What if it's raining 200 days of the year so you have to tumble dry them? You would have to do a few extra loads of washing a week as I wouldn't want fecal matter getting in with the other clothes. Not to mention washing at 60 degrees to kill the bacteria. What impact is that having on the environment? Go preach elsewhere and let people do what they feel is best for them.

Tesco

Thanks need some for my little one
use to pay 12£/ 70nappies

Heat added of course

There's an app in Android Play Store which can compare the prices per nappy... Very useful app and it's called appropriately BumDeal!

Use Terry nappies, "Using Real Nappies is an action that can be placed at the very top of the waste hierarchy as it helps you reduce the waste that you are creating in the first place and also means that you are reusing an item again and again. Consequently Real Nappies have next to no impact on landfill sites as opposed to the 3 billion disposable nappies that are thrown away each and every year in the UK, 90% of these are landfilled. A baby in disposables will need nearly 2000 nappy changes for every year he or she is in nappies, that’s 4- 5,000 disposable nappies in a landfill site, or 24 Real Nappies hanging on your washing line!"

Preachy...

Link doesn't go anywhere. Does anyone know if this would include swim nappies?

What's the cost per nappy for size 2 and size 3?