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Cloth nappies

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littlepiggie · 21/09/2006 21:09

Any ideas on keeping cloth nappies soft when been on the line?
cotton one life- dry + scatchy
bamboozle- quite soft, but no where near what it was after been tumbled
ellas house hemp- sill soft, but not totally dry
fluffle- stayed the softest of the lot.

Do i just need to put them in the dryer? didnt want to but ds has dry skin that is been made worse.

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sarahlou1uk · 21/09/2006 21:16

I line dry then pop in tumble dryer for 10-20 mins. Makes them softer than just line dried.

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littlepiggie · 21/09/2006 21:32

thought so.

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AChickleBorther · 21/09/2006 21:34

fleece liners

makes em nice n soft even if nappy feels like steelwool

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littlepiggie · 21/09/2006 21:50

already use fleece as found that paper once are a bit rough. Its the bits that arnt coverd (round legs and waist) that seem to rub. I put the nappy on loose so as not to restrict movement, could try putting them a bit tighter.

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