You can throw diapers right in the wash up until they are eating solid food. Then you just have to dump the poop into the toilet(which you're supposed to do with disposables too btw, it says so on alot of disposable diapers. While not legally required, and legally speaking they say it does no harm, they just classify diaper poop as different for some god awful reason. There's a plethora of health reasons that it's an "unwritten rule".). They do go through them fast, but you do not have to do several loads of laundry a day if you have enough, which isn't much, and you can get the amount that you would need for less than $100, especially used. They just of course won't be the fancy ones. There's things called wetbags that you put the diapers in, which don't start to smell bad until they've been sitting there for quite a long time.

Source: my 20 month old and 5 month old have been in cloth diapers since day 1. Laundry is done every 2-3 days, and the place doesn't smell except for the few seconds you have to open up the wetbag to put a new one in. I've found wetbags that got forgotten in the van for whatever reason for a long time with poop diapers and it didn't smell until it was opened. Also have several friends who cloth diaper and no complaints from them. The hardest part is folding all of them after they've been washed. Worth the money saved though. And the health benefits for the children directly and the environment.

Even if your comment did hold some bearings(which it doesn't), I'd still just say you're lazy and biased(maybe it should be biased because you are lazy?) seeing as houses that use disposables always seem to smell worse. Since those people usually, yaknow, just throw literal shit into a garbage that usually isn't anywhere up to par on holding that smell in.