Flats and Handwashing: My Stash

Stash shots are always fun and today I am sharing a picture and some info about my diaper stash for the flats and hand washing challenge.



I pretty much always am using flats/cover either during the day and almost every night one my two girls so it was impossible to get a full stash shot but here is at least a partial shot. But here is what's not in the wash before the start of Day 1:

My stash for the challenge is probably more than I would really need but because I have it all already on hand I decided to include everything I had in the tally below.

Flats:

6 OsoCozy Birdseye Flats ($12) - I love these for overnight and for just every day use

2 Imagine Bamboo Flats ($9) - These are really absorbent and great for overnight

5 Receiving blankets ($10) - I like these for during the day and I like the pop of color

5 Flour Sack Towels ($5) - These are my least favorite so I use them as a back up

Covers:

3 Rumparooz covers ($33) - I got these on sale so I would have more covers for nights and I love them!

1 Thirsties size Medium ($10) - I had this from before and it is a solid cover

1 Bummies size small ($13) - I love this for day when I want a more trim look

1 Sweet Pea cover ($10) - I bought this for the challenge last year but it's my backup cover

1 Blueberry coverall ($18) - I bought this for night time too since its nice and wide

1 Flip Cover ($5) - I got this during a seconds sale, you can't go wrong for $5!

2 Homemade covers ($16) - I have two covers that I made myself that the materials cost about $8 each

Accessories:

Bucket ($5) - Just a cheap bucket from the hardware store

Mobil Washer ($20) - I used this washer last year and it was amazing, I swear it works better than my washing machine

15 Wipes ($5) - I make these myself also and I love having cloth wipes
4 Snappies (13) - For when you want a fancy fold :)

Diaper Sprayer ($40) - my husband made me one when I started using CDs and while it's not required it is a life saver.

In total my stash would cost (brand new) just over $200.  Of course this is enough to cover at least 2 days so you could probably go with half (saving at least $50).  Also if I was building a stash from scratch I would take advantage of sales, loyalty programs, buy used, etc. and I really think you could have a really nice full stash for about $125-150.

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