Cloth diapers do cut down on waste production, since a set of several dozen diapers will last most kids through the diaper years, and they can be reused on other children.

Seems like a pretty amazing product – made with paper, not plastic, it breaks down in a landfill/compost in 60 days. (60 days!!). But here’s the best part… you can flush it down the toilet!

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One cloth diaper replaces more than 250 disposable diapers over a course of about two-and-a-half years, Grostern said, and cloth diapers can be handed down to future kids.

To get the subsidy, parents will have to show they have a child in diapers, as well as prove they have purchased or rented cloth diapers. In total, the borough is investing $8,000 in the program.