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problem with bamboo nappies

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CarGirl · 03/07/2007 23:30

how do I tell when they are dry???? They still feel damp?????? They came off the line Sunday nearly dry and have been airing every since???????

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Flamesparrow · 04/07/2007 07:49

they normally feel... erm... dry

(put them somewhere warm - you can tell then if they are warm n dry or warm n wet)

maveta · 04/07/2007 07:51

Have you been having this wet weather? If they feel damp they´re not dry (I don´t mean that in a patronising way because I´ve also felt them when they´re still damp after drying for ages and wondered if they´re meant to be like that).. can you chuck them in a dryer for 10mins?

CarGirl · 04/07/2007 09:11

No airing cupboard or anything, I could tumble them but will it not wear the fabric out quicker using the dryer?

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Flamesparrow · 04/07/2007 10:57

Only in so much that if you do it for 10 mins every so often, then they will only make it through a couple of children's lives rather than 5 or so . Tumbling on low isn't going to make them fall apart in 6 months or anything.

CarGirl · 04/07/2007 11:01

could it be the initial residue I'm feeling as I didn't pre-wash them so they've been worn and then washed once IYSWIM?

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Flamesparrow · 04/07/2007 11:06

I have been known to just stick em on him before now - I've been unsure if they are wet or just cold, and gone with the theory that they'll be wet again soon enough anyway...

CarGirl · 04/07/2007 11:27

kind of what I'm thinking of doing if they seem dry enough that'll do, my poor ferral children

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amazonianwoman · 04/07/2007 14:49

Know what you mean, mine still feel a little damp, been airing inside since Sunday night, flipping wet weather

I tend to follow Flame's method - stick a fleece liner on top (which is dry!) and put them on anyway, they'll be wet in minutes

CarGirl · 04/07/2007 20:01

mmmmmm dd keeps leaking out of her bamboo nappies, first time I just assumed it was a mega wee and they hadn't been prewashed. This time it had an extra booster in and had been washed and she was soaking, I'm wondering if it's a power wee coming down one leg as they're narrow in the crotch?

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