SoftBums H-Pods Disposable Bamboo Inserts:

SoftBums is one of my favorite cloth diapers! They were the first diaper I put on my daughter.  SoftBums recently added Hybrid Inserts called H-Pods to their line up. H-Pods are disposable bamboo inserts.

H-pods are a hybrid disposable insert are one-size. And they fit in both the Omni and Eco shells. They are made from bamboo viscose. H-pods come in packs of 20 for $7.95. That's about 39 cents per diaper. SoftBums recommends using one pod for younger babies or two pods stacked together for toddlers or overnights. If you have a toddler, the cost becomes 78 cents a diaper change. H-pods are also biodegradable. And they are just as absorbent as their Large Pods. 

The H-pod is a great alternative for those times you need to use a disposable diaper. Or if you're traveling, going camping or have to use a diaper cream that isn't safe for cloth.  I can't recommend the H-pod enough to all of you who love SoftBums just as much as me. 

AppleCheeks Swim Diapers

AppleCheeks Cloth Diapers Swim Diapers are NOW in stock !! 

I can't recommend these swim diapers enough! Here is some great information about them. You can order them here: http://littlebumsnmore.enstore.com/item/swim-diaper?menu=clothdiapers

AppleCheeks Washable Swim Diaper is a super soft, super cute swim solution! As we know you LOVE the styling of the AppleCheeks Envelope Cover, we’ve translated the design to a product that really works for the pool, the lake or the beach!

Two layers of 100% polyester Canadian-milled mesh allows water to comfortably move through the diaper while keeping any solids, should they occur at an inopportune time, out of the water.

And our signature two-size system with snaps at the waist and separately adjustable snaps at the thigh means your little one is guaranteed a comfortable, long-last fit.

• Size 1 fits approximately 7 – 23lbs
• Size 2 fits approximately 18 – 35lbs

Diaper Service Cards

Our new cards for the diaper service. Have you shared our diaper service with any of your friends or family ? 

Don't forget are now offering a referral credit of 10% off on your next purchase when you refer someone and they sign up and pay for 4 weeks of diaper service with us. Just make sure they mention your name at the time of sign up !

Diaper Service

Little Bums n More is NOW  Servicing the Salem and Keizer Area !!! 

Help us spread the word. We are now offering a referral credit of 10% off on your next purchase when you refer someone and they signs up and pay for 4 weeks of diaper service with us. Just make sure they mention your name at the time of sign up ! 

The Great Cloth Diaper Change 2014

Join us tomorrow April 26,2014 at 10am for this exciting event and help set a NEW world record.

We will start activities at 10am and do the change at 11:00am. Please bring blankets or mats for your baby to lay on during the change. 

In order to qualify for the Guinness World Record we need to have 25 or more participants. A 100% reusable cloth diaper must be used for the change. 
*Each participant (adult over the age of 18) must be paired with one child 39 inches or shorter.
*Each child must be changed into a cloth, reusable diaper that can be purchased online, at a brick & mortar store, or is offered through a diaper service. It does not matter what type of diaper a child arrives in.

****For those that don't know about The Great Cloth Diaper Change, this is a national even with hundreds of host sites. You can find more information about it here: http://greatclothdiaperchange.com/

Okay, spread the word and lets do this! More details to come.

This is a free event. Each participant should RSVP through this event page.

Swag bags!
Games!
Raffles!
Water will be provided.

Disposable Diaper Buyback Program

Lets's celebrate Earth Month 2014 at Little Bums n More !  During the month of April 2014 we will buy back your unused disposable diapers.  If you have been thinking of trying cloth, this is a great chance to get some credit towards your cloth diaper purchase, or if you have that half-open pack of disposables that the grocery store won't take back, we will.
What are we going to do with these disposable diapers you ask?  After all we are a cloth diaper store!  We will use them for a window display for a short time, and then we will donate them. They are always in need of donations like disposable diapers for families in need.

Terms and Conditions

• We will pay 20 cents store credit per disposable diaper.
• We will pay for a maximum of 50 diapers per family.
• Payment will be in the form of store credit to Little Bums n More.  Total amount paid out per family is $10 one time in store credit.
• Store credit to be used by May 31st 2014.
• You are welcome to drop off more than 50 diapers to donate to the cause.
• Offer valid from April 10th 2014 to April 30th 2014. We reserve the right to stop accepting diapers before the end of April if our goal is met before hand and we run out of space. 
• Offer valid in-store only.
• Diapers must be in a usable condition.  Open packets are fine.
• We reserve the right to refuse unusable, dirty, mangled, etc. diapers.
• No disposable swim diapers accepted.

Do you clean your washer?

My washer has always lived in the garage with very little lighting. Due to a recent move now my washing machine is inside our home and I am embarrassed to say it had a black mineral ring in the  inside tub. I had never noticed it before.  I have always cleaned the top and outside of my washer, but never the inside of it. So my Google search begin on to find a green and eco-friendly way to clean my washer. I came across this great blog from our good friends at Thirsties and simplified it. Here is a link to their blog. http://www.thirstiesbaby.com/blog/how-to-clean-your-washing-machine/

How I clean my Washing Machine

1. I wiped down the outside of  of my washer including the lid with vinegar,  You can also use Biokleen All Purpose Cleaner, or your favorite cleaner. You may need to use a toothbrush to get inside all the nooks and crannies in the lid.

2. I removed the bleach and fabric dispenser and soaked them in hot water with Baking Soda.

3. While the dispenser was soaking  I cleaned the washing machine tub with Baking Soda and a scrubber and a wet cleaning rag . I scrubbed the inside till the mineral ring was gone. Then I poured vinegar on my cleaning rag and washed the tub down. I then poured maybe 1 cup or more into the washing machine and watched the bubbles begin. After the bubbles settled down I washed down the inside of the tub and on top of the tub.

4. I then filled the washer with hot water and did a quick rinse cycle. While the washing machine was rinsing I scrubbed the bleach and fabric softner, rinsed them and dried them.

5. After the rinse cycle was done I couldn't believe the inside of my washer looked brand new. I put the dispenser back into their places and put my washing machine back to work. I couldn't wait to put a load of laundry to wash. !!!


Do you clean your washer? What is your routine to get your washing machine cleaned?