My little guy is going through so few diapers a day that I have to decide whether to use a lot of water washing just a few diapers, or to switch to disposables for the hopefully little time left we have in diapers.  So I&#39;m selling my Bum Genius 3.0s... a little bittersweet!  <div>
<br></div><div>I have 18 diapers that really worked well for us from the time my son was about 2 months old until 2 1/2 years.  We found that number to be sufficient for us to do a wash every 2 days generally.  I washed with Charlie&#39;s laundry soap and air-dried the covers.  My son enjoyed the fewest incidents of diaper rash of all my kids!  But on those few occasions I lined the diaper with a fleece rectangle so I was able to medicate for the rash and not compromise the absorbency of the diaper.  I can pass along those fleece liners as well as the very bare-bones flannel cloth wipes I used (which aren&#39;t stain-free but they are clean!).</div>
<div><br></div><div>I have replaced the velcro tabs on some, and have replacements that I will pass along, along with replacement elastic for the legs (which I haven&#39;t found to be necessary to replace).  18 newborn inserts (also used them for doublers) and 2 bamboo doublers.  15 white diapers and 3 green (the light green color).  There are few stubborn spots on some of the inside of the diapers but no major staining.  The inserts have stains that the sun hasn&#39;t been able to take care of -- they&#39;re clean though!  Personally I was happy enough to let the stains be on clean diapers, instead of weakening the fabric further with more bleach than necessary.  </div>
<div><br></div><div>Asking $8/diaper.  I think we paid $17/diaper new -- and to buy new today the price for today&#39;s version is $18.95 each.  </div>