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otchayaniye · 05/07/2011 07:38

Time is ticking for number 2 and I want to use reusables (mostly) but I'm finding the

I'd have used them for number 1 but was overseas and they weren't available there and by the time I'd moved back to the UK

I have a small flat, no tumble dryer and don't want to soak in fluid. Ideally I'd like to use from birth to 2.

Other than that, looking for something soft (bamboo?), that will dry fairly quickly, that has built in securing (like velcro) and is easy to use -- like has those little pads you can throw away.

I am happy to buy second hand - don't mind really. Any tips on where to buy appreciated.

many, many thanks. I don't have all the time in the world to research this so would like to hear real life opinion.

Cheers.

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otchayaniye · 05/07/2011 07:44

Oh, if it is an issue, I am having a girl, she's not likely to be huge (my first was a tiddler) so legs need to be snug.

Thanks again

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MissTinaTeaspoon · 05/07/2011 07:47

I used bamboo ones from little lambs. It is very soft but takes forever to dry - a day outside or 2 inside and they were only ever really soft if I chucked them in the tumble dryer for 10 minutes to finish the drying, so might not suit you.

MissTinaTeaspoon · 05/07/2011 07:48

I never soaked them though

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effingwotnots · 05/07/2011 07:52

I would suggest bumgenius pocket nappies if you have no dryer. They take no time and are probably the most reliable nappies I have.

otchayaniye · 05/07/2011 09:17

you stars - thanks. Given that this child will be a tiddler, might start off on tiny disposables and get a trial kit including those ones you both mention

Anyone know a good site to try?

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MissTinaTeaspoon · 05/07/2011 09:22

Have you checked your local council website? Some councils run trial schemes, mine did Smile

effingwotnots · 05/07/2011 09:25

i get mine from cheeks & cherries website. They are brill. And I've just thought, Tots bots do teenyfits which are great for teeny weeny babies!

effingwotnots · 05/07/2011 09:27

oh, and if you "like" cheeks and cherries on FB then there is also some great advice on there.

mumum29 · 10/07/2011 11:36

If you want fast drying nappies stay away from bamboo - I made that mistake!

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