We asked Nappy Science Gang “What's the one thing you wish someone had told you when you first started using cloth?” and here are their replies: (NB: some contradictions – but that’s opinion for you!) Buying Nappies Not to buy too many of one brand. To buy a couple of each you like the look … Continue reading Things I wish I’d known about using cloth nappies
Hard water is what we call it when our mains water supply contains a lot of calcium and magnesiums ions. It happens when water passes through rocks and dissolves a little of them as it goes. As they are dissolved, salts from the rock separate into smaller particles with a positive or negative charge: these are ions. When you try to wash things in hard water you find that detergent and soap don’t foam so well and it’s harder to get things clean. Let’s find out a little more.
EcoEgg: what evidence do we have?
Have you heard about the bunch of troublemakers causing mayhem in the cloth nappy world? The call themselves the Nappy Science Gang and they just don't seem to understand The Rules. You know The Rules: follow The Rules, repeat The Rules, don't dare to question The Rules. Well this lot are questioning everything. You say, "Powder detergent is … Continue reading Nappy Leaks – We’re Not The Boss Of You
Would you like to level up on laundry? Are you keen to get clever with cloth cleaning? Positively primed to go professional on poo removal? About to abscond from additional awful ablutions alliterations? I'll stop now. Anyway, does Nappy Science Gang give you an urge to perfect your nappy washing routine? If so you could … Continue reading Nappy Leaks: Manual Stimulation
Lots of you still have questions, so here is a round-up of what we’ve learned from science and industry experts about biological washing powder so far, starting with the two big issues of whether it’s harmful to skin and whether it’s harmful to reusable nappies.
