Anyways, although I’ve been using a rather popular cloth diaper detergent I’ve been somewhat unhappy with the results I’ve gotten after washing my diapers. I could still smell the ammonia even after doing a long soak. When I needed another refill of my detergent I thought it would be a good idea to do some research and see what other cloth diapering parents were using. That’s when I found a few blog reviews on Eco Sprout. The raves about Eco Sprout were pretty convincing so I thought I’d give it a try.
I’m taking the Eco Sprout challenge and seeing if it really does work.
I filled my washer with hot water at 2pm and then I allowed my washer to drain at 10:30pm.
Dry as usual and you’re done! I did the smell test immediately after my diapers, liners, inserts, and wipes dried. Amazing. Fresh. Clean. No ammonia. Stay tuned for another update to hear if I’m still impressed with Eco Sprout.
Elizabeth (aka Bert) Anderson married her college sweetheart in 2005, and started her journey into motherhood in 2008 with the birth of her son. She started blogging in 2009 as a way to keep track of her thoughts on being a first time mom, especially her struggle with postpartum depression, and as a way of reaching out to other moms who are struggling with the same things. This June, Bert had another first in her motherhood travels – a little girl! Even though she’s newly a mother of two, Bert maintains that no matter how many children you have you will always be a “first time mom” because there’s a first time for everything! Visit her blog, at FTM. Bert is a contributor for She Thinks Media.
I’m Julie, a former cloth diaper retailer who discovered a passion for the industry. Now, instead of selling cloth diapers, I advocate them and promote small businesses I love who sell and manufacture them.
I’m the wife of a fireman and mother of three. I have a daughter and identical twin sons.
