gDiapers Cloth Diaper Liners, Size 1, 105 Count

These really do their job. I ordered these and some off brand liners. At first I thought the fabric was a little rough. Baby however remained comfortable and they absorbed all of the staining of mustardy poo while allowing the liquid to absorb. Will be sticking with these from now on. The other brand was tissue like, and bunched and shifted. Defeated purpose of even using a liner because the cloth still became a huge mess to wash out.I would say even if your not a fan of using liners, these ones are great even just to use on the go to lighten the clean up and protect from blow-outs.

These things are great. I love the box because they dispense easily. When LO poops, I can just take it out and toss it. I don't use these in my gDiapers but they work great in my Charlie Bananas and a couple of other brands I have. They are pretty wide and a good length so they cover a lot of diaper. Sometimes the liner bunches up and doesn't quite catch all the poo but I really saves me from having to clean the poo from the whole diaper. I will buy these again.

I got these hoping to make the transition from disposables to cloth easier on my mom, so I got these for easy clean-up. I didn't like these because they are too rough and it holds the liquid to the skin of babes. Usually with just the diaper, the wicking material will take the liquid and keep the bum dry, but with these, the bum essentially just sits on a wet rag until changed. I only used one liner out of the entire order because I was afraid babes would start getting diaper rash from being wet all of the time. I just keep it simple with the diaper itself and use the sprayer.

We decided to try these when we started cloth diapering our toddler in preparation for going full cloth with our new baby that will be arriving in the fall. They were a bit rough, yes, and the white lint bits were definitely annoying to try to clean off, but we dealt with it until a heat wave hit our area. All of a sudden our son started having the WORST diaper rash. Nothing we did seemed to get rid of it--until we decided to try a day or two without the liners. His rash lessened immediately and was almost completely gone in two days. If these liners are that rough on a two-year-old's skin, I can't IMAGINE what they'd do to a newborn. We've switched to the Bumkins liners and could not be happier with the difference.

I bought these for every day use as a liner for poop for cloth diapers. They function okay for this use but there are a couple draw backs that for me makes it so I wouldn't buy them again. One, they left lint on my baby's bum that didn't come off easily at all. They're also stiff and kind of scratchy feeling, I have to wonder how comfortable they are for my baby. Instead, I bought some fleece material and cut it up to size; it rinses out really well and then just goes in the wash with the rest of the dipes. I will keep my unused box of these for travelling when disposable liners would be more convenient.

These liners make cloth diapering a breeze! We've been using them for almost a year now, and I really can't say enough good things about them. We started using them when my son started eating solid foods, which made solid dirty diapers. We tuck one end of the liner into the back pocket (we use Alva diapers) and just fold the liner so that it is within the gussets. If he has a dirty diaper, we can pick up the whole thing and plop it into the toilet to flush away (a lot of times we can just flip the diaper upside down over the toilet and everything just falls out into the toilet). So easy! We've never had to scrape a single diaper! Also, they haven't clogged the toilet, and they haven't caused any irritation on my son's skin. I highly recommend this to anyone cloth diapering! It's a subscribe and save item for our family.

We have been using these liners for quite a long time now. We really love how they're in easy to grab sheets and we love that they are flushable. The texture is not soft by any means, but it isn't necessarily rough as others describe. Also, if the diaper isn't changed frequently enough (I've only found this causing a problem overnight), the liner does start to fall apart. These are made to flush, so if it does get very moist it obviously will start to fall apart. I believe this is a great value.

Bamboo fabrics are excellent for polishing metals, plastics, glass, jewelry - you name it. These are a slightly textured material that is very soft and leaves very little if any lint. I use them to polish my jewelry, even pearls. They hold up well when used with buffing/polishing compounds. Good quality product at an excellent price. I'll but these again.