There is a good reason why cloth diaper users always get so enthusiastic about wool diaper covers once they try them. They're natural, have antimicrobial and antifungal properties, are...

You've just finished lanolizing and drying your wool covers and now they should be ready to use. But wait, why are they so sticky and greasy? And is it okay if wool covers have lanolin...

Lanolizing wool covers can seem like a complicated thing to do, especially because wool is intimidating enough on its own to a lot of parents already. To add to this confusion, there are some...

After learning that wool covers need lanolizing to be efficient as diaper covers, you're probably wondering how much time it will take to do this. At least, I did when I contemplated getting wool...

Lanolin is a crucial ingredient if you're using wool covers since they need to be lanolized at least every couple of weeks to stay water-resistant and not start to smell (link to a more in-depth post...

You may have heard how amazing wool is, especially when it comes to using it as a cover for absorbent cloth diaper parts. Wool is famous for having antibacterial and antifungal properties - all...