homemade inserts

[Whassat]

is there any material i can use to as inserts/boosters?
stupid Q.....can i make one with lots of layers of an old towel for instance?

[friendlybaby]

Lots of people make their own boosters. I actually like microfibre cloths (that I use between the nappy and the wrap) that cost only a few pence in any supermarket. They absorb more than most bulky boosters but are much thinner.

Yes, you can make boosters from layers of old towels too.

Have fun with your sewing machine!

[Whassat]

sewing machine :eek: :no:
it would have to be by hand :yes:

[wokkies]

my friend uses microfibre cloths in her little ones cloth nappies

[baby-bean]

I use old flannels and microfibre cloths and just fold them in half. I wouldn't go to the trouble of sewing lots of layers together - it will only make them slower to dry. Hmmm... shouldn't really be saying things like that given that I sell boosters, should I?

[Whassat]

I use old flannels and microfibre cloths and just fold them in half. I wouldn't go to the trouble of sewing lots of layers together - it will only make them slower to dry. Hmmm... shouldn't really be saying things like that given that I sell boosters, should I?

:cheesy: :yes: