Proponents of cloth diapers over cloth often partake in lively discussions with parents who continue to use disposables on their children. The main deal breaker, it seems, is cleanup: who wants to deal with soiled and soaked diaper covers and inserts on a daily basis, when it's easier to just throw them away? At first the task of changing cloth diapers may seem daunting, but over time the job gets easier...more so when you have help in a good diaper sprayer.

When you first start using cloth covers and inserts, you may coached to try the more obvious pre-laundry methods like shaking the solids into the toilet, or dunking the soiled side in the bowl. Both work to help loosen stuck-on baby poop, but if you are apprehensive about sticking your hand in the commode you can set up a diaper sprayer for a more hands-off approach.

Installation of a standard lotion dispenser pump manufacturers is quite simple. The device hooks up to your commode where you normally find the hose that connects the tank to your water supply. All you need to do is remove the hose that is hooked up, then connect the hose attached to the sprayer. No need to call the plumber.

A good sprayer device will come with a T-valve that cuts off water to the sprayer when it is not use. Your toilet should then function normally with the attachment. When you need to clean a diaper, adjust the vale to let water flow, then press the button on the sprayer head to wet the diaper.

It is strongly recommended to pre-wash or soak diapers before doing a laundry load. This gets the solid out of the way so they don't clog up your washer. With a good diaper sprayer in use during these first few years, you'll find cloth diapering is easy, economical, and good for your baby.

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