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Let me let you in on a little secret... you need a pail liner to make fluffy laundry easier! I'm a cheapskate (which often fuels my giveaway hunting) and I read somewhere, when I first started researching cloth diapering, that you could easily use a pillowcase for a pail liner. Genius, I thought! Oh, boy was I wrong.The pillowcase worked, because I simply emptied the diapers in the washer and washed the pillowcase, the same thing you do with a pail liner. So, what was wrong with using a pillowcase, you ask? Uhhh... stink, nastiness, wet, yucky stuff touching my pail and my hands when I carried it into the laundry room. (I just hope it never leaked as I walked through the house. Gross!)
It is possible... I used a pillowcase for months, and then I started thinking about an easier way... and I found Wahmies Pail Liners!
I was impressed by all the cute colors and the price! I could definitely
Why I Love the Wahmies Pail Liner: I love the fact that I can now take the diapers into the laundry room and not feel so icky aftewards! It never leaks and contains smells! It also has a nifty little tag inside that you can add a few drops of EOs to, to freshen up your pail (as an alternative to pail powder).
Buy It: You can buy Wahmies products from a variety of retailers, including the Cloth Diaper Market, where the Wahmies pail liners retail for $19.50.Win It: One lucky So Easy Being Green reader will WIN a Wahmies Pail Liner in their choice of color!
Links you may need for this giveaway:
Wahmies
Cloth Diaper Market Website
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2 comments:
Man. I wish they had those cute prints when I first got my wet bag. I'd love to win a new one for my new baby's diapers.
I accidently hit enter and it sent my form before I was done so I went ahead and re-did it. Sorry about that.
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