Are EcoNaps good?

EcoNaps proudly hold a 4.8 star review rating from over 300 happy customers who have shared their feedback. They love the fit, versatility, organic materials, absorbency, quality, designs and more.

Are EcoNaps made in Australia?

Where are your nappies made? Our cloth nappy prints are designed locally in Byron Bay and produced in accredited factories in China. We’re rigorous in our selection process and only work with factories that meet proven people and environmental standards.

Are Econaps made in Australia?

How do I prepare for Econaps?

Step 1: Soak your inserts overnight in warm water. Step 2: Wash both inserts & covers with detergent. Step 3: Completely dry inserts and covers. Step 4: Your new nappies are now ready to use!

What are EcoNaps inserts made of?

GSM bamboo terry
Absorbent inserts Made from high GSM bamboo terry, to be more absorbent than most other nappy brands.

How do you dispose of bamboo nappy liners?

Ideal for use when on the go, simply lay the liner flat over your cloth nappy insert, once soiled shake waste into the toilet and then dispose of liner in the bin or compost. Compostable and Biodegradable. Liners are not flushable.

Are bamboo nappy liners really flushable?

The Australian Nappy Association advises that their over riding opinion is that flushing bamboo biodegradable nappy liners make up a tiny percentage of flushable waste captured in the extremely efficient ‘rag systems’ within the sewage processing facilities across Australia.

Which inserts are best for cloth nappies?

Best cloth nappy inserts

  • Cotton boosters are a fairly inexpensive and quick-drying option for nappy inserts.
  • Cotton has been used for years for cloth nappies and is a great choice that works.
  • Microfibre offers a quick-drying option, although we would always suggest pairing with a natural fibre.

Are microfiber or bamboo inserts better?

The Buttons bamboo inserts shrunk up a lot while being prepped. It is visually smaller than their hemp and microfiber counterparts, even though it started out larger. I think bamboo could beat out hemp and microfiber for absorbency IF the prepped size was closer the hemp and microfiber inserts.