Replying to @Kennedy Washing cloth diapers doesn’t have to be complicated. Scroll back on this playlist and you’ll see 20 different variations on my wash routine, all of them great options for washing cloth diapers. I have washed our reusable diapers in a front loading machine, a top loading machine without an agitator and now I have a top load machine with an agitator. I think this is my favorite machine so far, but you can successfully cloth diaper in any style of washing machine. Tide is my favorite detergent. I’ve tested several, but I always end up back at Tide. 26% of Kinder customers surveyed also use Tide Powder. 14% use All Free and Clear and 11% use Tide Liquid. Arm and Hammer and Seventh Gen are also popular cloth diaper laundry detergent options. Yes, we recommend two wash cycles. That first cycle really does the heavy lifting of washing away excess urine and soil so that the main wash can properly clean your reusable diapers. What else do you want to know about cloth diapering? If you made it this far, yes! I like the @Strucket | Touch Less Mess. Ive been using it for a few months and I like that its a good visual of when its time to wash diapers. I dont think Ill be using in the summer months though. #reusablediapers #clothdiapers #washingclothdiapers #laundry #clothdiaperlaundry #clothdiaperwashroutine #washroutine #clothdiaperingmom #makeclothmainstream #clothiscool #reusables #sustainableswaps #lessismore #laundrytok #laundry #laundrytok #washingmachine #maytag #maytagwashingmachine #momhack