Name: Trial Disana Nappy Pack Super for Nights/Heavy Wetters (Save 5%) *Pre-order
SKU: 379523

*Pre-order now for dispatch in mid-November.

*Please note - the brushed cotton liners are NOT available at present so we have substituted the in this pack for the time being - price has remained the same however so there is an extra saving!

** A pack suited for those wanting an effective Night Nappy solution for regular and heavy wetters - This set will give you enough nappies for Night only use washing every 2 days. Check out our ! *

This is a night nappy solution that will keep your little one feeling dry and comfy all night long. No leaks and no night changes. Adjust the booster according to your babies age and night needs. For example at 6m one muslin liner plus a brushed cotton liner together might be sufficient, at 12m you might need two muslin liners together. At 2y two muslin liners plus a brushed cotton liner. etc.

Trial Pack Super Includes:

5 x (birth to potty) (1 pack)
5 x (1 pack ultra liners)
5 x (1 pack)*N/A - We have substituted the Super Terry Hemp/Organic Cotton Liners - see note above
1 x (surprise colour or specify preference and we will try to oblige - or check availability at the link above) - Choose your size when adding to cart: 0-6m/6-12mths/ 12-24mths/3-4yrs
FREE Woollykins Disana Cloth Nappy Instructions and User Tips & Tricks

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Put your top three colour preferences in the notes for the order and we will try to send you your first preference if available.

As a guide, for full time cloth nappy use you will need about 20-25 nappies and the same number of liners and 3-4 nappy covers. Check out our other Nappy Packs the and for more info.

Tip! Remember cotton needs to be pre-washed about 3 times before use to get the fibres up to maximum absorbency so pop the nappies and the liners in the wash with like colours a few times before first use. Always use natural ecological detergents so as not to damage the fibres and never use fabric softener on nappies because it clogs up the fibres and they can't absorb moisture effectively.