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Nicole Alderman wrote:
Nancy Reading wrote:
Anne Miller wrote:The diapers were two ply and there was no hem because they were sown together.
Hmm, that's a thought. I could double up the fabric on the thinner sheets, sew round the edges and turn inside out. It would also give a range of absorbancies if I did some single and some double thickness.
One worry with doubling the layers, is that the water won't get through it as easily in the washing machine. I found my prefolds (which had more than 2 layers) were more prone to ammonia build up than flat diapers.
Rick Valley wrote: I have gotten a thrift-store blender and designated it for compostibles. then when I have my thrift store plastic closable container full, I take it out of the fridge, ... and go find a new tree and work a few holes around the tree and pour in the blended compost.
Kevin Elmore wrote:Has anyone tried chopping up green prickly pear cactus as a soil amendment.
