Are you ready for you chance to win a pair of Wool Shorties from Fluff and Stuff Boutique? One of the AWESOME owners of Fluff and Stuff Boutique is offering 1 lucky winner a pair of Shorties in their choice of color!!! Thank you so much Katie and Fluff and Stuff Boutique for the wonderful giveaway!!!
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Wool soakers can be used over fitted diapers or over prefolds. Crochet covers are soft and stretchy, they are comfortable on the baby's legs. Soakers are a night time favorite by many cloth diapering parents. Wool soakers work great for children who wet heavily at night. Soakers are not just for night time! These items make great shorts, pants, and outfits for playing around the house in or for when you are out and about.
Wool is absorbent, but absorbs very slowly. Because of the body heat of your baby, and the warmth of the wool, it also allows wet to evaporate, and this happens at the same rate as it absorbs. So is it like water that's evaporating and the "impurities" (urea, uric acid etc) stay behind in the diaper - like when you boil salt water and the salt stays behind. Wool and lanolin are both self cleaning and anti-bacterial, and that's why wool covers don't need washing unless they actually get grubby or soiled. They just need hanging up to air, and allow the lanolin in them to do its' work.
a Rafflecopter giveawayWool is absorbent, but absorbs very slowly. Because of the body heat of your baby, and the warmth of the wool, it also allows wet to evaporate, and this happens at the same rate as it absorbs. So is it like water that's evaporating and the "impurities" (urea, uric acid etc) stay behind in the diaper - like when you boil salt water and the salt stays behind. Wool and lanolin are both self cleaning and anti-bacterial, and that's why wool covers don't need washing unless they actually get grubby or soiled. They just need hanging up to air, and allow the lanolin in them to do its' work.
I have never used them before, but would love to try it out
ReplyDeleteI'd love to try this because baby inevitably leaks when she's in the car seat due to compression.
ReplyDeleteI want to try wool because it seems so simple!
ReplyDeletei have never use wool, but i have heard so many great things about wool, that really make me wanted to try
ReplyDeleteI have not used wool, since baby hasn't arrived yet. I have heard really good things about it and I'm anxious to try it.
ReplyDeleteI have not tried wool yet, but I would like to because of its amazing qualities I didn't know about until this review!
ReplyDeleteI've never used wool before but really want to. Everyone seems to love it!
ReplyDeleteI use wool and Love it! PUL is a product of crude oil and we try to stay away from petroleum products. Also, my daughter seems to get rashes from PUL.
ReplyDeleteI'm very curious about wool and just received a Disana cover that I'm very eager to try out!
ReplyDeleteWe haven't used wool yet, we've only been CDing for a couple of months, but I have heard great things about wool. I would like to be able to upcycle stuff and make my own too!
ReplyDeleteI've used home made wool covers, with mixed results. I think it may have been the fault of my poor knitting skills more than the wool though.
ReplyDeleteI have used wool. I like that you can pack on the layers underneath for night-time use.
ReplyDeleteI love wool longies. They are the best covers for overnight over heavy duty fitteds. Leak proof!
ReplyDeleteI haven't used wool yet but would love to try it! I have some fitted diapers on the way so i would like to use that in combine with wool :)
ReplyDeleteWould love to try wool and see why everyone seems to really love it. Plus there is some really cute wool out there
ReplyDeleteI have not yet used wool, but I would love to as it has been referred to me by many people that it is great at night! I have 2 heavy wetter boys!
ReplyDeletewe do not yet use wool but i would love to try it because my son having PUL on alllll night long just kind of grosses me out. he stays dry with a fitted and PUL cover, but i would love if we could get some air flow!
ReplyDeleteI've never tried wool but I've heard it's great for nighttime. I have a heave-wetter so I'd love to try it!
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