drying BGs and FB pockets in winter

scvaldez

Im new to cloth. Ive been sunning my pockets to dry which is no big deal right now, but how does it work in the cold when there's no sun?

ananas19

I have a rack in my laundry room for drying. If a diaper desperately needs sun I might try to hang it by a window in the winter. But we don't see a lot of sun in the winter, so I've learned to live with stains.

bethandjoe09

ananas19:

I have a rack in my laundry room for drying. If a diaper desperately needs sun I might try to hang it by a window in the winter. But we don't see a lot of sun in the winter, so I've learned to live with stains.

Yup yup.

MermaidNM

I have an over the door drying rack.  I use it in the summer too.  It can be a pain to get them outside especially with all the thunderstorm threats we have in the afternoon/early evening.

tokenhoser

The air here is so dry in winter I'm not worried about drying on my rack in the laundry room. Stains can get sunned out next spring.

LadybugPicnic2011

So long as it isn't raining or snowing, you can dry them outside.  It will take longer, but the clothes (once they dethaw) will be very soft.

maramarrie

ananas19:

I have a rack in my laundry room for drying. If a diaper desperately needs sun I might try to hang it by a window in the winter. But we don't see a lot of sun in the winter, so I've learned to live with stains.

Me too. My drying rack stays in the dining room because that's the only space I have for it. I always dry on that and haven't sunned stains much at all in the last year (though we hadn't experienced many stains until recently anyhow). If I'm in a hurry they go in the dryer, but most of the time I have a rack of pocket diapers always drying.