Biodegradable Flushable Bamboo Cloth Diaper Liners- 100 Sheets Per Roll

These are great...Just make sure you position them really far back as the pooh seems to accumulate in that direction. They have a great surface area...do the job...I don't flush mine, just because they are biodegradable...some people have given negative reviews because they flushed them etc. and they didn't really go down the way they thought they would...but if you avoid flushing them they work great (this isn't to say that they can't be flushed, I just haven't tried it myself)..I am ordering again...also they feel slighlty damp, not sopping wet when you take them out...they are so soft...

I've been cloth diapering my 8 month old since she was 10 weeks old. I purchased these liners before she started solid foods to be ready in advance. I like how soft they feel when dry and how large they are to cover most of the diaper. However, they get very wet when she urinates, just like having a diaper insert right up against her skin and instead of inside the pocket diapers that I use. I change my baby every 1 1/2 hour to 2 hours during the day or whenever she needs to be changed, and the fleece diaper cover that I use normally keeps her skin dry. What I do is only put a liner on near the time my baby will most likely poop so that she won't be exposed to so much wetness as long. I also like how I can rinse them out if she urinates in them each time and they dry very fast.

These were a waste of money. I bought them to use with bumgenius cloth diapers on our first daughter. She hated them. As soon as she did a wee it would stick to her skin and she would start crying. I thought maybe she didn't like the cloth diapers so tried with a felt liner and she was fine. And it's not a hassle to clean the felt liners, I just soak them with the inserts and they look like new.

Poop spears everywhere. Your throwing out your money. 8 cents for each one (100/$8) a diaper is around 25cents.. these creat a bigger mess to clean up and if you don't flush them you need to put them in a diaper genie or outside so your trash doesn't stink! Most the time a baby pees and you can be thrifty and wash it out and hang dry it but no matter what the soft poop still gets in your diaper and you still have a mess to clean

Perfect. These cloth diaper liners are the perfect addition to my cloth diaper routine. They work so well and do exactly what they're advertised to do. And they're soft for my baby's skin too :]

These are much smaller than other liners. I usually use Bumpkins, but the price on these was too good to pass, now I know why. They would work great for a small child or newborn, but once you increase the rise in your diaper, these will not cover the insert/diaper length-wise, which means you still are cleaning poop off your diaper. It does contain most of the mess, but the whole point is to save you time, and if I still have to clean up after using a liner, then that defeats the purpose.

These things are lifesavers. They're not miracle workers, if you have a blowout, you have a blowout, but they are awesome at handling everything else. They're nice and soft and just the right size. They seem to flush great, but we don't have a septic tank, so I can't speak to that.

These are fantastic. We used a similar product before and did not know what we were missing. These are incredibly soft, and the size is fantastic. One sheet fits perfectly in the diaper. These are awesome!