USING JUST ONE CLOTH DIAPER A WEEK
It’s easier than you think. If parents replace just one disposable diaper a week, we could reduce landfill waste by more than 374 million diapers each year.
SAVE YOUR MONEY AND OUR PLANET
Using cloth diapers even part-time can save thousands of dollars and eliminate more than a ton of disposable diaper waste for each cloth diapered child.
Empty waste into toilet. Place diaper & liner in wet bag until washing. Wash diaper, liner & bag in baby friendly detergent on gentle cycle. Line dry diapers and wet bag. Tumble dry liners on low.
Snap-in, removable bamboo liners are more sanitary and easy to clean. Our patented Colorwise system easily adjusts your baby’s size as they grow and fits better for less leakage.
Utilizing 75 years of experience, we know what is takes to create items that support the needs of growing families.
SUPPORTING GROWING FAMILIES
We’ve broken it down into a quick guide you can reference until it becomes an easy part of your routine.
Wash Handcraft Diaper shells & liners before first use.
For maximum softness and absorbency, wash liners 2-3 times before first use and tumble dry on low.
Wash Handcraft Diaper shells with baby safe detergent in cold water on gentle cycle and line dry.
Wash Handcraft Bamboo Liners with baby safe detergent on warm water setting & tumble dry on low.
Dry for comfort and absorbency.
The Handcraft Wet Bag should be washed often and can be washed with Handcraft Diapers. Turn wet bag inside out and line dry.
Prior to laundering, tip solid waste into toilet.
If over time diapers begin to smell or stain, you can strip the diaper using items like vinegar, baking soda and warm water as a soak or other commercial sprays are available.
Do not use fabric softener or bleach on Handcraft Diapers.
Do not iron or dry clean
Our patented Colorwise Sizing System diapers, the first of its kind, are uniquely color-coded to grow with your child. A great value & investment.
Depending on your child’s movements and if you’re cloth diapering full-time, this number can vary. Our retailer partners offer starter bundles. Afterwards you can add as desired.
Dispose solid waste into toilet, remove snap-in liner. Wash diaper shell with a baby-friendly detergent (more details above).
There are many ways to remove this bacteria/mineral build-up. Use items like distilled white vinegar, baking soda, & warm water.
The average cost of a disposable diaper is $0.40 (times 7 per day). Over 2-3 years you’ll save thousands of dollars. Psst, babies in cloth diapers tend to potty train 6-12 months earlier.
Our diaper shells are made with internally laminated polyester and a snap-in, removable bamboo liner for added absorption, secure fit and to avoid messy slippage.
If every US diapering parent in 2019 used one cloth diaper a day it would add up to 2.7 billion. One reusable diaper a day makes a BIG impact!
