Is Bummis still in business?

Please note that Bummis has gone out of business. All purchases are final sale and there is no warranty.

Is Bummis still in business?

Please note that Bummis has gone out of business. All purchases are final sale and there is no warranty.

What are all the snaps for on cloth diapers?

All those fasteners on the front of many modern cloth diapers? Those are called “rise snaps.” They’re an important diaper sizing feature that provides a customized fit by helping to lengthen or shorten the diaper in order to allow one diaper to cover a wider range of sizes and keep your little one snug as a bug in…

What are the diaper covers called?

Covers or wraps- Covers, also called wraps, are waterproof coverings for diapers that are not waterproof on their own. Covers must be used with all of the following diapers: Flats or cloth squares –Flat diapers are a large, single layer, square or rectangle of absorbent cloth.

What is a cloth diaper cover?

What is a diaper cover? A diaper cover provides the waterproof layer needed to keep your child’s clothing dry when using cloth diapers. A Diaper cover should be used with fitted diapers like Kissaluvs or foldable diapers like Chinese prefolds or Hemp Babies.

What is a PUL diaper cover?

CLOTH DIAPER LINGO: PUL = PolyUrethane Laminate, a thin save plastic coating added to polyester or cotton fabric to create a waterproof layer that is used on the outside of reusable diaper covers. Every diapering system needs both moisture absorbency and moisture resistance.

What were the plastic diaper covers called?

Plastic pants (also known as waterproof pants, plastic panties, diaper covers, nappy covers, nappy wraps, wraps or pilchers) are devices worn over a diaper with the purpose of containing liquid or solid waste that could leak through the fabric.

Do you need a cover for cloth diapers?

If you are using a regular all cloth diaper such as a cotton prefold, then you will most definitely need a cloth diaper cover for your diaper. It will keep your baby’s mess from going through their diaper onto their clothes and making even more of a mess than you want to deal with.