I prefer organic, but I will use other types. As far as the organic blended with synthetic…I think they shouldn’t even put the word organic in it if it’s not 100 percent organic. I know companies these days do that because they know there are people out there that are about everything organic and if it says it then they buy it not realizing that it could only have 2 organic ingredients out of 20. I think it’s kind of a rip off.

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I agree…I don’t think it’s fair to use the word organic if a product isn’t completely organic…..

That being said, I can’t afford completely organic, so I do buy items combined with other fabrics.

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I just buy the diapers I like , I never look for the organic label.. I do have some organic diapers but I think that most are not

I prefer organic but will use other diapers also. I’d rather have fully organic, but would choose a blended diaper over a completely non-organic.

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I would prefer organic but would not pay double for it. It’s an extra incentive for me to buy it as long as it’s not a lot more than the other dipes.

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I do not specifically seek out ORGANIC…. I am mostly into CDing for the frugality of it! I suppose mixing fabrics (organic with synthetic) is legitimate, to gain the benefits of each type…. but kind of defeats the purpose for ORGANIC purists.

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To be honest, organic isn’t as big of a deal to me as it may be to some. Ideally, sure I would love organic… but it just costs too much for me.

Our family is just starting to get into cloth diapering and for now organic isn’t so important to us.

Organic isn’t a big deal to me. If I buy a diaper I like and it happens to be organic, that is just another plus. That said, I don’t think a diaper should say organic if it’s blended with other materials.

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It doesn’t particularly matter to me if a cloth diaper is organic, though I do like the look and feel of things like OBV. If something is blended with non-organic fabrics, I think that should be clearly labeled, for the sake of those who do care about that.

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I would choose organic over other options if I can afford it. I would expect the percentage of organic fiber to be clearly indicated in order to be fair to the consumer. I do understand the blending of materials that are a means to an end. I think that sometimes we have to make tough decisions of greenness versus performance.

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Organic isn’t a big deal to me. I feel the detergent it is washed in all the time is more important. I feel that if it is a blend then it is not really organic.

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organic is nice and I seek it out when I can. I don’t consider it a dealbreaker when it is blended with other fibers as well. As long as the diaper does what it is supposed to (hold poop and pee) it doesn’t matter. I do notice organics tend to hold more.

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I have never bought “organic” diapers, just not important to me. Feel that cloth alone is good enough for baby’s bottom and usually don’t buy organic clothing at all

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I would love to buy all organic but I am not an all or nothing kind of diaperer. I have some organic bamboo that I love but also have some non-organic that I love. Even the non-organic has to be better than disposables!

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At this point, I cannot choose to buy organic over anything else. Maybe someday but right now there is too high of a ‘special’ price to it above non organic materials. Other things take priority, ease of use, washability, actual use vs. leakage, etc.

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I would prefer to use 100% organic materials if it were financially possible for us. I will buy as organic as possible as long as its within my budget.

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I don’t buy organic diapers, mostly because of price and partly because I’ve heard doubts about the environmental benefit of organic (but still highly washed and processed) cloth. I’d like to see more research before I commit to buying organic.

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It’s very important that my cloth diapers are organic. We’ve specifically saved extra money so we can purchase at least some organic cloth diapers.

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Of course organic is preferable to other choices, but honestly, I seem to have better luck with the microfiber as far as leaking and washing/drying goes.

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It isn’t important to me. My reason for using cloth is for the cost, and organic is more expensive. Cloth is already much better than disposables, and It doesn’t have chemicals and stuff in it, so why bother with the organic? =) Just my opinion!

I agree that the non-organic cd options are better than using pampers all the time!

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I prefer organic. Almost every single one of the diapers I have purchase is lined with organic bamboo or cotton. BUT it is not a necessity. If I were to choose between organic and non-organic, I’d get organic and pay a little bit more for it.

As far as being combined with synthetic, they need to be specific about it on the labeling. Why pay more for something because it is PARTIALLY organic?

Cloth diapers have been a real budget decision for me, so Organic hasn’t really been a big seller or issue. I do like to buy organic if the price point is similar, at least to support the idea. If it’s blended with synthetic, it seems that “organic” really doesn’t apply, but the term is used pretty loosey-goosey, it seems.

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I prefer organic but I am not tied to it either. I want what is best for my daughter without breaking the budget so I pick and choose!

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I prefer organic, but do not just use organic. I think having a variety is important and organic is so expensive.

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I’d love to buy organic diapers, especially since cotton is so heavily treated with pesticides, but so far the financial factor has won out and I don’t have any organic diapers. As long as the packing of something specifies if it isn’t 100% organic, I don’t mind when it says what part is!

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I prefer organic, but I can’t always afford it. “Organic” diapers that are blended with something synthetic don’t appeal to me. I prefer to use all natural fibers on my baby, organic or not.

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Organic is not terribly important to me. Synthetic fibers like fleece give my LO a rash, though, so I am wary of inners that are not 100% cotton.

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I prefer organic diapers, but I have mix of both. I think it is not quite truthful to put organic in the name of the diaper if it is blended with synthetics, a bit misleading if you ask me.

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I don’t look for the organic label specifically. I feel better having my little one in cloth diapers, organic or not : )

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I use a vareity organic and synthetic diapers but I do feel that if something is going to be marketed or claim to be 100% organic that it not be a blend of organic/synthetic. Now there is a difference though like say the BG organic cotton OS is a combo but not in the aspect that the cotton is mixed but that the cover is PUL and that is synthetic. I would consider that fully organic, not if the cotton was blended with say non-organic hemp for example.

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It is pretty important to me for 2 reasons: 1) I prefer natural and organic fibers next to the baby’s skin, but that’s not always possible. 2) I like to support the farming processes that lead to organic fabrics. If something is a blend, I am turned off but still more likely to buy it than a non-organic fiber.

Whether or not a diaper is organic doesn’t matter to me. As long as it’s good for my baby and doesn’t give her rashes (which none of the diapers I’ve tried do) I’m happy!
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It is not important to me to purchase organic diapers. I think we’re doing pretty well doing cloth diapers instead of disposables without stressing over organic.

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I dont really look for organic, it is a plus though. I would love to have more organic pieces, but they are pricey. I dont really mind if something is not all organic, something is better than nothing.

I don’t use organic diapers, primarily because they are expensive. The others that I use work fine and are more economical.

Having an organic diaper isn’t important to me, but it is a nice bonus. Overall, using cloth is the important aspect for me.

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Organic isn’t that important to me; however, I have found we have better luck with more natural fibers vs. synthetic.

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I don’t really care if it’s organic or not – either way cloth beats disposables!

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Organic really isn’t a big deal to me, I buy my diapers based on fit and absorbency. Ont hat end if organic fibers are mixed with others I don’t see a problem, but it should be labeled as such.

I buy acording to the features that a diaper has that I am looking for. Organic is a plus but I will buy either. If a product claims to be organic…It better be ORGANIC.. Dont add on extra syntyetic fabrics and then try to sell it off as being organic. If you want to provide synthetic materials as an OPTIONAL add on to an organic diaper then fine… Sell them seperate from the organic lable. (example..dont label a diaper as organic and then have a layer of suedecloth or microfiber sewn into it.)

Organic diapers are just one factor I look for when considering what type of diaper to buy. More important for me are absorbency, durability, and fit. If a diaper labels itself as organic I think it should be completely organic.

I think organic is important. However by simply using cloth diapers we are already helping the environment a great deal. I think a company should not falsely claim to be organic if in fact its not. That is mis-leading the customer. Your product is either organic or its not.

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i dont really look for organic materials for my cloth diapers, but definitely view them as an added bonus if its there. and im not sure how i feel about claiming organic when its mixed with other synthetic materials. i suppose that is how capitalism works, right?

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I don’t look specifically for organic…even non organic cotton is better than plastic!

I’m a fan of organic diapers, and it’s a big selling point for me. I do think, however, that if it’s mixed with a synthetic material that they shouldn’t be called organic.

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It’s not super important to me to have organic. Especially since they are usually more pricey. As long as the diaper contents are safe and approved. With that being said I don’t particularly care if an organic is infused with synthetic. But the companies need to make that very clear.

I’m all about saving money so the organic is not really important to me.

Organic is a plus, but not a necessary. I’m more concerned with price and fit.

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My diapers do not have to be organic. I do like them but they are much more expensive!

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I like organic diapers, but I think it is much more important that I use any cloth diapers over disposables versus worrying about organic versus not. Using any cloth diapers is helping the environment already.

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To me being organic is important, but I find that it is often too expensive to buy the organic diapers as compared to the regualar ones.

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I love organic, but I do not always buy organic. I have a little of both in my stash. If it is not 100% organic then I do not consider it organic!

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I prefer organic, but it’s a little expensive sometimes and, as a one income family, we can’t always afford it.

I agree with lots of other comments – if it’s not all organic, it shouldn’t be labeled organic.

I dont really care if my diapers are organic or not. I dont think they should call them organic if not 100%.

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on a scale of 1-10 maybe a 4. I do prefer natural fibers like cotton or wool.

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Having organic diapers is not a big deal to me. If organic diapers were more reasonably priced, I would buy them.

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Organic isnt necessary, natural fiber is more important to me. If a company says a product is organic it should be fully organic not just one part!

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Organic was not pertinent in my diapering decision. I purchased what I thought would work for our family and what we could afford. Organic is more expensive and I needed quantity for what I had to spend.

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I prefer natural materials in the cloth diapers I buy for the breathability, but not necessarily organic. The label “Organic” should be strictly used for products that are 100% certifiable as such.

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I haven’t used organic. I probably would if they weren’t so expensive.

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There weren’t as many organic options when we started diapering, so it hasn’t been that important to me. Now, if I was to buy more I’d probably go for organic, but not if it is blended w/ synthetic.

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I prefer naturally grown and pesticide free as much as possible, I admit, but I’m also aware how “organic” isn’t always used that way. So, as natural as possible is my preferred. And if that’s combined with a synthetic fabric to provide better comfort/fit for baby, then I’m for it.

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I always purchase organic diapers. If I’m going to use cloth in an attempt to keep weird stuff off my kid’s bum, why would I let the cloth have weird stuff in it? Which leads to the next question: I only allow synthetic materials in the outer shell of the diaper, at least while my little one is young. Now that she’s getting bigger and hasn’t shown allergies I’m not as worried.

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I prefer organic, but we can’t always afford it, being a one-income family. I agree that things that are labeled organic should be 100% organic.

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I do like buying organic items, but it is not necessary. My son’s skin is sensitive, but as long as the materials do not irritate his skin, I’m happy. We do use organic cleaning products, though, and just as with cloth diapers claiming to be “organic” when they have synthetic fibers, many cleaning products claiming to be organic are only 95% natural if you look closely at the label. I think it’s a farse- ppl see the word organic and want to buy it. Items should not be able to advertise as organic unless they are 100%!

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My main objective when I started cloth diapering was to save money, so organic vs. non-organic was not my concern. I ended up going non-organic because it is cheaper, and it’s still a cloth diaper so it’s already easier on the environment. Organic blends are fine, but it does sort of defeat the purpose in my opinion.

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I would love for them all to be organic. But, I will use non-organic cloth diapers. If the price is comparable to regular cloth…I will buy organic. It just depends on the situation. Thanks for the chance.

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I don’t search out organic diapers, and I won’t pay a lot extra for them, but I appreciate it when I do have them. I don’t mind when the blend is mixed with some synthetic fabric, especially when the synthetic helps keep the fabric soft or more durable.

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Organic is not as important to me as price and quality, but if advertised as organinc, I would be upset if it was mixed with synthetic.

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I too would prefer organic, but will certainly use something else. I also prefer cloth diapers.

I prefer to buy organic because it benefits the environment (less pesticides/fertilizers), but you can’t beat the pocket diapers (which are synthetic).

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I prefer all organic..but i also do not want to spend tons of money on something that will warp and eventually loose it’s stability and fluffiness before I am finished using it. I think that for me it is more important for the fabric to be mostly or all natural as opposed to being organic. If there is 17% stretch in it, I guess that is fine. I use PUL covers so who am I to be a stickler about synthetics.

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I am not really particular about buying organic. I did try with my DD because she had a horible diaper rash for 3 months, but nothing helped. As far as blending I don’t have a prefrence. I don’t buy organic.

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If a product boosts to be organic…but really is only an organic mix…it should not bare the organic name…its a fraud…its only organic if its 100% in my book…ps. read your lables carefully ;-)

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Organic is not a make or break thing for me. If it’s organic and synthetic all wrapped in one, I think it kind of defeats the organic side of things…if it’s organic, give me 100% organic!

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Organic is not a factor for me. Maybe if it was more affordable I would choose organic, but I think those who CD are already doing a great thing for their babies and the earth.

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The organic label is not that important to me. It usually means the diaper is more expensive. I do prefer natural fibers but it does not have to be organic.

For me, it really doesn’t make a difference.

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Honestly, its not important to me at all if a diaper is organic as long as it does its job!!!

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It doesn’t really make a huge difference to me. The organic tend to be more expensive which is the main reason I shy away from buying them.

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I like the idea of things being organic, but don’t opt to buy them just because they are organic, I think you can get a good product that isn’t organic, and not all farms can afford to “go organic”

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