Pocket Diaper - Modern Cloth Nappies

• Reusable pocket diaper from Modern Cloth Nappies.

• It has a waterproof exterior, which eliminates the need for a cover and has an opening (pocket) on the back of the diaper through which absorbent pads are inserted.

• Each diaper comes with 2 original bamboo brand absorbents (each absorbent has 3 layers - Composition: 80% bamboo + 20% polyester).

• It is adjusted by a front panel of springs in height and at the waist, meaning they are one size fits all, serving roughly from 3.6 at 16kg (depending on the baby’s physiognomy).

• It has double internal reinforcement on the legs to reduce the risk of urine and poop leaks.

• The inner lining is extremely soft (micro polar) and has a dry effect on the skin (stay dry), providing greater comfort to the baby as it does not feel wet.

• It has a PUL bar on the inside, in the belly area, to prevent leaks in this area.

Composition:

Diaper exterior - PUL (ultra laminated polyurethane)

Diaper interior - microfleece

Absorbents - 80 bamboo viscose + 20% polyester

WASHING:

• Wash diapers every 2-3 days.

• Do not fill the machine more than 3/4 when the diapers are still dry. If the machine is too full, the diapers will not wash properly.

• First, wash the diapers on a cold cycle of 30-40 minutes and spin. This will prepare the diapers for the main wash.

• Then, do a long cycle, at a temperature of 40-60ºC, using a non-bio detergent. The amount of detergent to use depends on some factors: how full the machine is, the dosage recommended by the detergent brand itself and the hardness of the water in the region where you are located. Washed diapers should not smell like detergent. If they smell, it means you used too much detergent, which can saturate the absorbent fibers and lead to problems with leaks, the diapers don't wash well and start to smell bad.

• Do not use fabric softener or whiteners. :

NOTE: Before first use, it is recommended to wash the pads 3-4 times (the diaper itself is enough to wash once) to achieve maximum absorption. There is no need to dry between these washes.

DRYING:

- Although they can occasionally be put in the dryer, the best way to dry diapers and pads is to air dry them.