Sentences with phrase «pail method»

Note: If you use the wet pail method for your diapers (where you fill the pail with water), you won't need a liner.

The dry pail method seems to be the preferred method.

There are two ways to store used diapers - wet or dry cloth diaper pail method.

For safety reasons, when using a wet pail method (soaking cloth diapers) only use a pail with a locking lid.

The wet pail method tends to be best for controlling stains, since the diaper pail acts like a pre-soak, and some parents feel that the wet pail contains smells better than other methods.

I haven't tried the wet pail method because I dread spilling poopy water.

Wet pail methods work better with top - load washing machines, where the contents can be dumped into the machine easily.

I mention the no - pail method just to show you how many different ways there are to set things up and to get you thinking about your physical set up and what will work for you in your situation.

If you choose a dry pail method, you may want to shake diapers over a toilet before putting them in the pail to reduce the amount of waste that can dry on the diapers.

If you are using the dry cloth diaper pail method, and you don't have snoopy pets or kids, you may be able to try storing them in a pail that doesn't seal tightly.

Though the diapers are wet, there is no standing water, so you eliminate the drowning risk of the wet pail method.

Regardless of your diaper pail method, you will likely need to wash your cloth diapers every other day to every three days in order to avoid mildew, bacteria overgrowth, stains and the dreaded diaper pail stench.

Try the No - Pail Method.

Maybe because we used the wet pail method?

Both are dry pail method.

Wet Pail Vs Dry Pail There are 2 basic methods for storing wet and soiled cloth diapers - the wet pailmethod and the dry pail method.

The dry pail method is essentially a medium - sized trash can lined with an old pillowcase.

So I opted for the dry pail method.