about to splash out on tots bots reusables having used disposables since baby (6 months) was born

[annady]

sorry for such a long title!
says it all really - keen to give reusables a try during my last couple of months of maternity leave - while i still have the time to get used to them. the mumsnet review rates tots bots bamboozles highest but am trepidatious about drying times, however - can i tumble dry them? i can't find a definitive answer online.
i know i can get a trial pack for about 15 pounds, but it only contains one nappy which doesn't suggest i can try it out much before deciding!
any words of advice much appreciated.
anna d x

why not buy some second hand to give em a go first- i have some for sale could provide nappies, wraps and liners at a very reasonable price

www.mumsnet.com/Talk?topicid=1910&threadid=415442#8433239

You can tumble dry them, but you do have to be careful not to cook them as the fibre goes brittle if they're over dried.
Found this article: www.twinkleontheweb.co.uk/acatalog/Bamboozle_by_Tots_Bots.html bit at the bottom about tumble drying

doh sorry missed the brackets
this article on tumble drying Bamboozles www.twinkleontheweb.co.uk/acatalog/Bamboozle_by_Tots_Bots.html

grr sorry
tumbledrying bamboozles
got it right at last!

thanks for your quick response, preggersagain - can you please send me pics and maybe a price for, say 3 (size 2) in yellow or orange plus wraps - do you have fleece or waterproof? and liners? [email protected]
can you put them in the tumble dryer?
a x

thank you ariela - will have a look at that article now.
x

Tots bots are great

I use a mixture of both cotton and bamboo which helps re drying times. Fluffles are almost dry when you take them out of the washer, although I'm wasnt that keen on them as they are a bit bulky and feel a bit man made.

Thats an interesting article btw.. I think I'll start hanging my bambooozles up in the airing cupboard if I can't dry them outside.