Naturally Nature Disposable Cloth Diaper Liners, Unscented, Fragrance-Free, Chlorine Free Diaper Inserts - 600 Count - (6 Rolls, 100 Sheets per Roll)

I've tried various brands and these liners are great. The little one hasn't had any rashes or irritations as purge brands have caused. It's easy to place in diaper and stays in place well, allows the cloth to absorb well, while doing the job. Works great and well worth the price.

I'm going to be honest here: these things compromise the whole "saving the planet one diaper at a time" idea I had of cloth diapering (kidding, sort of), but I think I would've given up cloth diapering entirely by now without them. Pre-baby, I was traumatized just thinking about the number of diapers we'd be putting into a landfill and came to cloth diapering in an attempt to ease my tree-hugging conscious a bit. But when we started solids there were a few poops that I really thought our cloth diapers - and I - wouldn't survive. Then he started daycare so the cloth diapers would sit all day before coming home to a rubber-gloved scrubbing. I ordered these in a moment of defeat and highly recommend - because at the end of the day I feel better about throwing away a tiny, thin sheet of bamboo liner that *fingers crossed* will biodegrade quickly in a landfill compared to mountains of diapers over the course of his little poop-in-my-pants baby phase.Pro tip: make sure you put them toward the back when you put them in the diaper instead of centered. This is how we catch the most poops!Things I like:*For firm poops, I can hold the ends of the liner/diaper and turn over the toilet to flush the poos*For nasty poops, I can carry diaper to our outside trashcan and drop the liner + poo without touching at all*For pees, we can toss into our composter (we use for flower beds)Things I don't like:*These are pretty long, which I prefer to too short, but they could be slightly shorter (I've only bought this brand and can't compare to others)*The packaging is wasteful - they come shrink wrapped individually and then as a whole, too; would love to see packaging that can also be composted/recycled*These say flushable (and I might've done it a time or two for REAL bad poops - don't tell my husband) but it isn't recommended and probably shouldn't be on the packaging/description

This makes cloth diaper clean up very easy for messy poos. Some staining is inevitable but clean up is much easier than without it.Also if it’s not heavily soiled, put it in a zippered mesh bag and wash with your cloth diapers. They can be reused without problem and it’s more sustainable!

**Editing review** Updating after using a whole 6 pack of these. Removed a star because I wish they were more absorbant. They still help, but liquid seeps through completely. They get "solids" but I still have to wash out all my baby's poop diapers. Will look for another brand that absorbs more.*******These are the reason why I can cloth diaper. I had my fourth baby this year and the sticker shock of diapers even from a few years ago shocked me... Add in that I'm pregnant again, and diapers x 2 was not in the budget. These cost a bit up from but make it so much more cost effective in the long run than buying diapers weekly and will make your cloth diapering life so much easier to stick with long term!Pro tips: use two and fold them over. Get them up towards the back. And if you're like me, spring for cheap disposables for going out and Huggies over night to make your life easier. Snaps at night are no fun... Lord help if it's poop 😂 Yes it's ridiculous to have 3 diapers, but your sanity will thank you.Love these! I have already recommended to friends and will definitely repurchase.

I use these on my newborn. I fold 2 of them in thirds and when she poos in her cloth diaper it’s extremely easy to clean and keeps stains off the cloth diapers

Great quality, easy to use, soft and the roll lasts forever! It’s like a layer of wipe made of cotton. I like it very much. It helps with the stool of the baby. It catches most of the stool and we just throw it away.

Really, the only negative is that the packs are individually plastic wrapped and labelled, then bundled and shrink wrapped again. No need for the extra plastic.This things work great for holding back the solids, they stay in place really well. Will be buying again!

Nice thick disposable liners for cloth diapering. We love using these in our Esembly Diapers (size 1) for an easy clean up.