Are you cloth curious but intimidated by the idea of dealing with the poo? If you’re looking for the perfect solution help you cloth diaper you MUST TRY the brand-new clear spray collar combo from Diaper Dawgs!
I’ve been a fan-girl of all things Diaper Dawgs for a very long time. Her products make my life easier and I’ve been cloth diapering now for almost 6 years!
This sprayer combo is the best cloth diapering accessory I have EVER used and the easiest spray shield to store.
I literally don’t know how people cloth diapered before this amazing thing was invented!
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About The Arctic Wolf Spray Collar
The Arctic Wolf Spray Collar (affiliate link) is the newest sprayer shield from Diaper Dawgs. It’s almost completely clear with a touch of glitter helping you to see exactly what you are doing.
It comes with the diaper dawgs diaper sprayer and is designed to only fit that sprayer.
Update: Now you can purchase an attachment to fit it onto any sprayer!
Once you put the collar onto your sprayer there is no additional assembly required unlike the bulky Spray Pal.
You simply grab and spray your cloth diapers or pads.
The spray collar is the easiest to store and the smallest spray shield on the market today.
About Diaper Dawgs
Fan-Girl Here
Diaper Dawgs is one of my favorite cloth diapering companies to date.
Aisha Sequeira started Diaper Dawgs in 2013 and has since created several innovative cloth diapering products that help you deal with the poo.
Her products have made my cloth diapering life a lot easier and more fun.
Diaper Dawgs not only has great cloth diapering accessories, (aff link) but also a sense of humor mixed with a love for dogs.
You’ll notice this throughout all of her social media channels.
Even the Mona Lisa loves Diaper Dawgs!
My Review
I absolutely LOVE the all-in-one sprayer package from Diaper Dawgs. This is the best set-up for cleaning diapers I have used so far!
I have a Spray Pal that is very bulky and I don’t like having to reassemble every time I need to spray my diapers.
There are no issues with getting poop off of my diapers with the wolf or “clear” collar and the powerful diaper sprayer.
It also works great on my cloth pads. I think the collar and the sprayer look nice and sleek in my bathroom.
However, if you don’t have the extra cash right now, you can “rig one up” like I did in when I first started cloth diapering. It worked well until I could upgrade.
The Downside
The wolf collar is only compatible with the diaper dawgs sprayer and a few others.
It’s not compatible with most of your DIY diaper sprayers unless you purchase the attachment.
The spray collar is a little tricky to learn and and you need a clipboard for back support or you’ll have to hold the diaper yourself.
Luckily, the new ones do provide a clipboard but I still prefer the one I purchased at the Dollar store.
I believe this product is nearly perfect and give it a 9/10.
This diaper spraying combo has made cleaning crap super easy and doesn’t take up very much storage space!
History Of The Spray Collar
For all the history buffs: Here you can see the progression of the spray collar. The first two were the original design.
They were a little on the small side so Aisha ended up designing the rainbow version or “mutt.”
It was about the size of a CD and a little bit thicker than the new clear version.
After more feedback in 2015, the clear spray collar took the stage and replaced the mutt.
She wanted a collar that allowed users to see what they were doing when dealing with the mess.
She named it the Arctic Wolf and designed it with glitter to add that special Diaper Dawgs touch!
Why Do I Need To Spray?
If your child is 100% breastfed you don’t have to spray your diapers. You can simply dump them straight into the wash.
Breastfed poop is 100% water-soluble although if it was bad I still liked to give mine a spray-off.
After the 6 month period when your baby gets on solids you will need to discard most of the poo before you stick it into the wash.
Different Poops For Different Folks
Now some poo is “plop-able” if you’re lucky and you won’t have to spray near as much.
My first child had the peanut butter poo so I had to spray a lot. Luckily my other two weren’t so bad at all.
Spraying your cloth diapers will also prevent stains and help with odor control.
Do I Need A Spray Shield?
You do not need a spray shield to cloth diaper however they can be extremely convenient.
They take a lot of the “dirty” work out cleaning your diapers.
You can use spray shields with flats, prefolds, and soiled baby/toddler clothes. If you want to learn more about other types of shields, check out my post on Spray Shields.
