Bacchisio

Hi all,

Recently I have known that for our kids exist, more than the ecological washable diapers, indian corn diapers made of mater-bi o pla; it is the material that the bags you use to collect the moist of the sorted waste collection are made of.

The only I have found are made only for the 80% of this material, so I must throw them in the generical garbage.

Does anyone know if exists fully compostable diapers so that I can throw them in the sorted waste collection or in my private composter to produce plant food?

A big thank you to everyone who can help me.

Cool Dad 17

My daughter has been wearing gDiapers since she was born. We like them pretty well. There is a cloth cover with snaps to a waterproof liner. Then there are the inserts. We flush them, but you can compost them too.

It seemed strange at first, but it's actually pretty nice to never have a dirty diaper in the house for more than a few minutes.

Bacchisio

very interesting
thanks

CutiePatootie

One thing to remember, if you DO find compostable diapers, is that solid waste should *always* be flushed and *never* added to your compost pile. Liquid waste should not cause a problem, but solid waste can carry bacteria that can be detrimental to your plants.