Cloth diapers and wetbags

[Michele]

I used to love my wetbags for bathing suits....but they've stopped being water tight. It's been too long since I was in the know. What brands do you recommend?

[OrionGrad]

I have two wet bags from Planet Wise that have help up well for 3.5 years now.

[HouseofWool]

Cloth diapers and wetbags

I have two from Planet Wise as well that were only lightly used when I was cloth diapering. They are still in great shape 7 years later. Now, I use them for swim suits after lessons.

ETA: they aren't completely water proof. But, if I remove the wet suits right away when we get home, it is fine. Today, after 6 hours the cloth part of the bag was damp.

[spotty_dog]

I'm still using my Goodmama wetbag for rags in the laundry room, it holds them no matter how damp. The common knowledge used to be that PUL needed to be "re-sealed" with a run through a hot dryer now and again? Don't quote me though, because I think I've since heard that it's not actually prudent, so I don't know.

[Michele]

Thanks guys! I'll look into them. Mine are wet almost immediately, so 6 hours is more than fine!

[Michele]

I'll give mine a run in the hot dryer first....couldn't hurt.

[civilspouse]

We have a few different ones and Planet Wise seems to have held up the best.


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[niener]

We use Planet Wise for her diaper pail liners and they're doing just fine so far. I have a small wet bag that's Skip Hop brand and granted it hasn't gotten much use yet but it seems to be pretty good quality.