Why Fleece??

Fleece especially micro fleece quickly wicks moisture away from the baby and dries. Other fabrics were considered for this stay dry layer but none performed as well as fleece. It was also softest next to baby's skin. 

Why a pocket? Why not sew everything together?

One word...sanitation. Fuzzi Bunz is very big on getting things 100% clean. Having multiple layers of material, plus a layer of fleece, plus a waterproof cover would have been conducive to bacteria breeding. Fuzzi Bunz tested that and the result was horrid.

There are two other benefits to the pocketed design. A) You can add or decrease the amount of absorbency for day or nighttime B) Since both parts are removable drying time is significantly decreases.

Really? No Stains?

No stains. Fleece is a polyester material and polyester does not hold stains. They also do not shrink unlike cotton diapers.

Easy to use?

Very easy. Since there is no additional stay dry liner, pins or cover, they are just as easy to use as a disposable. Dad's and grandparents rave about these diapers too.

Wash your Fuzzi Bunz before using and after trying them on your baby for fit. Fuzzi Bunz must be washed after each use. Use a laundry basket, or diaper pail to store dirty Fuzzi Bunz and diapers until wash day. Some prefer to soak dirty diapers in a wet pail. **If you decide to do this your water should be changed daily**

When removing a dirty Fuzzi Bunz from your baby shake, or knock any solid bowel movement from the Fuzzi Bunz. You can rinse any residing BM off the cover if you would like, but this is not necessary. Pull the prefold or insert from the Fuzzi Bunz before storing. They can all be washed together.

It is not recommended that you let your dirty Fuzzi Bunz and prefolds / inserts sit too long before washing. Odors may set in.

On wash day, run the dirty Fuzzi Bunz and diapers in a cold soak or prewash. If you do not have a soak cycle, run them through a rinse cycle. If you have already soaked your diapers in a pail, spin out any remaining dirty water.

Wash your diapers in the warm setting.   You can also use Calgon water softener for extra cleaning power and prevent detergent build up.  Do not use vinegar or baking soda which can strip fabrics.  If you must put these in the dryer put it on tumble low or air dry them for the best results.  Just hang them on a "shorts" hanger in your laundry room.   Fuzzi Bunz recommends detergents found at www.allensnaturally.com and www.ecos.com.  Use only 1/4 to 1/2 of the recommended detergent.  

An additional rinse can be used for particularly soiled loads. Make sure that your diapers are rinsed clean. Any residue from poop, urine, detergent or vinegar can make your diapers stink!

Fuzzi Bunz should not stain. Some diaper rash ointments will stain and care should be taken when using such products if you want your Fuzzi Bunz to stay nice and stain free.

• Do not use fabric softener or use pure soap products on your Fuzzi Bunz.

• Do not use mild detergents or softeners.

• No bleach or exposure to high heat for prolonged periods of time.

• Do no overuse detergent - only a little is needed to get the job done.

A word about "natural" cleaning agents

As noted above, you can not use pure "soap" products on your Fuzzi Bunz because of the coating that they leave. Many "natural" detergents will do the same. We can not name them all because they are numerous but if you buy it in a health food store or have to order it from the internet you can probably group it in this category. Now this is not saying it will not work, if it does that is wonderful - keep using it. If you are using the "natural" cleaning agent and you are having leaking problems you have found your culprit.