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pampers or washable nappies?

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Originally posted by duecer
pampers or washable nappies?
Hey, whenever I'm driving across the country to kill a potential love rival, I find NASA issued ones to be the best.

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Originally posted by scottishinnz
Hey, whenever I'm driving across the country to kill a potential love rival, I find NASA issued ones to be the best.
arn't you worried that they don't biodegrade?

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Originally posted by duecer
arn't you worried that they don't biodegrade?
If I wasn't so focussed on killing my rival, it'd be my top priority!

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Originally posted by duecer
pampers or washable nappies?
Depends. You got tons of kids - disposable. Not good for the environment, but worth it to you.

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Originally posted by Sunburnt
Depends. You got tons of kids - disposable. Not good for the environment, but worth it to you.
lol@ "depends"
I get it.

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Originally posted by duecer
arn't you worried that they don't biodegrade?
They have some biodegradable throw away nappies now, they break down in a fraction of the time of normal disposables and are on the Nature Babycare website.

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Originally posted by surtism
They have some biodegradable throw away nappies now, they break down in a fraction of the time of normal disposables and are on the Nature Babycare website.
Yeah that's true but they are expencive.
I've used terrys nappys for all of my childern for the first few months till I couldn't bare the bucket aroma any longer or it got to winter and they were in the drier so long I reasoned that the electricity used was balancing the enviorment saved- and went for the paper. Also here (southern England) it's not easy finding shops that sell the pant sizes as they grow. There have been shops but they find it hard to make a good profit and they don't stay. Not enough people chose the terrys for there to be good money to be made in it.