Comments about gDiapers Snap-in Liners 6ct:

I use gDiapers with disposable inserts at night and on the go and use other cloth diapers at home during the day. The gDiapers are really convenient, and it's great that I can buy these extra liners so I don't have to wash the gPants every time my daughter poops. I've been using them regularly overnight for the last two months and haven't had any problems with leaks or staining. Love them!

Comments about gDiapers Small Snap-in Liners 6ct.:

Disposable diaper linings are not absorbant enough so leakage happens! It goes into the liners and gPants! Need extra liners and lots of gPants!

Comments about gDiapers Small Snap-in Liners 6ct.:

My husband and I got these just as additional refills for our newborn's little g pants. The diapers worked great we just found that sometimes only the liners need to be washed - without additions liners the whole diaper was unavailable.

Comments about gDiapers Small Snap-in Liners 6ct.:

Definitely worth picking up an extra box or two of the liners since you don't always need to wash the little pants but the liners usually need to be washed after a soiled diaper. Six extra liners makes a huge difference and it's totally easy to throw them in the wash with some bleach and be done with it! Now I'm not praying it's only a wet diaper when I get low. We have a 6 week old son and cycle through 10 gPants and 16 liners. More of both would be great but that's a minimum I can live with.

Comments about gDiapers Snap-in Liners 6ct:

These snap-in liners are a stroke of genius! They make those big messes easier to deal with at changing time. We've been using ours for 5 months, now and haven't lost a single snap. The tab the snap is attached to can fray (a few of ours have) but so far this hasn't caused any issues.
Two quick things:
1 - These can stain. We didn't have issues with this until our new baby came along. For some reason, new baby mess will stain these liners. We haven't had issues with staining on our toddler's liners.
2 - I'd love to see a larger size in the snap-in liners, too. They only offer them in two sizes: S and M/L/XL. The larger size works fine, but there's not a lot of room to stuff extras in the liner when your toddler gets big enough for the XL gPant. An XL in the liner for some added stuffing room would be nice!

Comments about gDiapers Snap-in Liners 6ct:

I got the new baby bundle and a package of 6 liners so that if the liner got soiled, it can be snapped out and replaced without having to wash the outside cloth gpants. It works great! One thing we learned from using these and then talking to Gdiapers customer service is that the old version of the liner (made with a grey/clear edge around the leg gussets) falls apart faster and cracks, causing leaks after about 6 months of use, even when washed and cared for properly. Not very impressive. However, Gdiapers did remedy this problem and has a NEW VERSION of liners, now made with a solid white stretchy material and these last MUCH longer. Our old ones cracked and started leaking at around 6 months of use, while the new ones (which came out in mid 2010) are still going strong and looking great! The new ones fit better, don't stretch out like the old ones did and don't crack or leak (unless there is a fit issue) so I am very happy. I'd recommend Gdiapers to anyone looking to cloth diaper. We've been using them for 9 months and LOVE them. They even work great at night! Our baby is in mediums now so we put a med/lg gcloth in with a small gcloth folded in half in the front (for a boy) and it lasts 12 hours with NO LEAKS! And believe me, this kid nurses at night and pees a ton and still no leaks! During the day we use just a single med/lg gcloth and it lasts about 2-3 hours before he needs a change. These diapers are great! I couldn't be happier. Our little guy has only had one mild diaper rash (caused by the rotavirus vaccine) at 5 months and none before or since. I feel good as a mom, knowing he isn't sitting in a chemical-filled disposable (we only use gcloth) and I love knowing we aren't filling landfills with diapers. I also love all the money we've saved! I own 12 xs, 9 smalls, 11 mediums and 8 large, plus 38 small gcloths and 32 med/lg gcloths for a total of $800 (and I totally went crazy... you could spend far less and have more than enough diapers to use) which covers us till potty training! Disposables would cost at least double that using the very cheapest disposables and I can re-use all of ours on our next little one. You can't do that with disposables! ;) The best part is that these diapers work really well and they are super cute to boot! We love gdiapers. P.S. gdiapers make great re-usable swim diapers, too!

Comments about gDiapers Snap-in Liners 6ct:

So I think these are Awesome. The only two things that are not soe great. They stain once poo gets on the liner it is impossiable to get it out. Also they only last 6 months or so. After that time wetness does happen.

Comments about gDiapers Snap-in Liners 6ct:

This is great when you need to wash a liner due to a little urine or poo but dont have a washer- without spares I would have to wash and dry by hand or waite a week. Spare liners let me snap in a fresh one and never be short on them :) They are great at keeping the g pants dry!@

Comments about gDiapers Snap-in Liners 6ct:

Due to the cost of the G-pants, I am trying NOT to have to wash all three parts EVERY changing. Usually can get away with 2-3 changes per "pant" assuming I can reinsert a new pad and/or nylon liner too.

Comments about gDiapers Snap-in Liners 6ct:

We have the whole G kit. The pants are great, tho ive had more than a couple that have come apart at the stitching of velcro on the tabs, which annoyed me for [$] a set. One pair was replaced, the next I was told I could "easily repair it using a sewing machine" by the gdiapers customer service. The Liners, while easy to use and convenient, have a short life span and once they stretch out (the elastic edges AND the 'plastic' its self stretches), you can forget about going for more than an hour with out leaks. The cloths slide around and bulk up so much in the crotch area that he is essentially urinating on to the liner its self, not on the cloth insert. For the price you pay, youd expect a longer lasting product. i have 20 of them, so its not like I wash them everyday, but im only a few months in and Im having to replace all the liners. $20 for 6 makes me think i should have done more homework on this gdiaper system before I started..

Comments about gDiapers Snap-in Liners 6ct:

I love these because they work well and are good for the environment. They are breathable, my daughter has never had diaper rash and I love that they are plastic free. I would highly reccomend gdiapers!!!!

Comments about gDiapers Snap-in Liners 6ct:

Bought these to replace some of mine that had worn out after using over and over again. Gives new life to my gdiapers again.

Comments about gDiapers Snap-in Liners 6ct:

Don't get me wrong I LOVE my G's: they're cute, they're comfy, they're easy for my little guy to get around in and they're great for the environment. My only complaint is with the snap-in liner. Within a month of starting with the G's almost all of the tabs on the liners started unraveling. I sent the first batch back for free replacements when it happened, but after that I realized aside from being ugly the liner wears out quickly enough that it's not an issue. They say the liners should last three months, perhaps I have exceptional poopers but I'm dropping [$] for them every other month. The elastic wears out causing leaky messes if I don't. If you're only concern is about saving money over disposables I suggest you do the math and see what your best option is, I'd recommend trying another brand.

Comments about gDiapers Snap-in Liners 6ct:

These liners make it easy to use the little gPants several times before washing. They are also very easy to clean.

Comments about gDiapers Snap-in Liners 6ct:

These liners are required for the gdiapering system. My wife and I have been using the gdiaper washable cloth liners and the disposable ones for about 6 months now.
The liners do pretty well for the first few weeks that you use them, but then they start losing their elasticity pretty quickly. To prevent the liners from leaking we have to pull them up against our son's skin so tight it causes a rash (thank you Aquaphor!) and the little orange tabs on these liners dig into his hips pretty bad (we actually flip the diapers forward then backwards when using them to prevent skin breakdown).