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@playingforthelord A back carry would be much better.

@highlyfavoured1 I wouldn’t be using bleach every wash. It can be hard on the diapers.

@evall If I’m wrong, correct me, but I was under the belief that many pack n plays do not recommend other mattresses in their products? Beds are one thing but pack n plays either want their brand mattress or just the thin pad they provide.

@mrzaguilar777 With that water hardness I’d switch to the tide liquid instead of powder. As far as I know the powder is meant for a water hardness of 150-200ppm but the liquid would be perfect for you. Do you use the same detergent for your clothes? Is it a used washer from a previous owner...

@cathya Nope, not normal to always get rashes. If you change every 2-3 hours and have a moisture wicking material at night it’ll significantly reduce risk of rashes.

@aymgoa Tide powder is for like 150-200ppm so it was causing major detergent buildup which can also stink.

@wisper Two cycles, hot, with detergent. Spray solids off before the first wash. That’s it. I wash my son’s diapers with his clothes.

@aymgoa If you have soft water you should be using tide liquid free and clear, and you need to rinse rinse rinse until all buildup is out. Stripping is for mineral buildup not detergent.

@reekypear It’s a lot safer long term to change diapers on the floor. Go for a crib and no changing table and just get an easy to clean mat.

@enochswalk Did you do a trip with RLR? I’d do that then do some washes.

@keris Probably needs boosters. That’s one downside to AIOs, it’s not uncommon that they don’t have enough absorbency.

@shilva What inserts are you using? If they are microfiber I’d replace with cotton. Microfiber doesn’t last forever and doesn’t hold a lot but is often sold with newborn diapers especially. I usually tried to stick to every two hours or when it made sense in the routine. So if his wake window...