Sentences with phrase «diapers out of landfills»

Enjoy cloth diapers and the good feeling that comes from keeping chemicals off your baby's skin and diapers out of landfills.

Not exact matches

If you are going to throw these diapers out you will be keeping human waster, plastic and other chemicals out of landfills, but to properly decompose these need exposure to sun and air.

Washable, reusable diapers mean less money out of your pocket and less waste in our landfills.

While some cities accept cloth diapers in their green bins, many of the components of the diapers are sorted out and sent to landfill, and even cities with compost programs don't always compost diapers.

Julie Clark, owner of Earth Angels Diaper Co., and whose twins are pictured above, points out that poo should never make its way to the landfill.

Kridler notes that while disposable diaper advocates try to cite «a British study that suggested all the washing and drying of cloth diapers meant their environmental impact was about equal to that of disposables», that the study has been criticized by environmentalists who point out that «the combination of chemicals in the diapers and their baby waste make for an unhealthy contribution to landfills and potentially ground water.»

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If we keep filling up our landfills with garbage and disposable products (like diapers) we will run out of landfill space.

Besides, the same should be done for disposables — human waste should not end up in landfills; it still needs to be shaken out of disposable diapers.

(Plus you'll keep one ton of waste out of the landfill for each child that you cloth diaper!)

Cloth diapers keep more trash (and human waste) out of landfills and drastically reduce things like packaging and chemical processing.

At first, I used these new cloth diapers because I wanted to keep disposables out of the landfill.

Visit the EarthBaby booth and find out how you can divert thousands of pounds of diapers from our landfills and get three months of diaper composting service FREE!

And as Elizabeth pointed out... those diapers lurking in our landfills are full of bacteria and viruses from bundled up baby poo.