Also I only do laundry every other day and my water bill went up $2 a month. No other bills went up, and I dry my diapers outside or inside next to a window. Seeing as I spent about $340 on 40 diapers, and they have lasted through 2 kids, I think cloth CAN be very cost saving. I had a drying rack gifted to me (free for me), and I did buy 2 small wet bags ($5 each) and 1 large hanging wet bag ($9). Majority of the time I use a bucket with a lid ($3). So in reality once you do invest in cloth it's well worth the price. I'm not saying cloth is for everyone, but it's not nearly as expensive or time consuming as people think.
Not only are they cost saving, but they are super cute and never once have I complained about an extra load of diapers. As crazy as it sounds I'd rather do diaper laundry then clothing laundry. Oh and TheEnd is correct. Every package of disposable diapers tells you to remove feces from the diaper before disposing of the diaper. It's actually illegal to throw poop away in the trash
), the address was their p.o. box. so do you think they actually just kept it open but were getting so much shit for getting sent so much stuff that they just said that?
