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Are there any more eco-friendly disposable diaper options?

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Are there any more eco-friendly disposable diaper options?

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Yes. There are flushable and biodegradable disposable diapers (a new arrival in the world of disposables), which broadens our diapering horizons even further. Another option is the gDiaper, which consists of a reusable cotton pant and a flushable liner made from viscose rayon, wood pulp and a super-absorbent polymer. You will pay about $17 for the cover pants and $52 for 160 diaper liners, which works out to about $20 per week. On the downside, these diapers lack the absorbency and leakage protection of traditional disposables. Users have also reported that “flushable” liners are not always compatible with modern water-efficient toilets. And if you don’t make the effort to compost or flush your biodegradable diapers, the eco-friendly benefits are lost. What about when your baby leaves dry land? Swim diapers are necessary for the health of everyone who enjoys the water, and they are required on babies in most public pools. Reusable swim diapers – cloth with plastic lining to contain bio

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Yes. There are flushable and biodegradable disposable diapers (a new arrival in the world of disposables), which broadens our diapering horizons even further. Another option is the gDiaper, which consists of a reusable cotton pant and a flushable liner made from viscose rayon, wood pulp and a super-absorbent polymer. You will pay about $17 for the cover pants and $52 for 160 diaper liners, which works out to about $20 per week. On the downside, these diapers lack the absorbency and leakage protection of traditional disposables. Users have also reported that “flushable” liners are not always compatible with modern water-efficient toilets. And if you don’t make the effort to compost or flush your biodegradable diapers, the eco-friendly benefits are lost. What about when your baby leaves dry land? Swim diapers are necessary for the health of everyone who enjoys the water, and they are required on babies in most public pools. Reusable swim diapers – cloth with plastic lining to contain bio

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