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| "Little tool for Modern Cloth" |
When it comes to cloth diapering, there are a few tools and items that I would consider a luxury to own. The Cloth Diaper Butler is one of them. This specific tool is handy and nice to have--especially when it comes to cleaning the dreaded "Number Two" from off of cloth diapers!
So what exactly is this Cloth Diaper Butler you ask?
This gadget simply clips onto your diapers--prefolds, AIOs, AI2, Fitted Diapers--whatever cloth diaper you have it will hold onto it for you. It keeps you from having to hold directly onto the diaper. The Brass or Stainless Steel Chain allows the diaper to hang over the toilet and away from you. If one finds that there is a stubborn "sticky", the Cloth Diaper Butler does the soaking for you! No more having to soak them yourself!So what exactly is this Cloth Diaper Butler you ask?
My Review:
I am surprised to say that we actually like using it! At first my husband was skeptical with the tool, but I challenged him to use it for a couple of days. Sure enough his mind and heart towards it changed. He liked it. He said that it was nice and quite a nifty device! Especially when we need to soak the diaper to get the rest of the contents out.
On my part I like that it holds our prefolds out, and does ease the burden of playing around with a floppy prefold. The cloth diaper butler really helped because the clips helped spread any of my diapers open and keep it open. My hands are pretty small, and holding a diaper to where I can spray it easily can be tricky! Armed with my Cloth Diaper Butler and Diaper Sprayer--Cleaning and Rinsing has been a breeze! (And OH YES I Feel INVINCIBLE!)
- Wood Handle:
- Clips:
Pictures of the Cloth Diaper Butler in Action: Just Clip Soak & Spray!
(Caution there is a poopy diaper pictured, Beware)
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| Beautiful Wooden Handle! |
The Cloth Diaper Butler is 100% manufactured and assembled in the USA with Eco Friendly Materials.
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| Clips and Stainless Steel Chains (can come in Brass) |
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| Step 1: Clip Diaper to your CDB |
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| CDB in Action on a Prefold |
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| Step 2: Soak. The wonders a good soak can do! |
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| Step 3: SPRAY! |
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| Lastly: Simply Unclip into your Diaper Pail! |
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| My Easy Storing Method. |
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a Rafflecopter giveaway Disclaimer: I received the product to test out and write a review on. Giveaway prize will be fulfilled by sponsor. I was not paid to write this post.
my baby just started solid foods so now I need a proper poop washing routine.
ReplyDeleteykatrina at hotmail dot com
ithis would be great-i rinse them in a big tub thingy in the basement and so i'd love this device to hold them open!
ReplyDeleteannae07 at aol dot com
I try to dump off the poop before washing, but as LO gets older the poop gets stickier and dumping isn't effective anymore so I'd love this.
ReplyDeletehugzeke@gmail.com
I know what you mean! My daughter is eating solids and sometimes it just doesn't want to fall off. So having a diaper spray and the cloth diaper butler make it so much easier.
DeleteAnd it would help because I'm sure I would have much less poopy hands when done. :)
ReplyDeletemy son is about to start solids so i am sure this is going to be a life saver here soon!!
ReplyDeleteI shake the poop into the toilet and rinse in the laundry tub. I'd love to get a sprayer and use the cloth diaper butler instead!
ReplyDeleteI haven't begun cloth diapering yet (due in June), but this device makes the spraying process seem much less daunting.
ReplyDeleteWe use a diaper sprayer on the poopy ones & tooss into the hanging diaper bag. I'd love to try the butler as my husband does great on every aspect of CDing except rinsing the poopy ones. He leaves them for me to rinse since they make him gag, but he's the primary diaper changer. This would let him not have to touch the diapers & leave them to soak.
ReplyDeletekdent2@indy.rr.com
Oh yes! This will sure help!
ReplyDeleteI don't have cloth diapers or a baby anymore but my cousin just had here third baby, and I think she could use this :)
ReplyDeleteRight now I just toss them in the wetbag until they are ready to wash, but once my little guy starts on solids I'm sure this will come in handy!
ReplyDeleteI haven't had my baby yet but something like this makes it look so much easier!
ReplyDeletei am looking for a routine, i just started cloth diapering this month, just purchased a diaper sprayer for the toilet, this butler looks like it could help alot with starting a routine, thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletechristinejessamine at hotmail dot com
I rinse the diapers in a bucket in the tub, and sometimes I need to set the diaper somewhere, but I don't want the dirty water to run all over the floor, so the diaper butler would come in handy there!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is only 7 weeks old, so since we haven't started solid foods yet we haven't had to spray our diapers yet. This would be great because the spraying part is the one thing that made my husband hesitant to agree to cloth diaper. It would make the worst part of cloth diapering a little less "icky"
ReplyDeletejjak2003 at gmail dot com
My daughter is on a daily dose of Miralax -- so I'm sure you can see how this would come in handy!! We never have the 'plop' kind of diaper ;) ngiraldi at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI have been to cheap to buy a diaper sprayer and it really has not been much of a problem b/c my DD has been EBF until just recently. Now that we have to try to get more peanut buttery poop off diapers it's becoming a bit of a challenge. I have a poop bucket and I use the shower head to spray off the diaper, but holding the diaper and trying to get the shower head on can be challenging. This would work awesome!
ReplyDeleteI have used the diaper duck and since it was made of plastic it broke a month into use :(! I usually dunk and swish, (we don't have a diaper sprayer) and throw in the diaper pail. On wash day we do a cold rinse, hot wash, warm rinse 2 times and then dry for 15 minutes in the dryer then hang dry the rest of the way. Love the smell of lawn dried diapers <3!
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean about lawn dried diapers! :)
DeleteNot fun when something breaks! (now you've got me intrigued as to what a diaper duck is?)
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Currently my baby is 3.5 months so his poop just goes in the wash, but I know for a fact I will need this in a couple months once he's on food!!! This would come in handy.
ReplyDeleteI hand wash all my cloth diapers . This would help with those yucky poo poos .
ReplyDeleteI wash every three days and hand rinse mine in the toilet as I have no sprayer. It would be really nice to be able to let some of them soak!
ReplyDeleteWhen we have poo, we use the sprayer before it goes in the wet bag. This would make things much easier.
ReplyDeletewhen love one has poopoo in her little diapers we spray it and it gets water all on our hands so this little thing will make things way less messier!
ReplyDeleteI have been just using the sprayer in the shower. This is not working well. I'm waiting on my sprayer for the toilet and if I had a cloth diaper butler I'd be set!
ReplyDeleteI'm just getting into cloth diapering and figure that this would help alot!
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