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1. disana tie-on, knit nappy/diaper
This is the actual nappy/diaper. Made of pure cotton, it absorbs most of the fluid and retains it inside its fibers. |
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2. disana flannel liner
Also made of cotton, it absorbs the remaining moisture and keeps the baby dry for a long period of time. |
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3. disana paper liner
Used on top of the cotton liner, this will retain the heaviest soiling. |
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4. disanaknit, wool nappy/diaper cover
This provides the watertight outer covering for the diaper. Made from soft, pure sheep's wool, it absorbs without itself ever becoming wet. |
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| The disana nappy/diaper is very easy to use. Spread out the tie-on, knit nappy/diaper on the changing mat. Slightly, fold down the rear flap. Now place the flannel liner in the center of the nappy/diaper. |
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| If your baby is very small, you can adjust the length of the nappy/diaper by folding back the rear edge.. |
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Lay the baby on the nappy/diaper. First, pull up and place the liner between the legs and fold the edges towards the middle.
Then, pull up the lower flap of the nappy/diaper between the legs and over the waist. Here too, by folding the flap, you can adjust the size of the nappy/diaper. Lastly, cross the ties of the knit nappy/diaper across the baby's back, and bring them round to the front and tie in a bow.. |
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| The fine knitting gives the nappy/diaper a comfortable elasticity so that if fits snugly. The baby is not restricted, but wrapped gently enough with plenty of room to move. |
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| The disana knit, wool nappy/diaper cover is then pulled over the tie-one diaper. While watertight, the cover allows the air to pass. The soft ribbing around the waist and legs hold the nappy/diaper cover securely and gently in place. Due to the temperature balancing qualities of wool, the baby is kept warm without getting too hot. |
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How many nappies/diapers does a little one need?
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20 - 30 disanatie-on, knit nappies/diapers or a combination of knit nappies/diapers and nappy/diaper covers.
The equal number of disana liners - flannel, gauze nappies/diapers or body-shaped liners - or a combination of these.
1 - 2 rolls disana paper liners.
6 disana raw silk liners, which should always be used in case of soreness or diaper rash.
3 pair of disana nappy/diaper covers in the required size. |
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| When considering the cost of the Startset, it is important to compare the initial cost to the long term benefits of such a nappy/diapering system. A baby is changed about 4000 times - that means 4000 disposable nappies/diapers. disana products, by contrast, last a baby's entire lifetime or longer, making them financially advantageous. Naturally, it must be taken into consideration that our nappies/diapers must be washed, thus requiring the use of electricity, water and detergent. Remember though, that disposable nappies/diapers use energy as well and in addition, use up non-renewable raw material. Plus, the piles of waist continue to mount. |
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