2188 Swaddlebees EcoNappi One-Size Pocket Diaper with Organic Cotton

1 diaper.
2 styles.
3 sizes.

The EcoNappi is a one-size pocket diaper made with an outer layer of waterproof PUL and an inner layer of organic cotton velour. It comes with a one-size insert made with organic cotton velour and hemp. Made in both snap and hook & loop closures.

The pocket opening in the back allows you to use as a pocket diaper. To use as an all-in-two, simply place the insert on top and if the diaper is not soiled just change the insert and reuse the diaper.

• One Size (8-35lbs)
• Organic Cotton
• Ultra Soft
• Superior Performance
• Made in USA

Swaddlebees one-size Eco Nappi is the best and most eco friendly of the pocket diapers on the market. The Eco Nappi utilizes ultra soft organic cotton velour and organic cotton and hemp liners, U.S.A. materials and labor, and a PUL outer that is designed to grow from 8lbs to 35lbs. The Eco Nappi is available with hook and loop or snaps, with snaps being the preferred choice for durability and hold strength. 

One-size diapers reduce energy and material needed to produce the diapers as well as the oveall cost when factoring in the need to purchase multiple sizes of diapers and covers. An additional feature of the Eco Nappi is a liner that can be used on top of the pocket during the first few months which can be changed out with another liner for light wet diapers. Natural materials are much better next to babies delicate skin reducing diaper rash and excema flareups.

With Swaddlebees your conscious is also appeased knowing that the workers making these diapers are being treated and paid ethically. Keeping operations in the U.S.A. also helps support our economy and many U.S. families. By utilizing organic cotton, Swaddlebees supports better health for the environment and those working in cotton fields, not to mention the luxurious softness next to your baby's bottom.

Laundering:

• Machine Washable (warm or hot water)
• No Bleach
• No fabric Softeners

Detergents:

Detergents can be harsh on your babby's skin, the environment and your cloth diapers. many detergents thathave the reputation as being the best for laundering baby products contain chemicals that are skin irritants and that do not break down once they leaveyour washing machine. we reccomend using Planet or Country Save due to their mild ingredients that biodegrade.

Tips and Tidbits:

• The best way to brighten and freshen a stained diaper is to hang out in the sun for a few hours
• Using vinegar in the final rinse with your cloth diapers can help freshen and soften, but there is some talk about the vinegar reducing the waterproofing capabilities of the PUL covers -- use with caution on covers
• Using an enzyme stain and odor remover, like Bac-Out by BioKleen, in a prewash or spraying on each diaper can hlep to eliminate odorsand stains, but again there are a few reports that this can have negative effects on the PUL covers -- use with caution on covers.
• Baking Soda has also been found to be helpful
• If your diapers are retaining heavy odors even after being laundered they may need to be stripped

Stripping Cloth Diapers:

If your cloth diapers are retaining heavy odors, they may have detergents and oils builtup on them. This tends to happen more with synthetic materials, but occasionally can occur with natural materials. You will also need to strip your diapers if they are leaking or not absorbing as well as they used to. Below are a few methods of stripping diapers.

• Wash It Out -- Try running your diapers through the washing machine without using any detergent in the hottest water setting and giving them an extra rinse.
• Bac-Out -- Wash diapers with Bac-Out and hot water and give them an extra rinse or two.
• Baking Soda -- add 1/2 cup to 1 cup to the wash cycle and rinse until you no longer see bubbles.
• Dishwashing Liquid -- Use a good grease cutting dishwashing liquid, preferrably not one based on petroleum produts, we like ECOpath dishwashing liquid in lemongrass scent. You can either use a couple of squirts in the wash cycle or scrub a bit into each diaper, then rinse until you no longer see bubbles.