Cotton fabrics can be silky or rough, smooth or textured, thick or sheer, indestructible or luxurious, making them America's favorites for both home furnishings and clothing. Versatility, softness, ...

Cloth diapers require extra cleaning and laundry time but may save you money in the long run, given their reusability. There are three different types of cloth diapers—we note each product’s type in ...

While disposable diapers make for a great option for busy working parents, transitioning your little one to cloth diapering has multiple benefits. It's not only cost-effective, but the natural fabrics ...

A frost cloth for plants, also known as horticultural fleece, is a light, soft, fabric-like material that is very useful in the garden when cooler weather hits. Budget-friendly and easy to install, ...

Whether for eco-friendly reasons, cost, or pure comfort and style, many parents are opting to use cloth diapers these days. Once upon a time this meant swaddling a rectangular piece of white cotton ...

Thinking about transitioning to cloth diapers? Let Kapuso celebrity and mom of two Chynna Ortaleza educate you on the different types of cloth diaper inserts. Disposable diapers are made of synthetic ...

If you wipe, polish, and dust often, a reusable, sustainable cleaning cloth is practical to have on hand. These cloths aren't limited to countertops, either — you can use them to dust pantry items, ...

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