Cloth Diapers: Cloth Diaper Sprayer

Cloth Diaper Sprayer

Do I need a cloth diaper sprayer?

No, you do not have to use a cloth diaper sprayer. Although it is easier to use this then having a "poo" stick.

When do I use a cloth diaper sprayer?

A cloth diaper sprayer is used for poo that is between a solid and liquid state. Often when a baby or toddler is introduced to baby food and table food while still breastfeeding / drinking formula. You may notice this kind of poo when your baby or toddler has diarrhea as well.

Are there times when I do not need to use a cloth diaper sprayer?

Yes. When you are breastfeeding your baby. Breastfeeding poo can go straight into the washer without being sprayed off first. Also when your baby or toddler is eating more baby food / table food and is having solid poo. Solid poo can be dumped straight into the toilet without having to be rinsed off. Because it is solid, it doesn't usually need the help of the sprayer to come out as poo that is between a liquid and solid state does.

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