OsoCozy - Organic Flat Cloth Diapers (Dozen) - 27 x 30.5 - One-Layer Nappies Made of Soft, Durable 100% Birdseye Cotton - The Best Organic Diapers - Sold by the Dozen.

Wonderful! Really well made, high quality nursery cloths. They are woven and hemmed very well and straight, the edges do not fray. The thickness is nice, not too thin but still lightweight and soft. They wash and wear like a dream, and they did not shrink noticeably. The way they are woven makes them super absorbant, and they don't stain easily. I bought them as backup cloth diapers, but they are so versatile! I have been using them as burp cloths and layer them on the changing table to catch messes. They are just as big as a receiving blanket, so could be used as such for newborns. Because they are 100% organic cotton, I feel so good about using them! Buying another dozen today!

These organic cloth diapers are wonderful. I pre-washed them as instructed per other websites (8 warm washes and dried) and they do a great job for my newborn. The cloth diaper soaks up his urine and holds in the poo - have not had any leaks yet after 2.5 weeks of use. After being soiled, I rinse off the urine/poo and place in a large wet diaper bag still damp. I pre-wash them with Purex detergent on cold, then wash again on hot without detergent. I hang dry them on a clothing rack and in the bathrooms so they will last longer. Very little staining noticed. l use newborn romparoos diaper covers. Would highly recommend both items for anyone interested in using cloth diapers for their little one! They also arrived in a timely manner.

I bought these intending to use them as burp cloths, so I really can’t tell you how they hold up as a cloth diaper, but if you’re having a baby, hear me out! So much better and more versatile than those tiny pieces of fabric they intend for you to use for burping. They can also double as a car seat cover, changing pad in a public restroom, whatever...I always kept at least one or two in my diaper bag. Even if your kids aren’t big spit uppers, we’ve gotten so much use out of them and they’ve held up well. Not a hole in any of them. They’ve gotten us through two kids and now we’re out of the baby stage I’m repurposing them as kitchen towels.

I have used these a few times as diapers so far and I've had some success and some failure. I think this is due in most part to my diaper folding/securing technique. I've used them solo and with a Flip diaper cover on top. I use the Snappi cloth diaper fasteners and they work great with the cloth diaper. They are large pieces of cloth, very soft and definitely need a couple washings to become more absorbent. They seem larger than I expected a flat cloth diaper to be but I have been able to fold them according to direction on Youtube successfully. I will eventually be using only cloth diapers as we get adjusted, and these are the choice for me due to the fact that they are unbleached, organic, and cost friendly. I use them daily as burp rags, impromptu blankets (summertime), neck and head supports, shade for car seats, changing table protection in public restrooms and more. They are VERY versatile. I've been able to remove breast milk poops efficiently with Ecover stain remover and they have held up in the wash very well.

We don't have kids. We actually use these for storing vegetables in the fridge. They are basically kitchen towels. If safe n natural enough for a baby then why not for food use! We get a big full share of organic veggies/fruits/herbs from lcoal CSA for 6-8 months of the year. We wrap up the vegs in a diaper/towel just tight enough. They keep for MUCH longer than you'd expect. Fresh organic vegs rot & go limp much quicker than most store bought stuff. Plastic bags make a terrarium of air & condensation that just rains down the plant material hastening rot & limpness. And just leaving them in the crisper drawer uncovered/unwrapped makes them limp overnight. Soft unbleached cotton towels/diapers allow the food to breathe & prevents moisture from building up. It's a miracle for food storage. Great tip from a friend that went to CSA as well & had to store lg qtys of vegs. Make your lettuce & salad fixins last for a week or more! Enjoy.

These cloth diapers are EXACTLY what I'd been searching for, after ordering others that were similar to gauze with zero absorbency. These I can just throw in the washer with everything else, just don't use dryer sheets - the oil from the dryer sheets leaves a kind of waxy film that makes the diapers less absorbent. All in all though, a great product! Next time though, I'm gonna get some larger ones so I can diaper effectively instead of folding it into the diaper sleeve thingys...oh, and they're great as a burp cloth, dish towel, whatever you need it for! (I didn't use them as diapers for the first 2 months since my baby was unpredictable and I wanted the easiest thing possible, i.e. disposables).

I guess they are absorbent, as they are being used, and easy to clean, as they don't seem to be stained, but they aren't smooth, and that was the main reason to try them.

My husband says they are big (bigger than what we get at local box store) AWESOME n soft Sweat rags, which is what we purchased them for, the one's we were purchasing at a local box store are not soft anymore rub his face raw. I purchased a pack of the Bleached and Unbleached, he like's them bot equally. I lke the unbleached due to the color, using everyday as sweat rags the white get a little dingy .