Zorb insert/doubler store!

[Megap]

I know I love mine and prefer them over all the others but is there a big demand for them? Or is Zorb still an unknown territory?

I was thinking about maybe trying to sell a few for some extra pocket money.

-Megan

http://hyenacart.com/Gobananasbaby/

Here's the link if anyone is interested. The pictures are a work in progress as I'm not much of a photographer!

[Made of Fleece]

I have only recently heard of Zorb. It sounds like the new great thing in the technology of diapers and pretty impressive. How would you sell them, by the yard? as doublers? I would be in the market!

[Megap]

Originally Posted by cidcatrichards I have only recently heard of Zorb. It sounds like the new great thing in the technology of diapers and pretty impressive. How would you sell them, by the yard? as doublers? I would be in the market!

Right now I'm making up some doublers. It's a layer of zorb sandwiched between white CV, so three layers of added absorbency.

The inserts (for pockets) will be two layers of zorb sandwiched between white CV (4 layers of absorbency) and IMO are more absorbent the MF that comes with pockets.

[smilewithme]

I just got a shipment in the mail and can not wait to try it! I've heard so many good things, and think that they would probably sell better then MF inserts at the very least for the smell factor.

[Made of Fleece]

Originally Posted by Megap The inserts (for pockets) will be two layers of zorb sandwiched between white CV (4 layers of absorbency) and IMO are more absorbent the MF that comes with pockets.

I see, I think of the MF not SO much for absorbancy, but more for baby butt protection because of its wicking properties. Zorb is definitely superior in abZorbancy.

[Megap]

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[Megap]

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[eileenchew]

I am dying to try...but it is kinda pricey..

[Megap]

Originally Posted by eileenchew I am dying to try...but it is kinda pricey..

I tried to price fair. I have them priced at 3.50 (for small)+ paypal and etsy fees as well as packaging cost.

As the sizes went up I added accordingly.

[eileenchew]

Originally Posted by Megap Right now I'm making up some doublers. It's a layer of zorb sandwiched between white CV, so three layers of added absorbency. The inserts (for pockets) will be two layers of zorb sandwiched between white CV (4 layers of absorbency) and IMO are more absorbent the MF that comes with pockets.

The description in your store states thst the inserts are just one layer of zorb sandwiched between white CV...Also, is CV a staydry material? I've never used it before..

Thanks!