Comments about Kushies Flushable Biodegradable Diaper Liners - 1 Roll:

We had bought these to use while my son was using diaper rash cream since you aren't suppose to use rash cream on Fuzzibunz, Bumgenius, or prefolds (we use them all). Don't waste your money. These are extremely rough. My poor son was all red from using these only twice. At first I thought maybe he just had overly sensitive skin so I decided to try a liner in my underwear. It was so rough and scratchy; I had to remove it in less than 5 minutes with a rash already forming. We opted to soak the clothe diapers with dawn to remove the diaper rash cream and do extra washes/rinses rather than torturing our son with these liners. They were convenient for making cleanup easy but they did not break up in the toilet (even after soaking for ten minutes and nearly had the toilet overflow) so they aren't flushable with normal or older toilets/septic systems. We found with a good presoak and a wash almost all of my sons diapers came out clean with no need for the liner (he had some very messy ones that you couldn't get any off the diaper instead it would smear deeper in). So seriously if you want to try these for the convenience of not having to clean out the diaper, try them on yourself and think if you would want that rubbing against your sensitive parts all day long.

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Too narrow to fully serve the purpose of a liner and rough. I also noticed our toilets flushed much slower after using them as a flushable liner so we just ended up throwing them into a diaper pail anyway. Seemed messier, not really easier. Try another brand. Good concept, bad design.

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This flushable liner is like putting sandpaper or cardboard against your child's skin. We use disposables at night for one of our children so I figured I would add this to my order. BIG mistake. It doesn't have much flexibility and rips when I am fastening the diaper to my daughters body. Don't buy these! We are MUCH happier w/ the Bummi's BioSoft Liners.

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These liners work well, but they DO NOT break down in the toilet. You can't flush them, they will clog your pipes. Beware, if you live in an older home, these liners are not a good buy, just ask my plumber. Go buy the Bummies liners instead.

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These are a life saver when combined with the Bumgenius! They contain normal sized poohs very well, especially when they are a little loose and I love that they are flushable. They make laundry a cinch-my diapers don't have any stains since using them!

Also, my little one has never had a rash from them even though they do feel rougher than the diaper.

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I've seen several comments on here about how these cannot be washed - HELLO, PEOPLE! These are DISPOSABLE!

Now that I have that out of my system... these are GREAT! Our son is breastfed but has added solids to his diet, and now that his poops are more solid, this is perfect to catch the bulk of it to toss in the toilet.

Yes, when he was breastfed ONLY and his poops were mostly liquid, these didn't serve much purpose. But they are perfect now!

Some have also mentioned "sandpaper" - yes, these are a bit rough when first put into the dipe. However, once your baby has peed once or twice (doesn't take long for ours!), they soften right up. So nevermind that, unless your child has highly-sensitive skin.

I LOVE 'EM! HELPS CLEAN THE MESS QUICKLY!

Comments about Kushies Flushable Biodegradable Diaper Liners - 1 Roll:

The diaper liners are a lifesaver with cloth diapering. This product is a bit small, fabric/paper is too rough for a baby's behind. These liners cannot be reused, I use the IMSE VIMSE and can use the peed on liners again as they can be washed with my diapers. I cut them in half and they last longer. They fit great in my bumgenius 3.0.

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We started introducing solids to our son and wow, they save a lot of time. The sheets work well with the BumGenius One Size 3.0 diapers. I adjust the length of the sheet by folding one side over by the front so when it comes time to changing and I have a daunting mess, I can use that excess material to scrape off the mess from my son's bottom. My only complaint is that the sheet doesn't seem to be wide enough (about 1/2 inch exposed on either side of diaper) and some messes spill over onto the diaper, but it's really minimal.

I haven't had an issue with it disintegrating, tearing, or causing rashes. Sometimes it will bunch if I'm not careful about how it's laid down in the first place. The material feels like a paper towel which can be a little abrasive for very sensitive skin, but the upside is that I can sparingly use diaper cream because the liner will absorb it instead of the diaper.

Overall, it's a great product!

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I thought it was a good idea to buy this to make cloth diapering easy but after 3 changes my baby got the worst rush ever!

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I cannot say that those who mentioned absorbency issues are incorrect but that hasn't been our experience. We've been using these on our 11-month old since about month two and have never had any issues, even with newborn messes.

We use Bum Genius diapers and they fit well in the diaper, even when the diaper is extended to its largest sizes.

The only downside of the product is that when there is a particularly heinous mess and you have to use many wipes it will clog up the toilet. Not a problem really, just a few plunges and it's through. That small thing is the only downside.

It leaves no marks or irritations on the baby's skin and keeps the mess contained nicely -- except for those 5-alarm messes that nothing short of the hand of God can contain!

If you're cloth diapering, get this product.

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I was so excited to use these and instead I am very disappointed! First I used one in the diaper of my 10 month old and after one poop, it just disappeared into the mess... what a waste. So I figure I'll just use 2 sheets side by side and it STILL doesn't do the job. They just bunch up and I'm still left with a poopie mess in the diaper. I think I'll try Imse Vimse next time! Too bad I bought two rolls of these... what a waste of money. Maybe they're okay for a solid pooper but my baby is still breastfed (along with solids) so his poops are still pastey.

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WASTE OF MONEY. MATERIAL IS STIFF & DISOLVES WHEN URINE COMES IN CONTACT. NOT WORTH IT. BETTER OFF GOING WITH A CLOTH LINER...

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I bought two rolls of these, thinking they would help eliminate some of the mess. Well, what a waste! While they do work for the purpose intended, they are stiff and scratchy as h-ll; wouldn't put one of these in my underwear, so you'd better believe these are not suitable to put against your babe's bum!

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We use these with our Bumgenius 3.0 diapers to make poo clean-up easier. I think they are very helpful but are much longer than they are wide. So we actually tear them in half and use just half of one at a time and lay it so it goes from the middle of the diaper to the back. Bumgenius stresses that you can't use any diaper creams with their diapers so we like to use the Kushies when we need to use rash cream.

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These sheets are a lifesaver. So easy I just flush it. My son is 10 months and so the poo is more solid. We break each sheet into three and just place it toward the back and there is no problem. The sheets are very big. If using on a newborn I would probably break in half since the consistency of the stool is softer. Nothing has ever gone through the sheets to the diaper.