Flushable Diaper Liners (Large)

Every now and then my son gets a rash after a really bad poop. Then I need to use some diaper cream but I don't want to put him in a disposable so I just lay this on top of the diaper. It keeps the diaper clean and I can still use the cream. I would only go with the large size. It's also great to use when I'm not home and can't use my mini sprayer to clean the diaper - the only thing is it often shifts and I still end up with a lot of poop beside it that I have to wash off. I would not use these all the time. (Posted on 6/12/10)

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There are many arguments for cloth diapering but the only argument that I've ever heard of *against* cloth diapers is completely nullified by this product. It's so easy!! No rinsing, no scraping, no dunking in the toilet. Just toss the soiled liner into the toilet and flush. No need for a "bleach pail" like my mom used, just toss the used diaper in the wet bag and it goes straight from there into the laundry.

We used the smaller sized liners that came in our Bummis newborn kit, and found that the small liners did not always contain our baby's large poops. With the bigger size, we haven't had a single accident. We can also use ointment whenever needed without worrying about decreasing the absorbency of the cotton. (Posted on 7/24/10)

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I have mixed feelings about these diaper liners. Initially I loved the idea of them - anything to help deal with yucky poops! I find cleaning up poop is usually much easier with the liner (though I suspect a diaper sprayer would be just as easy), especially when I'm out being able to easily flush it away is great.

My baby is very active so the liner doesn't always stay in place so I still have to scrape off the poop sometimes. I tried keeping the liner in place by making sure it was between her leg and the diaper but if too much of the liner was outside of the diaper she would get wet.

I find the liners also help reduce staining on the diapers. As they easily remove most of the poop, rinsing diapers is easier too.

I do like that you don't have to always flush the liners - you can reuse them. Just rinse and dry. I actually only flush them with really yucky poop or when I'm out.

I have an old septic system and haven't had any problems yet - fingers crossed! But, I am very careful not to flush too many and I always let them sit in the toilet bowl for some time before flushing. (Posted on 7/30/10)

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I am liking these liners. I have only started cloth diapering recently for my 7 month old. I don't have a diaper sprayer and this makes poop diaper changes much easier. It can move around but like I said to my husband even keeping 50% of the poop off the diaper is better than nothing. I would say it makes cloth diapering a whole lot easier. I use them every diaper change. I did try to wash them and found they did shrink, but they were still usable another time. (Posted on 2/15/12)

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Obviously there's the poop catching factor we love! It has made dad more pro cloth too, yay for less arguments! I like that when my kid poops, I can sometimes take off the poop and keep waring the diaper since they usually aren't peeing all the time too!
These are way softer than other brands I've tried, I wish I could find these locally!
They do tend to shrink up after rinsing them out and hanging to dry to re-use a second time though, so that's not the greatest. But I only buy the large, the small ones don't make any sense, even for newborns.
I'd like to see the price come down. (Posted on 11/10/11)

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