When Chloe was born, I was 19 years old. We lived
in a small, one bedroom apartment, and did not have a computer. My only
exposure to cloth diapers was the advertising insert for the local
diaper service, and honestly, my thoughts about it then were "gross!" I
never gave anything but disposables a second thought.  

How to Wash, Dry, & Store Cloth Diapers



It's here!!  No, not the baby... the pail FULL of stinky, dirty
diapers.  What do you do now?  That's an easy question - if you've got
the right information.  :o)



This article will help answer your questions from the moment you take
that adorable (dirty) cloth diaper off the precious baby until the
moment you're ready to put the (clean) diaper back on him.  Now, here's
how to get from dirty to clean!

Years ago, the sight of cloth
diapers on the clothesline flapping in the breeze was a common sight.
Somehow, throughout the years, the art of cloth diapering has nearly
faded away. Most mothers today choose a chemical-filled, plastic
alternative to the soft, cottony diapers of my infancy. However, there
are now a few women that are trying to bring back the art of using real
diapers, cloth diapers.