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Baby in the house? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered!
Our Nappy Service is designed to take all the hassle out of nappies for you. We’ll drop off clean nappies and take your dirty ones away. It’s all about making it easier to get on with the important things!
1. Pick Your Plan
Choose a weekly or weekend service. Call us to discuss your requirements and make your initial payment.
2. We Train You
A Conder House staff member will drop off your first bag of nappies and provide you with training on how to use them.
3. We Pickup & Wash
We pick up the soiled nappies on Mondays and Fridays. Be sure to have your bag out by your front door by 9 am.
4. We Drop Off
We’ll drop off a new bag of clean and sanitised nappies when we collect the soiled nappies.
How much will all this cost?
We offer two types of services to meet our customer’s budgets and needs.
7 Days A Week Service
Per Week
This package provides sufficient modern cloth nappies for use 7 days per week. Includes pick up and drop off on Mondays and Fridays.
Weekend Only Service
Per Weekend
This package is designed for families with children in care during the work week, or families who only want to use cloth nappies part-time. Modern cloth nappies are provided on Fridays for use over the weekend, and are collected on Mondays.
Ok, I’m ready. Where do I sign up?
Signing up is easy, and can be done online. Once you’re registered a member of our team will contact you to arrange your first drop-off.
Ready to join our Nappy Service?
We’re ready if you are! If you want to join just complete our online application form and we’ll get in touch with you promptly. Please ensure that you review the terms and conditions of our Nappy Service.
Why Conder House Modern Cloth Nappy Service?
Disposable nappies take 300-500 years to decompose in landfill. By using modern cloth nappies, together we will divert approximately 5,500 disposable nappies entering landfill per child.
Environmentally Sustainable
Saving nappies from landfill
Using our Modern Cloth Nappy Service instead of disposables has helped our clients save a lot of nappies from landfill.
Nappies Saved From Landfill
Tonnes Saved From Landfill
Figures are accurate as of 17 July 2024.
Frequently Asked Questions
We service the whole of Canberra and most surrounding suburbs.
Our delivery and pick up processes are contactless, leaving you to get on with the important things in life.
We will liaise with every new customer prior to the delivery of your first bag. At this time you can discuss your delivery and training requirements. It will also give you the opportunity to ask any further questions that you may have.
Every business has an environmental footprint. We have processes in place that reduce it as much as possible. We only use bio-degradable chemicals. We have a solar system that is large enough to provide all of our daytime electricity usage, and we have ‘opted in’ for Carbon Neutral Gas. We also offer linen bags and nappy pail liners to clients to reduce the use of plastic bags. When using plastic bags and disposable gloves, we use Bio-Gone products, which biodegrade in landfills 90% faster, producing organic matter (a natural fertiliser) and no microplastics. Lastly, we have partnered with Textile Recyclers Australia so that decommissioned linen and nappies are recycled rather than sent to landfill.
Conder House has its own branded nappies. They are known as ‘pocket nappies’ as there is a pocket at the top of the nappy that holds the insert. The water-resistant outer fabric is made from polyester with a polyurethane laminate. We supply five pastel colours (pink, blue, yellow, purple and green). We also mix it up by providing holiday print nappies during Christmas, Easter, Halloween and St Valentine’s Day. The inside of the nappy has a soft polyester suede inner which wicks the moisture away from the skin. The inserts, which hold the fluids are a combination of microfibre and bamboo.
Our operations are in accordance with Australian and New Zealand standards for Laundry Practice (AS/NZS 4146:2000).
Our Other Services
Laundry
Linen
Ironing
ELCs
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