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Types of Cloth Diapers - Cloth vs Disposable |
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How Much Money Will I Save with Cloth Diapers vs. Disposable?
Even when the economy is humming, families look for ways to
save money with a new baby. Now more than ever, it is time to cut costs
where we can.
When you can cut costs and use a superior product,
even better!
Costs
- Disposable Diapers will cost between $1,800
and $2,700 per child.
- Cloth Diapering will cost between $300
and $1,200.
- Based on the above figures you are likely to save
from $600-$2,400 by home laundering a quality cloth
diapers.
Your savings are multiplied if you have
additional children if you buy the quantities suggested above as they
probably will not wear out with your first child.
Remember, if your diaper isn't cloth, it's garbage.
The hidden costs of garbage are found in municipal solid waste
and depletion of natural resources,
Do your part to Reduce and Reuse by using cloth diapers.
Cost Savings
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