentioned for sure, I’ve heard of both of them but have not tried anything from them.

I keep mine in there only about 2-5 days. If you plan to keep them on the longer end though I would personally get in the habit of spraying out even the pee diapers. The urine breaks down into an ammonia after sitting for a bit so definitely rinse those if you can. Especially the night time/nap ones🥰

Aw thank you so much!!

Oh wow I haven’t heard this from anyone before! Is there a source you recommend over Fluff Love? How do you wash yours?😃I’m open to hearing other methods for sure! Thank you for your comment.

@@mamalovescloth all advice is to never use any sort of bleach as that will destroy the waterproof layer or the PUL, and any natural fibers too. The temperature should rarely go above 140 F for the same reasons, although if the diapers need to be stripped due to any potential smells, a higher temp every so often is typically ok. I don't know how hot your 'hot' setting is, so I thought I would mention that. From what I have heard, bleach can stay in the fabric and then that chemical is touching babies most sensitive skin which can cause many issues. A full scoop of detergent is way too much even just for clothes (think about it, the company wants people to use more product so that they're coming back and buying it more often. 1/2 a scoop is probably good enough to be perfectly honest. The waterproof layer can be quite fragile when it comes to heat, the elastic will perish much quicker with heat too and it isn't recommended they go in the dryer if you can help it. I hope this information helps you :)

@@saieladyyou can use bleach ( the correct way to reset diapers it won’t destroy your pul if used correctly) I’ve used bleach at least every 3 months my pul is great! Been cloth diapering about 4 years now

@@DeepRootedwithTulani bleaching too frequently or adding too much at once can indeed break down the fibres, especially bamboo. It can also void the warranty if they’re new 😔

@@saielady no one ever needs the warranty on diapers lol if your at a place where you think you need to bleach pretty sure that warranty is already voided lol Again doing it the correct way which is not too much or too often is just fine.

Yes they truly are so wonderful and easy to use! Which brand is your favorite?

@@mamalovescloth I used Texas Tushies NB AIOs! I would probably do 50/50 if I had another though and try Two Little Plines preflats with some covers for at home.

Hi Meagen! Yes I have seen this among the cloth diaper communities as well saying cold for the Prewash. I got my wash routine approved through fluff love university, so I’ve just been using what they recommended and it’s working wonderfully😊I’m sure if I did cold for the pre wash it wouldn’t be that big of deal as long as the main wash is for sure set to hot👍🏻

Fluff love is notorious for having the worst wash recommendations I’m seriously shocked they are still around. A cold rinse is what’s best

Great question! You will want to spray off the solid poopy diaper in the toilet first before putting it into the bag to keep for wash day. I’ll attach a few links to other videos I did to help you with this. It’s super easy, especially if you set yourself for success with getting a diaper sprayer to attach directly to the toilet as well as a Simply Imagine. I talk about it all in these videos😊 THE POO | #1 QUESTION | CLOTH DIAPERS ua-cam.com/video/6Quu3AJSs8I/v-deo.html SET FOR SUCCESS | CLOTH DIAPERS ua-cam.com/video/4-XP0xIuxKw/v-deo.html

Aww love this! Thank you for your feedback, I’m so glad you found it useful💗

Ahh yes I totally know what you mean! Keep your eye out though😊The way I found this lot was actually messaging her on the newborn set (she had only the newborn AIO’s posted) and after messaging back and forth with her, she asked if I would be interested in more Grovia diapers that she didn’t have listed yet. I am extremely grateful🙏🏻Hoping & praying you find a wonderful used set as well😊

@@mamalovescloth Amen! I Will keep checking. Thanks for your quick response.

Hi Sonja! I’m so happy to hear you’re making the switch to cloth😊Please let me know if you have any specific questions, I’m always happy to help in anyway! Thank you for watching & I look forward to making more content to help with your cloth diapering journey☺️

Congratulations Lisa on expecting your first baby🎉SO exciting!! I’m going to be sharing videos of our complete process with cloth diapering, brands we use, our wash routine, storage of them, etc😊Since I’m just getting started on my channel, please in the meantime let me know if you have any specific questions I can answer for you💗I am happy to help! I truly wished we would have started our cloth journey back when we had our first☺️Again congratulations on your little one, motherhood is an absolute joy!