by ClothDiaperMom | Aug 13, 2020 | Cloth Diaper Absorbency Testing, Cloth Diaper Science, Textile Tuesdays
Hemp inserts or fitted diapers are the most absorbent diapers. False: just because a product is a hemp blend does not automatically mean it is more absorbent than similar products without hemp. We must understand that cloth diaper products vary drastically and...
by ClothDiaperMom | Apr 16, 2019 | Textile Tuesdays
5 Things You Need to Know about Wool Humane or Not? Might as well start with the elephant in the room, and consider the humane implications of sheering wool and using it. This is really a you decision based on your own feelings, ethics and values. I’m just going to...
by ClothDiaperMom | Apr 9, 2019 | Textile Tuesdays
5 Things about Athletic Wicking Jersey This is a less than common liner for pocket cloth diapers. It’s rampant in Canada amongst work at home creators, but less so in other areas. You find wicking jersey as a pocket liner, a stay dry liner that you add to a diaper,...
by ClothDiaperMom | Apr 2, 2019 | Textile Tuesdays
5 Things to know about Raw Silk Silk is a natural anitflammatory and intended to be used instead of creams to help heal rashes. A study out of Italy concluded that silk underwear reduced itching and redness from vaginal thrush, and the participants using silk...
by ClothDiaperMom | Mar 26, 2019 | Textile Tuesdays
5 Things You Need to Know about Hemp Cloth Diapers We don’t really know a lot – there’s not a lot of knowledge sharing out there in regards to how hemp is grown and how it becomes a textile. It’s a work in progress for myself. Part of this is due to the cultural...
by ClothDiaperMom | Mar 12, 2019 | Textile Tuesdays
5 Things You Need to Know about Bamboo Cloth Diapers You actually can’t call it Bamboo, it’s either Viscose from Bamboo or Rayon from Bamboo – See when bamboo became popular textile product it was quickly greenwasher to make it seem more environmentally friendly...
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