Laundry Science: Some Like It Hot, Some Like It Cold – The Role of Water Temperature

If the topic of laundry fascinates you as much as it does us, make sure you check out our other Laundry Science posts! C’mon, Baby, Do the Swish Water Quality – Soft, Hard, or Somewhere In Between Length of the Wash Cycle (Sometimes a Quickie Isn’t Enough) The Role of Water in Washing Cloth Diapers […]

Laundry Science: Length of the Wash Cycle (Sometimes a Quickie Isn’t Enough)

In our on-going laundry science series here at the N&G blog, we’ve looked at “the swish factor,” water quality, and how important it is to use plenty of water, but does it matter how long your wash cycle is? Absolutely. As you’ll remember from our discussion about why using plenty of water is important, part […]

Laundry Science: Diving in Deep – The Role of Water in Washing Cloth Diapers

Whether you have a top-loading, agitator machine or a front-loading, high-efficiency machine, how much water you use is critical is cleaning your diapers thoroughly. Partially because diapers are thicker than many other types of wash, partially because you’re specifically trying to get the “dirty” out of the middle rather than just the surface, and partially […]

Laundry Science: C’mon, Baby, Do the Swish

Here at New & Green, we love diapers. This also tends to mean we love laundry. Not that it’s always been that way, but there’s something about clean cloth diapers freshly dried that is so… well, yummy-smelling and satisfying. But if you’re battling diapers that don’t come out so fresh, that’s not so fun. In […]