[jrose_lee]

So...some covers can be used 2-3 times (and wool many times) if no poo gets on them.

How do you hang your covers to let them "breathe" and dry between uses?

Just looking for a solution that looks a little nicer than my current "sling them over the shower rod" look

 

[Llyra]

I wish I could help...

I have a wrought-iron banister on my stairs; my covers usually wind up draped all over that, upstairs and down, and then I have to scramble around and put them away when somebody comes over.

 

[alfabetsoup]

My changing table has bars at either end that I hang mine from. Could you put up a little clothesline on the wall, like a picture wire? Or maybe screw some cup hooks into your changing table?

 

[evermore82]

I have little hooks above the changing table and I use a clothes pin to hang them so they don't fall. I like alfabetsoup's idea of hanging a clothes line! That would be so cute!

 

[jrose_lee]

Thanks! I'll probably do some sort of clothes line on the wall...I have a little space behind the door in the bathroom. Maybe I could use some sort of cuter ribbon or something to make it look nicer.

 

[syd'smom]

We only used 3 pul type covers - one on dd, one air drying on the lid of diaper pail and one in the drawer or drying if it got a bit of poo on it. We rarely had any poo leaks (usually user error), but would just hand wash with soap and air dry. They all got washed once or twice a week and air dried in the laundry room.

 

[fruitfulmomma]

Are they really that wet after a change that you need to hang them up? Honestly I just throw mine on top of the night stand where her clothes are or on top of the basket that holds her diapers. It's never crossed my mind to hang them up.

 

[momma-molly]

I just sling mine over the side of her changing table.

It also kind of depends on the diaper you are using, some fitteds don't really get the cover wet, but others like the Tiny Tush or a Prefold really get the inside of the cover damp.

 

[funkymamajoy]

Your sling them over the shower rod seems nicer then my leave-them-on-the-living-room-floor-until-the-next-use method.