400 years
550 or more years! http://www.thegoodhuman.com/2008/04/23/how-long-does-litter-take-to-disintegrate/
It goes to a landfill.
Disposable diapers are made absorbent by a crystalline substance known as sodium polyacrylate, as compound that can absorb hundreds of times its weight in water.
That depends on what kind of tape it is. Mylar tape will take centuries or millennia to disintegrate. Paper tape will disintegrate in a matter of weeks or even days if in a compost pile.
You can't compost a disposable diaper, unless it is made of 100% compostable materials, which most diapers are not. Most disposable diapers are made of plastic and absorbent materials that take a long time to break down.Plus, if a diaper is soiled, there's a risk of contaminating the compost with dangerous bacteria. Composting of human feces should not be attempted, except by experienced 'hot pile' composters who are well informed of the temperatures and times required to kill pathogens, and who are willing to take 100% responsibility for the process and product.There are Municipal Composting Facilities that can handle babies' solid feces, but only if it in certain types of diapers that are fully compostable.Source: http://vegweb.com/composting/what-not.shtml
550 or more years! http://www.thegoodhuman.com/2008/04/23/how-long-does-litter-take-to-disintegrate/
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10-15 weeks
You use the diaper, then dispose it.
Disposable diapers can take as long as 550 years to decompose.
She invented the first diaper liner for a cloth diaper and invented the first disposable diaper.
The first disposable diaper was patented in 1948 by Valerie Hunter Gordon. In the 1950s, Johnson and Johnson, among others, joined the disposable diaper market.
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The first disposable diaper was made in Connecticut by Marion Donovan when she was stressed with wet diapers and bedsheets.
Marion Donovan created the first disposable diaper.
Cloth