I used disposables for 4 months and was shocked at how many I get through. We have a fortnightly collection of rubbish and by that time my bin was overflowing, that just from me, DH and Ella being in nappies. I changed at 4 months and haven't looked back. They are so easy! My fil wanted me to use terries (he said so when I was pregnant) but I imagined buckets of pooey nappies soaking, but it's nothing like that.
I use Tots Bots with velcro mainly, but also have some stuffables and some wee notions. This website is good
www.babykind.co.uk . I've spent around £200 in total and bought mine new. They have a really good resale value aswell if you don't plan to reuse them for your other babies. I have enough nappies to last me for around 4 days, I use a disposable at night as I have so many left. Ella is just as dry with a tots bots, fleece liner and a wrap as she is with pampers (the pampers are actually worse at the moment as her size 4s keep leaking).
Basically when my nappy bin is full (a swing bin from Tescos that cost me about £3, a few drops of lavender essential oil in the bottom keeps it smelling sweet) I just bung everything in the washing machine on a 60 degree wash. If it's just weey nappies then they go in on a 40 degree with some napisan (kills bacteria at temps as low as 40 degrees). If you don't like the thought of rinsing out pooey nappies then you can get disposable liners that go inside the nappy, but I find fleece ones keep Ella bone dry and TBH her poo isn't too bad smell wise.
If you are interested in using resusables then feel free to PM me if you want anymore info. It was actually Hillbilly (Jo) that converted me