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Wet or dry pail?
I'm new to cloth diapering. Any suggestions on which is better a wet or dry pail?
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I think a dry pail is recommended by most companies that make pockets/all in ones. That's what I use and its worked great!
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Dry. As long as you wash about every other day and have a good wash routine then you don't need to soak. I've cloth diapered for a year and only use a dry pail. It's easy to toss into and I don't have a dangerous pail of water sitting around getting slimy and that I have to lug and dump and wash.
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Dry pail, ie wet bag... Confused yet ;-) Wet pails are no longer recommended because of sanitary concerns.
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Dry! Wet are nasty and a pain IMO.
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Dry.
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less stinks with wet here.
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Re: Wet or dry pail?
I keep a dry pail as well.
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Most people these days use a dry pail. I prefer using a handing pail (dry). I think everyone should start there.
I did find that with microfiber nightime inserts I needed to put them in a wet pail, other people get along fine with just rinsing microfiber before putting it in the bag (i think it would work for me, just haven't bothered). I suggest waiting until you find you need to do this (or anything wet pailish) but it's something to keep in mind. |
I use a dry pail for my pockets, but when I do wash I wash my pockets and inserts seperate. While my pockets are washing I soak my inserts.
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