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Wish me luck! (CDs)

I've built a stash for M thanks to a FB trading site that Christina shared with me and I'm going to start trying CDs tomorrow while I'm home to deal with any potential issues.  I've got a variety of brands of pockets, and AIO, and one Thirsties cover.  I hope this goes well as DH is still giving me a skeptical side eye even after seeing a CD and how easy it was.  He told the in-laws of my intentions and they thought it was great.  FIL said it would be nice to keep The Girl cooler in summer and MIL mentioned cost savings.  DH rolled his eyes.  If tomorrow goes well, I'll probably pack some CDs Thursday and Friday and see how it goes for MIL.  (FIL doesn't usually change the kiddos.)  If she's okay with it, I'll call it a complete success.

Let me know if you have any last minute advice/tips.

~DD born 3-25-10~DS born 6-5-12~
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Re: Wish me luck! (CDs)

  • yay I'm SO excited for you. DH LOVES CD'ing so I bet Alexi will be on board once you get rolling.

     I dont' think I have any last minute advice because I think it is pretty easy once you do it.

     Oh but I would suggest going with an open pail (it will be less stinky) AND put 1 cup of apple cider vinegar on the counter in the bathroom (or wherever the pail is ) and there will be 0 stink!

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  • Tell me how it works out.  I brought it up to Andrew and he seems open to the idea.

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  • Oh, and first I thought you meant the savings type of CDs, then it didn't make sense so I thought you meant music CDs.  It finally clicked at the very end of the post! 

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  • imageCTri17:

    yay I'm SO excited for you. DH LOVES CD'ing so I bet Alexi will be on board once you get rolling.

     I dont' think I have any last minute advice because I think it is pretty easy once you do it.

     Oh but I would suggest going with an open pail (it will be less stinky) AND put 1 cup of apple cider vinegar on the counter in the bathroom (or wherever the pail is ) and there will be 0 stink!

    Thanks so much for this tip! I just recently decided to go "topless" and I have an anti-odor thing I bought from the store, but it stinks so bad. I'll have to buy the apple cider vinegar tomorrow!

  • Oh, and good luck Heather. I think you'll be surprised how easy it is. If you can change a regular diaper, you can do cloth. Also, washing isn't nearly as bad as I always imagined it would be (before I started).
  • Good Luck Heather! I hope you love them! They are so great! Our next kid wont even have a disposable in the hospital if I have it my way.

    Let us know how you like them.

    Also Rockn Green has something called a Shake Up (it is a scented powder) that you can sprinkle in the dirty container and it helps eliminate smell if you don't have a place to put vinegar.

  • imagePBJ63010:

    Our next kid wont even have a disposable in the hospital if I have it my way.

    Let us know how you like them.


    So obv I'm not a mom yet, and we are not cloth diapering (could not get K on board), but I heard you should wait til the meconium is done with before going to cloth since it can stain/be really hard to get out of the diapers. But maybe not?
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  • imageNineTwentyOhEight:
    imagePBJ63010:

    Our next kid wont even have a disposable in the hospital if I have it my way.

    Let us know how you like them.


    So obv I'm not a mom yet, and we are not cloth diapering (could not get K on board), but I heard you should wait til the meconium is done with before going to cloth since it can stain/be really hard to get out of the diapers. But maybe not?

    I will use our prefolds we used with Brynn until next baby is big enough for pockets and I could care less about the stains on those. I'm not sure if it is true or not but it makes sense that it could be.

  • Put that sucker on tight :) and what's this site you speak of?
  • Thanks for the tip, Christina.  Right now I have a closed lid with planet wise liner in it for a diaper pail.  It's in her room at the moment, but I'm debating moving it right to our laundry room which is upstairs not far from her room or bathroom.

    Em- It's Cheapie Dipes b/s/t I think I can invite you, so I'll try.

    ~DD born 3-25-10~DS born 6-5-12~
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