gDiapers Cloth Liners - 105 count

Comments about Cloth Liners - 105 cnt:

I love how this product makes it so easy to do cloth diapering. Very easy to stuff in the gdiaper and flush when dirty. I really wish they were softer. It doesn't seem to bother my baby, but I don't think I would like something so stiff on my bum! Maybe that will help down the line with potty training.

Comments about Cloth Liners - 105 cnt:

I haven't even used these yet, and I won't be. The g diaper cloth inserts are so soft - to put these over them would be awful. These are so rough and scratchy that I wouldn't put them on my bottom and certainly not on my baby's. What a waste.

Comments about Cloth Liners - 105 cnt:

Using these liners inside cloth diapers as intended, they did appear to wick the moisture away from baby's bum but they also started to break down and left little particles all over baby's bum as well. Didn't like that so much, will probably not use the G-diaper brand any more.

Comments about Cloth Liners - 105 cnt:

We use these with our gDiapers for our two kids. They make diaper changes so easy, especially since day care has to send home all of their poop diapers. Without this liner, I would have to rinse all of those out, instead I just pick up the liner and the poop and throw it in the trash. We have a septic system so we do not flush them, but it is nice when I am somewhere where I can flush them away =)

Comments about Cloth Liners - 105 cnt:

I bought the entire Gdiaper system (many times over)for my grandson. He is now in the medium/large size range, as he weighs 21 lbs at eleven months of age. This product is a wonderful concept. If the diaper change involves feces, flush the liner down the toilet. If only wet, either flush, compost, or discard in trash. We do have problems with the shifting and bunching issue, particularly now that he is using a walker and starting to walk, and is overall an active little boy. They don't seem to cover the larger sized cloth Gdiaper as well as the small and medium sizes. I hope Gdiapers is thinking of resizing this product, so it is more effective for the larger, more active little ones. Overall though, this are a lifesaver and my daughter and son-in-law are thankful for this product, many times over. Give it a try!

Comments about Cloth Liners - 105 cnt:

We use GDiapers and use this liner in every single one. I have heard of moms that use it only when they know their baby is about to have a BM. We don't risk it, we use it every time...I think they come out to less than a dime a change. This liner takes care of the one thing that makes people cringe about cloth diapers =)

Comments about Cloth Liners - 105 cnt:

These do a good job of containing the mess, but I tended to get toilet clogs when flushing them. They're fairly thick, stiff, and scratchy, although they soften up a bit when they get wet. They come folded in a box, which is handy for dispensing with one hand.

Comments about Cloth Liners - 105 cnt:

These liners are scratchy but my babies don't care nor do their tails get irritated. They don't totally stay in place since they just wrap around the absorbent liner. That said, they do work quite well for solid stools. As we have adjusted to cloth diapers, I find I don't really mess with them since it's another step while trying to diaper two busy babies. If you're really grossed out with washing out soiled diapers, these might be more appealing to you than to my family.

Comments about Cloth Liners - 105 cnt:

They work good when they stay in place.
They are great for catching the mess, though they are rough against skin.

Comments about Cloth Liners - 105 cnt:

These are great if you are using any kind of cloth diaper and you want to a) reduce the amount of poop you have to scrape off the diaper; and b) use diaper creams on your baby's bottom without ruining the absorbency of your cloth diapers.

You just lay one across the cloth diaper as you are putting it on, and at change time, if it's a poop diaper, let the liner and the poop fall into the toilet, and flush. If it's just wet, you can drop it in the toilet or trash. Sometimes the poop might creep around the liner, but it's still much less messy than if you didn't use one.

I don't use them every time I put a cloth diaper on my son. If I'm pretty sure he's done pooping for the day, I leave it out.

Comments about Cloth Liners - 105 cnt:

To be used as a liner on top of a diaper to have a convenient way to dispose of stool.

Comments about gDiapers Cloth Liners - 105 cnt:

We've tried both the GroVia and gDiaper liners with our cloth diapers (of which we have many brands). The GroVia liners (which are meant to catch solids and let moisture through to the cloth diaper) let all moisture through to the point where you can't even tell the liner is wet, however, they bunch up so much that the solids end up getting all over the diaper. With the gCloth liners, washing the diapers is SO much easier, because the gCloth liner catches most of the solids (although no liner is going to catch everything). I may continue to scope out cheaper liners, but the gCloth is our go-to liner for now.

Comments about Cloth Liners - 105 cnt:

I bought these to use with the Flips day pack, our first venture into cloth diapering. I like the idea of the liners, but these were surprisingly rough and scratchy. It's not something I would use against my own skin, so I'm certainly not keen on putting it next to my baby's. I did use them twice, then switched to Bumkins, which are very soft. However, since we're only CD'ing part-time, we haven't had any solids passed when using either brand. So I can't compare actual functionality; I just know that putting something that rough against a baby's bottom seems too harsh, to me.

Comments about gDiapers Cloth Liners - 105 cnt:

I'm a cheating cloth diaper user (I use disposables when I know poop time is approaching), but when we started solid foods, baby's bowels became much less predictable. These liners are a great solution for that - except right now they aren't working as well as I'd imagined. The liners bunch up in between baby's legs, so the mess ends up on the cloth and snap in pouch anyway. I'm still optimistic, though, for two reasons.

First, we just started solid foods, so baby still has pretty runny poop. Hopefully, in a couple more months the situation will 'solidify' into a better working arrangement. Second, as baby and his bottom continue to grow, my hope is that we won't have as much of an issue with the bunching.

And, now we wait

Comments about Cloth Liners - 105 cnt:

I love these liners. I just throw one in and don't have to worry about the nasty clean up associated with cloth diapers. I just walk to the toilet, let the liner drop and flush it away. So simple my baby could do it.