If you use Country Save..

JoeysLady

Where do you buy yours from?  I was looking on Amazon, but the amount you have to purchase is insane.  I'm nervous about forking out $50-75 on laundry detergent and it not work well for CDs.  Of course I realize I can use it for regular laundry too.  But that is a TON of cash.  I thought Whole foods carries it, but haven't checked since it isn't super close to me.

Shortcake2675

My local grocery store stocks it.

tokenhoser

Shortcake2675:

My local grocery store stocks it.

Yup. It's pretty common.

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brandywine2010

I bought mine on Black Friday from Diaper Junction. It was on sale, of course. They sometimes feature Country Save as their deal of the day. I follow them on Facebook to keep up with their deals.

hannafemme

I get mine at Sprouts, but they have stopped stocking the larger boxes and only have itty bitty ones . I am planning to experiment with making my own. 

sdpookie13

I split mine with a coworker who also cloth diapers.  Maybe you know someone else that would split it with you?  Also, keep in mind that you can use it on your regular laundry just fine and one box lasted us a full year of diapers and LO's general laundry! 

Aurora_Borealis

I get mine from a local natural foods store.

I think the BumGenius detergent is actually re-labeled Country Save, though, so check cottonbabies.com if you want to buy in a smaller amount. A single box is $11.95.

 

SarahC720

sdpookie13:

I split mine with a coworker who also cloth diapers.  Maybe you know someone else that would split it with you?  Also, keep in mind that you can use it on your regular laundry just fine and one box lasted us a full year of diapers and LO's general laundry! 

 

This! I bought it from amazon when we started CDing a year and a half ago. I switched to RnG a few months later, but started using this for all the other laundry. I think we still have another 2 boxes in the basement lol. I love not worrying about running out of detergent.