F.A.Q.
The menu below shows the most common questions we get regarding our nappies. Have a question that's not there?
Select the last menu item and send your question to us or give us a call, we can talk about nappies all day long!
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Using MCN's will save you lots of money! They are easy to use; they work well, are kind on the environment
and look fab! They are also soft and comfy for precious bums.
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When you buy a Nudey!Rudey! product you know you are buying a New Zealand designed and manufactured product.
There are over 30 different sizes in the same nappy. They come in lots of gorgeous colours, are beautifully made and the
workmanship is guaranteed. They fit snugly and are soft and gentle on your bundle's bum. The lining wicks liquid through
leaving a dry layer next to the skin, the outer layer is waterproof and breathable, making nappy rash unlikely.
Additionally only the highest quality materials are used to make Nudey!Rudey! products.
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To wash every 1-2 days it is recommended that you purchase 12 nappies and 12+ inserts. The nappy comes out of the spin cycle
almost dry and the inserts will dry overnight. Nappies and inserts dry very quickly in a cool dryer.
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Definitely, just double up your inserts, or for best results use microfibre and hemp inserts together.
Microfibre absorbs quickly, hemp is slower to absorb but holds more for longer-a perfect combination.
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Please wash the nappies and inserts prior to use. Hemp inserts require several hot washes
before they become effectively absorbant.
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Nappies leak for three reasons.
- The inserts are sopping wet and excess liquid is coming out the sides.
Solution: Add more inserts
- The inserts are mostly dry and liquid is coming out the sides
Solution: Adjust the fit. The nappy must be snug, particularly around the legs. Please see the fitting post.
- They've worked well for months and are suddenly leaking
Solution: There is a build up of cream or detergent. Strip them (see the 'What is stripping' F.A.Q.)
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Add Canesten Laundry Liquid or Dettol Laundry Liquid to kill viruses and bacteria in the nappies
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You can use biodegradable (flushable) paper liners or reuseable cloth liners. The advantage is that there's
less mess and less wear on the nappies. It is strongly advised to use liners when you use creams to avoid the cream building up on
the nappies.
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Stripping in MCN circles refers to washing the nappies with the express purpose of getting rid of
any detergent or creams built up on the nappies. Wash the nappies with no soap. Wash again using 1/2 cup of baking soda
and white vinegar in the rinse cycle.
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Your nappies may have a build up, strip them (see the 'What is stripping' F.A.Q.) Your baby may have grown, or slimmed down due to
crawling/walking. Readjust the fit.
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