Sorry this isn't answering the OP :P
but my friend uses these nappies, havent done much research on them but apparently are better for the environment :)
http://www.naturesch..._nappies/1996/1
0
54 replies to this topic
#42
-
- Members
- Feedback: View
-
- 5,862 posts
University
Posted 19 July 2010 - 07:31 PM
keziopia, on 19 December 2009 - 04:37 PM, said:
the prices have just gone up, in the new year you will struggle to get them under $33 a box.
All the Major Retailers alternate who has them on special because it has been proven that the cost of nappies seriously influence where people go to do their grocery shopping.
We still use sposies here, and out of all the brands our local stock, i get huggies, because they are consistently good quality- i have pulled tabs off some others just opening them.
All the Major Retailers alternate who has them on special because it has been proven that the cost of nappies seriously influence where people go to do their grocery shopping.
We still use sposies here, and out of all the brands our local stock, i get huggies, because they are consistently good quality- i have pulled tabs off some others just opening them.
It's funny, I haven't seen nappies for $33 a box for ages now, now the 'special' price is $37-38
, that's a decent jump in that time hey!
#47
-
- Members
- Feedback: View
-
- 2,790 posts
High School
Posted 19 July 2010 - 08:43 PM
LeeJ, on 19 July 2010 - 07:31 PM, said:
keziopia, on 19 December 2009 - 04:37 PM, said:
the prices have just gone up, in the new year you will struggle to get them under $33 a box.All the Major Retailers alternate who has them on special because it has been proven that the cost of nappies seriously influence where people go to do their grocery shopping.We still use sposies here, and out of all the brands our local stock, i get huggies, because they are consistently good quality- i have pulled tabs off some others just opening them.
, that's a decent jump in that time hey!mum2one08, on 19 July 2010 - 07:37 PM, said:
neither have i leej, i was getting 2 for $60 at big w only 12mths ago.
nice to know my crystal ball works lol, nah the Kimberly-Clarke rep at dp's work gave me the heads up,
#49 *o00vicki00o*
-
- Guests
- Feedback: View
Posted 19 July 2010 - 09:38 PM
LeeJ, on 19 July 2010 - 08:44 PM, said:
hahaha!! good wprk Kez!
I use dispoables. I did with my first and now with my second. Always buy huggies, and have only paid more then $29 a box a handful of times.. and even then I only pay 2 for $66. Chemart and IGA are the best for the $29 boxes.
huggies also added 9 extra nappies into all their boxes this year. a little more for your dollar.Hat off to all of you doing it with the cloth! Just thought I would let you know, to cure some curiosity hehe xxx
#50
-
- Members
- Feedback: View
-
- 21,154 posts
Masters
Posted 20 July 2010 - 07:11 AM
Ok, I just have to say that the "eco-friendly" nappies aren't really any different to huggies and the like. The difference is often they tell you to rip out the inside and compost it instead of throwing it in the bin - but if you wanted to, you could do that to huggies and other "not-eco friendly" brands 
#52 *whiterabbit11*
-
- Guests
- Feedback: View
Posted 20 July 2010 - 09:05 AM
yep i've noticed that some 'eco friendly' disposables involve ripping them up, and then you can flush down the loo or compost? i'm not sure how this is less yucky/inconvenient than using MCN.
not sure you should rip up a huggies, wouldn't those little gel crystal things go every where? i've read they're really toxic if breathed in.
we use huggies overnight, in the size we buy they are about 70c each! eek!
not sure you should rip up a huggies, wouldn't those little gel crystal things go every where? i've read they're really toxic if breathed in.
we use huggies overnight, in the size we buy they are about 70c each! eek!
#54
-
- Newbies
- Feedback: View
-
- 791 posts
Primary School
Posted 20 July 2010 - 08:02 PM
I was wondering if snugglers are any good?.
I hate buying huggies for MIL to use, she changes them every bloody hour but doesnt like cloth
Costs me a bomb, have been buying woolies brand ones but I see snugglers mega cheap all the time.
I hate buying huggies for MIL to use, she changes them every bloody hour but doesnt like cloth
Costs me a bomb, have been buying woolies brand ones but I see snugglers mega cheap all the time.
#55
-
- Supporter
- Feedback: View
-
- 613 posts
Primary School
Posted 26 July 2010 - 11:47 AM
MLM, on 20 July 2010 - 08:02 PM, said:
I was wondering if snugglers are any good?.
I hate buying huggies for MIL to use, she changes them every bloody hour but doesnt like cloth
Costs me a bomb, have been buying woolies brand ones but I see snugglers mega cheap all the time.
I hate buying huggies for MIL to use, she changes them every bloody hour but doesnt like cloth
Costs me a bomb, have been buying woolies brand ones but I see snugglers mega cheap all the time.
I find them fantasic for Max, better & cheaper than huggies. Aldi nappies don't work for him, but worked perfectly for my 5 YO who was & still is a heavy wetter.
1 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users
