Biological napkins?

**Finlay** · 07-29-2008, 07:00 PM

Hi all,

Recently I have known that for our kids exist, more than the ecological washable diapers, indian corn diapers made of mater-bi o pla; it is the material that the bags you use to collect the moist of the sorted waste collection are made of.

The only I have found are made only for the 80% of this material, so I must throw them in the generical garbage.

Does anyone know if exists fully compostable diapers so that I can throw them in the sorted waste collection or in my private composter to produce plant food?

A big thank you to everyone who can help me.

**ladykemma2** · 07-29-2008, 10:24 PM

Originally Posted by Finlay

Hi all,

Recently I have known that for our kids exist, more than the ecological washable diapers, indian corn diapers made of mater-bi o pla; it is the material that the bags you use to collect the moist of the sorted waste collection are made of.

The only I have found are made only for the 80% of this material, so I must throw them in the generical garbage.

Does anyone know if exists fully compostable diapers so that I can throw them in the sorted waste collection or in my private composter to produce plant food?

A big thank you to everyone who can help me.

hum, good question.

i know of no compostable diaper, however, the "humanure handbook" online has a lot of good ideas. i see no reason why you could not collect the waste water from rinsing soiled cloth diapers and putting it on a hot pile with a lot of "browns" like shredded paper or sawdust. sawdust works better.

i make urine/sawdust compost almost continually for my flower garden. i have a sawdust toilet in the house. the neighbors don't have a clue...i also put the rabbit wood shavings/timothy hay/urine /pellets from the rabbits litter box on my garden for mulch.