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@lullabies Just an FYI in case it helps anyone, but while my local grocery stores are pretty much out of everything, I was really surprised to see a decent stock at BuyBuyBaby when I dropped by. I had always only bought baby gear there, so I hadn't thought that they would have a decent selection...

@ilovegod123 We go through 12 inserts a day, And wash 20-24 at a time (every other day, when the stash runs out.) we use some disposables when it’s laundry day or when we’re out. Cloth helps potty training, because they recognize the wet feeling better. We’ve been only needing one box of...

@ewest Your comment was to suggest a completely useless action. And as someone who ended up with respiratory issues due to third hand smoke as a baby, I would argue that it is a very important thing to have accurate info about. Washing doesn’t take cigarette smoke out easily either, for the...

@ewest It’s not gonna help protect the baby unless there’s always an industrial air filter actively going whenever and wherever the baby is worn. And a little single room purifier isn’t going to have any meaningful effect whatsoever given the proximity of the baby to the contaminated fabric. I...

@ewest It removes the particles from the air in that room, not the fabric that’s producing the smell. Stuff that’s contaminated with cigarette smoke will literally smell for years. Sticking it next to an air filter isn’t really any different than putting it by an open window. It’ll make the air...

@ewest An air purifier will just mask the smell, not get rid of the harmful compounds that cause it. Like spraying axe on a sweaty teenager.