Landfills are the problem. Landfills should only be used for compostable trash. Diapers should be burned, to make heat, that you export to nearby homes and/or make electricity.
you can compost disposable diaper innards.... pull off the outer layer and use the inner layer on plants in the garden. this will also hold in moisture for the plants. meaning you use less water.
Informative video, but did they really need to keep inserting clips of people’s infants? I don’t get the purpose of that. Like, who is this video for? I would imagine people who want to work in the industry. I don’t really see the point in how this video’s direction is structured in such a way that introducing people’s babies into the footage helps get the message across. I’m assuming this is here for educational purposes.
@@JaneDoe-xn3ct still better than taking up the landfill space, gosh, imagine those diapers are still here when your great-great-great-grandchildren are born
@@borrainelocharova the reality of saying that these things take 500 plus years to decompose is that it's only a theory based on what the materials are. We haven't had plastic long enough to actually prove it takes that long to decompose. And plus the scientists that have backed up that research get their funding from people that benefit in fighting against landfill companies. In reality it's not about the health of the earth it's about money and monopoly.
@@JaneDoe-xn3ct sooooo what😭 listen to yourself? Does “3rd most common thing to go and landfill” and “500 years to decompose” sit right with you? Even just for a second? I mean I get it, a few hundred people using cloth diapers probably won’t help much against thousands of people using diapers. But come on now, at least try to care about the one earth we live on… thats like the littlest one always getting shoved and pushed around and saying “so what”. Have a millimeter of sympathy for our planet. Even if there’s nothing you can do atm. Plus you bleach your white clothes and linens anyway, why not just throw them in there? Don’t get me wrong I use disposables too, but I still show I care about the earth in other ways as well. And if the funds call for it, we can go green on diapers too😊
Next Time I'm Making Beasty Pampers Designs For Kids Ages 1 to 6 At The Factory Of Sizes And Stuff Till I Will Make Baby Products Of Beasty And All His Friends Cute Designs And Swaddlers!!💜❤️🧡🐈🐾🐾
@@cleanserofnoobs4162 we don't use softeners otherwise it coats the fabric and makes it less absorbent. I use Arm and Hammer powder that comes in a box. I'm not a fan of liquid detergents.
Are you also using non toxic soaps? Because if you aren't then those soap chemicals will at some point be reexposed to your child. Because of how frequent cloth diapers need washing, the best way to ensure its completely environmentally friendly is finding non toxic soap so we dont end up poluting our water or putting the toxic chemicals in soaps into our ground
@@shaddow_pet869 Most eco-friendly or plant based detergents (and diaper washing requires detergent, not soap) are not strong enough to effectively clean human waste out of multi-layer diapers. These days, it's impossible to avoid all toxic chemicals, but using cloth diapers does reduce exposure. It's also cheaper and cloth diapers won't be hanging out in a landfill in 500 years.
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@@alienvisitor8393 adult diapers have been around a long time for anyone with incontinence problems... not patients in beds... and that would still be the main use, not ABDL.
@@AyaWetts i'm talking about only one of the reasons why usage of them expanded over the years. you are also right about incontience problems but claiming this is the only reason and debunking my statement say something about you
@@alienvisitor8393 Debunk? Not sure what you are even getting at. ABDL uses are microscopic part of diaper usage and not a driving factor. Its mostly coming from a very large aging population with health issues.
I cloth diaper not for frugality reasons but in hopes that we don't create more waste in the environment that he'll be living in. We owe it to our planet.
@@honestytoafault idk about others but for my family it has saved us from using at least 1200 diapers a year. I calculated our usage. And my son's cloth diapers are getting passed on to another baby. I'd like to know where you get your stats from, not to argue but just to compare.
wasbare luiers is niet goed voor milieu en niet goed voor gebruiken en niet goed voor portemonnee en wasbare luiers is niet goed veel water veel stroom veel wasmiddel veel ongemakkelijk luiers naar gebruiken in afvalbak is beter
Everytime I opened pampers diapers I sneeze and my eyes get teary and my nose gets stuffy....I have dust allergy. Didnt use it after. I use cloth diapers instead, soak them in baking soda overnight and wash them with my towels when laundry basket full.
If then God so clothes the grass, which today is in the field and tomorrow is thrown into the oven, how much more will he clothe you, o you of little faith?
A newborn will use about 8 diapers every day because you feed and change it every 3 hours, but after a few weeks it turns to less diapers really fast. Even if you give extra diaper changes for the number 2.
Can't wait for the Huggbees video on this
bro, one of the last clips was an abdl diaper production clip
Ikr i noticed that aswel
I miss the old how it's made
I agree; this is lame.
I'd give my first-born child to have the narrator from my childhood back, this guy's voice is too abrasive 😫
I was thinking the exact same thing
Diapers
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YES
Not something to joke about
Why is he yelling? Where did the other guy go?
No one asked for a new narrator for how it’s made
How It's Made: sanitary pads?
I love my plastic back diapers and comfy but Pampers are my favorite.
Once use Huggies. it is more qualitative than Pampers
@@durgaraonarala3850would a size 7 fit a skinny 13 year old
Wood plup huh...
I seen that gel like substance form, thats how some babies get diaper rash
I use these And i am 14!
How is the printed design done on diaper material. Such as when Huggies or other brands print cartoon characters etc.
I would like to know that stage.
I know how to operate and repair these diaper machine's
Really? The whole slew of equipment? Or certain ones?
Very informative but would have been more awesome if you would slow down just a bit
Does the chemical used to make diaper has side effects? Pls let me know kindly asap,I have a newborn kid and got confused
They do. Nowadays new companies are looking at the toxics in diapers and the effect it will have eventually on humans.
Do you just copy everything from other videos? Most of these video clips are from 'How it's Made Show' channel.
That's what I was wondering
I wear diapers :)
Cool
Yay
very adorable
Nice, i know some people who do as well but its not for need its fur fun and pleasure hahaha
@@Potato-uo9le gross
Great info, his voice irritates me thought. I had to turn off
Landfills are the problem.
Landfills should only be used for compostable trash.
Diapers should be burned, to make heat, that you export to nearby homes and/or make electricity.
you can compost disposable diaper innards.... pull off the outer layer and use the inner layer on plants in the garden. this will also hold in moisture for the plants. meaning you use less water.
@@honestytoafault okay, this is actually a good idea!
The smoke is a toxic pollutant
@@connorb9157 The "smoke" is mostly steam.
Cloth diapers are amazing too.
I deal in Diapers,
Sounds way too much like TMZ. Could’ve done without the landfill talk. I like the old narrator way better.
Informative video, but did they really need to keep inserting clips of people’s infants? I don’t get the purpose of that. Like, who is this video for? I would imagine people who want to work in the industry. I don’t really see the point in how this video’s direction is structured in such a way that introducing people’s babies into the footage helps get the message across.
I’m assuming this is here for educational purposes.
I was curious as to baby diapers compared to adult diapers.
Meanwhile those disposable diapers take 500 years to degrade in landfill…
so what? if you use cloth you need to constantly wash and bleach your diapers to sterilize the diaper.
@@JaneDoe-xn3ct still better than taking up the landfill space, gosh, imagine those diapers are still here when your great-great-great-grandchildren are born
@@borrainelocharova the reality of saying that these things take 500 plus years to decompose is that it's only a theory based on what the materials are. We haven't had plastic long enough to actually prove it takes that long to decompose. And plus the scientists that have backed up that research get their funding from people that benefit in fighting against landfill companies. In reality it's not about the health of the earth it's about money and monopoly.
@@JaneDoe-xn3ct With a proper wash routine, sterilizing diapers constantly isn't necessary.
@@JaneDoe-xn3ct sooooo what😭 listen to yourself? Does “3rd most common thing to go and landfill” and “500 years to decompose” sit right with you? Even just for a second? I mean I get it, a few hundred people using cloth diapers probably won’t help much against thousands of people using diapers. But come on now, at least try to care about the one earth we live on… thats like the littlest one always getting shoved and pushed around and saying “so what”. Have a millimeter of sympathy for our planet. Even if there’s nothing you can do atm. Plus you bleach your white clothes and linens anyway, why not just throw them in there? Don’t get me wrong I use disposables too, but I still show I care about the earth in other ways as well. And if the funds call for it, we can go green on diapers too😊
Next Time I'm Making Beasty Pampers Designs For Kids Ages 1 to 6 At The Factory Of Sizes And Stuff Till I Will Make Baby Products Of Beasty And All His Friends Cute Designs And Swaddlers!!💜❤️🧡🐈🐾🐾
narrator makes this unwatchable.
My mom changed my diaper once a week. I'll get her when she's old and wearing a diaper.
I love wearing diapers! I'm 27 and still in diapers.
Mate..
Abdl?
So what
@@SexBojiNomuhyun are you completely insane or just on the weekends
too much info
Please I want to work at the diaper factory
Alhamdulillah ❤
I am 6 i pooped. my pants to get diapers 🩲
Its gets wet then goes to a landfill
I cloth diaper because of disposables filling landfills and all the extra chemicals we don’t want on our child
Do you use detergents and softeners to clean the cloth diapers for reuse?
@@cleanserofnoobs4162 we don't use softeners otherwise it coats the fabric and makes it less absorbent. I use Arm and Hammer powder that comes in a box. I'm not a fan of liquid detergents.
Are you also using non toxic soaps? Because if you aren't then those soap chemicals will at some point be reexposed to your child. Because of how frequent cloth diapers need washing, the best way to ensure its completely environmentally friendly is finding non toxic soap so we dont end up poluting our water or putting the toxic chemicals in soaps into our ground
@@shaddow_pet869 Most eco-friendly or plant based detergents (and diaper washing requires detergent, not soap) are not strong enough to effectively clean human waste out of multi-layer diapers. These days, it's impossible to avoid all toxic chemicals, but using cloth diapers does reduce exposure. It's also cheaper and cloth diapers won't be hanging out in a landfill in 500 years.
actually cloth diapers have just as big a carbon foot print as disposable diapers
Wood pulp and cotton? Now I know why these things leak all the time!
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Yeah. Like that's going to happen.
are your statistics only about baby diapers? I heard adult diaper industry actually makes more money than baby diapers now...
Alot more
@@alienvisitor8393 adult diapers have been around a long time for anyone with incontinence problems... not patients in beds... and that would still be the main use, not ABDL.
@@AyaWetts i'm talking about only one of the reasons why usage of them expanded over the years.
you are also right about incontience problems but claiming this is the only reason and debunking my statement say something about you
@@alienvisitor8393 Debunk? Not sure what you are even getting at. ABDL uses are microscopic part of diaper usage and not a driving factor. Its mostly coming from a very large aging population with health issues.
@@alienvisitor8393 they said main use. Abdls are small in comparison to incontinent adults
What about ADULTPAMPERS ABDL
I cloth diaper not for frugality reasons but in hopes that we don't create more waste in the environment that he'll be living in. We owe it to our planet.
just as big a carbon footprint as disposable diapers
@@honestytoafault idk about others but for my family it has saved us from using at least 1200 diapers a year. I calculated our usage. And my son's cloth diapers are getting passed on to another baby. I'd like to know where you get your stats from, not to argue but just to compare.
@@Momnicat that’s just disgusting
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@@JaneDoe-xn3ct ever heard of sterilizing?
Oh my gosh... who the heck is this guy?!?!
Please I want How It’s Made: Red Boxer Briefs
Just makes me want to use cloth diapers even more
15 months in using cloth diapers and I have never once regretted it. It really isn't that much work. Just a little extra laundry.
wasbare luiers is niet goed voor milieu en niet goed voor gebruiken en niet goed voor portemonnee en wasbare luiers is niet goed veel water veel stroom veel wasmiddel veel ongemakkelijk luiers naar gebruiken in afvalbak is beter
How about the adding of moisture activating "Baby Powder fresh" Scenting of diapers? I miss this in diapers!
it’s bad for babies!!
I’ve been allergic to baby powder since birth because of the talc. Some of us are allergic to perfumes like me
I like that guys hair
Can't even watch 1/5th of the video because his voice is so abrasive. He's unbearable! Who hired this guy?! Where's our OG beloved narrator?
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How it’s actually made is gonna have a field day with this one
doet die fabriek ook incontinent verband en maandverband maken ❓
If incontinence supplies counted in it I'm changing that with 75% of my stuff reusable
Where are you located
goofy ahh voice
Hello bello is #1
Everytime I opened pampers diapers I sneeze and my eyes get teary and my nose gets stuffy....I have dust allergy. Didnt use it after. I use cloth diapers instead, soak them in baking soda overnight and wash them with my towels when laundry basket full.
🤮🤣 neem luier die naar gebruiken in afvalbak is beter voor milieu en beter voor gemakkelijk
Diaper
If then God so clothes the grass, which today is in the field and tomorrow is thrown into the oven, how much more will he clothe you, o you of little faith?
6000 in 2 years of living
365x2 = 730
6000/730 = ~8.2 diapers a day on average?
Not making much sense
Its true btw
Ambientalistas exagerando los datos para que compres más leche de soya:
A newborn will use about 8 diapers every day because you feed and change it every 3 hours, but after a few weeks it turns to less diapers really fast. Even if you give extra diaper changes for the number 2.
Lol you don't have kids. But yes 8 daipers a day sounds about right
Add a 3rd year and you'll have to use 9000 diapers in total for your baby/toddler.
I love diapers they are very good
This is the biggest reason we cloth diaper!
Yep! one of the best decisions my husband and I made.