Grovia Buttah O.N.E. Cloth Diaper

Description

Grovia Buttah O.N.E. Cloth Diaper

 

No need to choose between Hook & Loop or Snap closures

With the O.N.E., you can have both! The removable Hook & Loop closure is perfect for those who love a “no-hassle” fit but want to transition to a snap closure later on.

• Built-in extra absorbency means the perfect nighttime solution
• Lasts from birth to potty learning (fits 10 – 35 lbs).
• No prepping – can start using right away
• Modular Snap in Soaker System allows for customization
• Easy closure replacement
• Fairly and conscientiously made in China

 

How to Use a Grovia O.N.E. Diaper

Easy to use: No folding, no stuffing, no keeping track of diaper covers. Simply snap on your baby and go!

• Simply adjust rise snaps (front snaps) as needed for sizing and fasten on baby. (See image below)
  
• Use the included snap-in inserts as needed for nighttime, older babies, or heavy wetters.
• Once soiled, start fresh with a new diaper.
• Video of the Grovia O.N.E. Features

Washing and Caring for your Grovia Buttah O.N.E. Cloth Diapers

Washing Instructions – This is an All In One diaper, you must wash the entire diaper when soiled.

Before First Use

Remove Hook & Loop strips*. If using during daytime, wash with detergent and dry once prior to first use. If using as a night diaper, O.N.E. must be washed and tumble-dried 3-5 times before use.

Regular Wash

• Remove Hook and Loop strips*
• Place soiled diaper into pail
• Wash soiled diaper every two days
• Wash on hot or warm with full amount of a good cleaning detergent using a heavy-duty cycle
• Add an extra rinse if needed
• Tumble dry
• Do not use fabric softeners or water repellent diaper creams
• Do not dry clean or iron

*For maximum longevity of your hook and loop, we recommend removing prior to washing and drying.

 

 

 

What’s it made of?

Hidden Inner Layer: 100% Polyester Microfiber
Outer: 100% Water Resistant Polyester TPU
Soaker: 100% Cotton topped with 100% Polyester Microfleece
Body Lining: 100% Polyester Microfleece
Outer: 100% Water Resistant Polyester TPU (Exclusive of Trim)

 

 

Why Choose Cloth Diapers?

Environmental reasons to choose cloth diapers

20,000,000,000 diapers end up in landfills each year. Each takes at least 500 years to decompose.

The average child will use around 7000 disposable diapers before potty training, and each diaper will take around 500 years to decompose. That means that “disposable” diapers will still be around during your baby’s great, great grandchild’s lifetime. OR you can use 24-40 cloth diapers, which can each be used hundreds of times and with multiple children.

 

Cost! Cloth diapers are typically much less expensive than disposables

You’ll spend anywhere from $1400-$2200 for disposable diapers for one child, while only around $400-$600 on an entire cloth diapering system, which can be used for multiple children and resold when you’re done with them. You will see savings, even after factoring in costs for extra detergent, water, and energy.

 

Chemical Concerns

Diaper rashes, sensitivities, and other health concerns often lead parents to choose cloth diapers. Some of the ingredients disposable diaper companies use that parents may not approve of include: fragrances, chlorine, phthalates, absorbent polymers, sodium polyacrylate, and dioxins. You can feel good knowing that these reusable cloth diapers are lined with certified 100% organic cotton.

 

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