Easypisi - Fabric cover for elimination communication potty

Quick and Easy - Your Diaper Finder

1. I want a flexible and durable system that can also be used by future children!

- then the 2in1 system is right for me. Choose from the following variants for the covers:

Simple leg cuffs:

• suitable for babies from approx. 5kg
• perfect for babies with rather chubby legs
• from a certain size, however, the cut fits every child (universal cut)

Are you unsure which leg cuff is right for your needs? Then we always recommend the simple leg cuff, because it might fit your baby a little later, but then it will fit perfectly.

Double leg cuffs:

• perfect for very slim babies and preemies
• with slim legs, this cover closes better in the crotch, ensuring an ideal slimmer fit and a smaller diaper bum

2. I want a diaper that I can use in everyday life and at night without a lot of insert-handling, just put on - take off - wash

- then the All-in-One is right for you

• a cloth diaper that combines everything
• absorbent material sewn directly into the diaper
• large volume due to well-thought-out material combination
• easy handling

However, it usually lasts a maximum of 2 children with full-time diapering, as it is always washed at 60°C, which shortens the lifespan of the PUL

3. You want a flexible diaper but also as little handling with inserts as possible when changing, or something for on the go/childcare that you can combine with your inserts?

- then our pocket diapers are right for you

• a cloth diaper with a pocket function for absorbent inserts
• no handling with inserts when changing, no slipping
• easy handling and application
• prepare at home and take with you, handle like disposable diapers, but take them for washing

However, it usually lasts a maximum of 2 children with full-time diapering, as it is always washed at 60°C, which shortens the lifespan of the PUL

1. How often should I wash cloth diapers?

Cloth diapers should be washed at least every 2-4 days to prevent unpleasant odors and maintain the quality of the diapers.

2. How do I prepare cloth diapers for washing?

Remove all solid residues (e.g., by rinsing or shaking off) before storage. For diapers with inserts, you should remove the inserts from the diaper if possible.

For stool residues, it is advisable to rinse with cold water to minimize odors, but note that these diapers must be stored in a separate wet bag or dried beforehand to prevent mold growth. Excessively wet inserts or diapers should also be dried before storage to prevent liquid from forming in the wet bag.

3. At what temperature should I wash cloth diapers?

Cloth diapers should normally be washed at 40 to 60 degrees Celsius, depending on the manufacturer's instructions. At 60 degrees, bacteria and germs are better removed, but you should observe the care instructions for the diapers to avoid shortening their lifespan. PUL covers should always be washed at 40 degrees to significantly increase their lifespan, and ideally with colored laundry and the appropriate detergent.

4. Can I use fabric softener?

Fabric softener must be avoided as it can impair the absorbency of cloth diapers. Instead, you can use a special detergent for cloth diapers that leaves no residue and is gentle on the materials. You can, of course, find this in our Ulrich natürlich shop.

Detergent should always meet the following criteria: - less than 15% soap content, even better under 5% - no chemical bleaches - no artificial fragrances - no preservatives or dyes

5. How can I remove stains from cloth diapers?

Stains can be removed by sun (UV light) or a special stain remover for cloth diapers, which you can find from Ulrich natürlich in our shop. Another method is to pre-treat the stains on the diapers with curd soap and then wash them in the washing machine to remove stains. (always just before washing)

6. Should I wash my cloth diapers before first use?

Yes, we recommend washing cloth diapers before first use. This helps to increase absorbency and remove any residues from production. Cloth diapers reach their full absorbency after about 8-10 washes.

7. Can I dry cloth diapers in a dryer?

No, please don't. Even if some products state it's possible and the dryer dries at a low temperature and on a gentle cycle, frequent tumble drying can permanently damage the material and remove the absorbent material, as dryers de-lint (you'll notice it in the lint filter). Air drying is definitely the better choice; hang the diapers on a clothesline.

8. How can I avoid unpleasant odors?

To avoid unpleasant odors, diapers should be washed regularly with the correct washing routine and dried properly. The storage system (such as a wet bag) should be well ventilated, and it is helpful to store diapers in a clean, dry room.

9. How do I wash properly?

• Simply put your diapers in the washing machine drum with our self-emptying wet bag, after opening both zippers.
• First, select a short program like "Pre-rinse" or "Rinse and spin."
• After this program, the coarse impurities are already out of your machine; now select a suitable full wash program and add more water + programs (pre-rinse, post-rinse, etc.).
• Spin speed max. 1200
• Observe detergent dosage (please pay attention to our recommended detergent - Ulrich natürlich Diaper Detergent to ensure long durability).
• For heavily calciferous water, we strongly recommend adding a descaler such as the lactic acid descaler from Ulrich natürlich (protects your materials and your machine).
• You can also add other laundry that you want to wash at the selected temperature; the machine should be well and efficiently filled.
• Start the washing program.

It's best to wash your new cloth diapers once at 40°C, using a cloth diaper-friendly detergent like Ulrich natural!

Your absorbent materials need about 8-10 washes to reach their full absorbency.

There's nothing to do about breast milk stool, as it's water-soluble and odorless and can be washed out with the right washing routine.

For solid food or formula stool, simply use our diaper liner and dispose of the solids in the trash or toilet. If anything ended up on the insert, please remove it before washing.

• Purchase the desired diaper voucher value from our shop
• After a successful purchase, send us your diaper voucher with all copies by post
• Once a month, all vouchers are processed, and after receiving the money from the WIWA association, you will also receive your voucher amount back

Please note - Only Lumina products are eligible for diaper vouchers (not XKKO and Ulrich). Exception: feminine hygiene. For all further information, please refer to our blog post

We ship CO2 neutral with Austrian Post. Outside Austria, the shipment is handed over to a shipping partner of Austrian Post.

Our delivery times are:

• Within Austria approx. 2-4 working days
• Germany-wide approx. 3-7 working days
• Italy (South Tyrol) approx. 2-5 working days

If the products you purchased are not right for you, you can of course return them to us.

Please note our return policy, which we have summarized here:

• Only unwashed and unused goods will be accepted (hygiene guidelines)
• Write us a short email to office@lumina-stoffwindeln.at to clarify the return with us
• Send your return to us at your own expense

You will receive your money back to your payment method from the shop within 14 working days after receipt of the goods and inspection.

Complaints:

• Please contact us by email at office@lumina-stoffwindeln.at
• Please send us a description of the problem, as well as pictures and your invoice

Together, we will then clarify the problem and the further procedure.

If you are unsure about using our products and are therefore considering a return, please take a look at our free online cloth diaper consultation and/or book a free 30-minute appointment with Andrea.

1. What are the most important accessories for cloth diapers?

The most important accessories include:

• Inserts and boosters: Additional absorbent materials that are inserted into diapers to increase absorbency, especially at night.

• Wet bags: These waterproof bags are perfect for on-the-go storage of used diapers until they're ready to be washed. We offer everything from self-draining wet bags for use at home to mini wet bags for smaller items.

• Diaper liner: Disposable or washable dry fleece that is placed over the diaper to collect and dispose of stool, making washing easier.

2. What is a wet bag?

A wet bag is a waterproof, reusable bag that safely and hygienically stores used diapers until they can be washed. They are available in a variety of sizes for use at home and on the go.

3. What is diaper liner and why do I need it?

Diaper liner is a thin fleece that is inserted into the diaper to collect and dispose of stools and facilitate cleanup. This fleece is especially useful for simplifying diaper care because you can simply throw the fleece away with the stool. Both disposable and washable dry fleece are available.

4. Do I need additional accessories for the night?

For nighttime use, you may need special night diapers or additional boosters (inserts) that make the diapers absorbent for longer periods. These diapers are often thicker and offer greater absorbency to keep your baby dry overnight.

5. Can I use regular clothes or accessories for cloth diapers?

Yes, many parents use additional bodysuit extenders to ensure that the baby bodysuits can be used for a longer period of time, as cloth diapers require a little more space than disposable diapers and manufacturers usually do not pay attention to this.

6. What is a diaper pail?

A diaper pail is used to store used diapers before washing them. The pail should not be placed next to a heater or on underfloor heating to prevent mold and germ growth. Our PAIL LINER is then hung in the pail, which you then take to the washing machine.

7. What is a diaper clip/Snappi?

Diaper clips (or Snappis) are used to close prefold diapers. These clips are an alternative to Velcro or snap fasteners and hold the diaper securely in place.

8. Should I have a wet bag for traveling?

Yes, a wet bag is practical for safely and securely carrying dirty cloth diapers, a spare change of clothes, and clean diapers. It helps keep diapers and accessories hygienic when you're on the go. Our double wet bag is ideal for this.

9. Is a changing mat necessary?

At home, you'll usually need a muslin diaper under your baby, but when you're out and about, our soft changing mats, which can be rolled up small, are perfect. They protect your baby from dirty changing tables or cold floors and provide a soft surface.

Conclusion:

A good accessory kit for cloth diapers includes wet bags, diaper liners, boosters, inserts, a changing mat, and a suitable detergent. It's also worth considering some additional accessories such as diaper clips and special night diapers.