Hello, I have a bunch of sippy cups, and there are some I'd actually like to use. The rate of flow on any sippy cup is designed for a child (Even the ones from A little luv co, the ones I want to use) how, specifically should one go about modifying the spout to obtain a faster flow? Not too fast, mind you, I like cups with lids for reasons other than just, well, the reason I'm asking here.
I see a Lot of people posting about being, or going 24/7 around here. One suggestion that is often given, but just as often ignored, is to use cloth diapers.
I don't understand why so many people just dismiss this suggestion outright. One of the primary complaints about it is the cost! And, whereas I will concede, at first, the price for using cloth is Definitely higher, but in the long run, it Definitely saves a lot of money.
Another common complaint is the environmental impact of using All That Plastic! Another problem solved by the very eco friendly cloth diaper!
The only completely valid complaint is the cleanup being much harder. If you are Truly 24/7, for all bodily functions, then it is definitely somewhat more difficult.
One more perk, a lot of people like to wear Really Thick diapers. Cloth diapers are this exactly! They need to be to be so absorbent!
In conclusion, if you plan on going 24/7 try cloth diapers!
Some cloth diaper tips! That I'm capable of giving!
Cloth diapers do not have anything to prevent liquid from passing through them, the plastic pants solve this issue!
Like it says, fabric softener reduces the absorbency of the diaper! I do not know the science behind this, I'm sorry. But I do know it is true!
Second and final conclusion. Cloth diapers are awesome! I don't know why people don't like them so much. :3