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Okay then, you have convinced me about the fantastic financial savings, but isn’t using cloth a lot of hard work?

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Okay then, you have convinced me about the fantastic financial savings, but isn’t using cloth a lot of hard work?

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Nope! Certainly not! When you consider that you will have to wash, rewash, and wash again clothes, sheets and just about everything else due to leaking disposables, washing a load of cloth nappies every second day is a piece of cake, because it is a very rare occurrence that you will experience leaks whilst using a quality cloth system. Besides, having a baby means extra washing anyway. Seriously, an extra load every two days hardly makes a difference. And contrary to popular belief, you do NOT have to soak nappies, and cart around heavy water filled buckets. Nor do you need to wash poo-ey nappies by hand. It really is a simple process to care for your nappies! Check out ‘caring for your nappy system’ to see how modern mummas use their modern cloth nappies.

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