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And the only wool cover or wrap that I like is the NZ wool soaker! And so affordable! Dislikes - Aristocrats (Cheaper NZ soaker better, IMO) -- Jennifer Olson

I recently purchased a few of the Baby World woollen baby soakers. I like them, but when I used them the first couple of times, my son's clothes got very wet. (I understand that they have a disclaimer on their site that says these are not supposed to be waterproof.) So, I treated the soakers with lanolin, and now they work wonderfully! I thought that perhaps you could tell people to do this with these covers, and they will probably be much happier with them. (Though of course, I do not know if they have any complaints!)
Anyway, it is very easy. I put three teaspoons of hydrous lanolin into a cup with some detergent (half the amount I would use for a load of laundry) - poured about a cup of boiling water over the top to melt the lanolin- poured that mixture over the soakers in the washer - then washed them on warm on a short handwash cycle - then air dried them. It was quite easy and worked wonderfully. My son wore one all of last night with no leaks, then has worn it all day, with no leaks or dampness on the outside (The first did get a bit damp on the inside after about eight hours- and about three diaper changes- so I put a new soaker on).
I really like their products, and recommend them to friends. -- Beatrice Jasper

Baby World soakers: These are the ones sold in the Natural Baby Catalog for a much higher price than directly from Baby World of New Zealand. I found them to be ineffective. Everything was always soggy and I would have to change my son's clothing as well as his diaper. Not worth the money! -- Shannon Brousseau

Loves: Baby World and homemade soakers (from the Back to Basics patterns), and fitted diapers. -- Sue Ellen Wilson

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