Diaper Sprayers: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. Diaper sprayers are becoming a popular product among eco-conscious parents. Those who already use cloth diapers reduce water waste by nearly 40 gallons per day. Conservation efforts can go one step further if one uses a sprayer. It eliminates the need for dunking and soaking soiled diapers in large buckets of water.
Fact #2. Diapers sprayers work by connecting to the water source in a toilet. One end attaches to the tank, and the other has a spray nozzle that the user controls. To get the best results, one must kneel next to the toilet and unfold the dirty diaper over the toilet bowl, with the excrement facing into the wataer. From here, it's easy to spray off excess waste before transferring the diaper into the washing machine for more cleaning.
Fact #3. Many parents appreciate how using these devices allows them to keep their hands relatively mess-free. Instead of putting on gloves and handling cloth diapers in a bucket filled with dirty water, they can keep their hands away from the waste entirely.
Fact #4. Many parents don't like the idea of constantly spending money on flushable diapers. However, they do so because they don't want to handle the mess of reusable ones. Diaper sprayers convert those parents to cloth diaper customers. The average diaper costs 25 to 35 cents. Most newborns go through 6 diapers a day. That means that if one uses flushable diapers, they'd be spending over 500 dollars a year.
Fact #5. The estimated annual cost of reusable diapers is only 100 dollars. Diapers are only one of many newborn baby expenses parents must deal with. These sprayers range between 20 and 40 dollars. That one-time purchase could convert to over 400 dollars in savings.