Green Horizon Diaper Service Closing

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Green Horizon Diaper Service is closing their doors as of June 12th, 2011. Too bad we are losing a diaper service company in the Capital District. However, this is a good chance to get used cloth diapers or diaper pails if you are interested. Just contact ashlee@greenhorizondiaperservice.com or 518-275-0595. You might be able to get some good deals!

If you live in the Capital District and are interested in a cloth diaper service, visit Sonrise Diaper Service. Vikki is a cloth diapering guru and will do a free in-home demonstration, answering all your questions about the ins and outs of cloth diapering.

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