I bought these before my daughter was born four and half months ago. I am just now reordering.
We wash these with the diapers if they are just peed on. After we pull them out of the wash, we just throw them in a pile on top of the washer and they are dry by the time the diapers are done. I have no idea how many times they can go through the wash (4? 5?), but I very rarely find one with a hole in it and have to throw it away. These are the most economical way to keep your hands out of the toilet! We love them!
Update in July 2012: We are still using these liners and they still work great; however, I wanted to amend what I said about being able to wash them. At some point in the last six months, the composition of the liners has changed and they no longer survive even one washing, much less multiple ones. Therefore, if they are peed on, they get tossed rather than washed and reused. This results in us having to purchase them more often than before. All that being said though, they still work great and I don't have to touch poop, so they still get five stars! (Seriously, the baby is 22 months old and I think I've had to do the "toilet swish" three times ever.)
Very soft. Maybe a bit short, but since the poop is further back I don't feel it's a problem, just put it in the back of the diaper. When there is only pee on it, I put it in the washer and hang dry it with the diapers. I only wash it once, after that it kind of loses its structure.
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I love these. They are like a piece of fabric softener that keeps the majority of the poop off the diaper. No more sticking my hands in the toilet, no more soaking diapers... if I knew it could be this easy, I would have started cloth diapers so much sooner!
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Soft, soft, soft! Contains solid waste as intended. Granted these are not as long as the Grovia Bio Liner Diaper Liners but they are a bit wider and whisper soft. They are about a half inch shorter than the Grovia. Once the baby is on solids or on formula, liners should be used to make solid waste just lift off the diaper and be flushed away neatly. My baby is on solids now and we've been using these for three months. When my Real Nappies ran out I decided to try a roll of the aforementioned Grovia. The Grovia seem scratchier and she got a lot of redness from them. These are made from something different because they will hold up to multiple washes whereas the Grovia looks very linty and wadded after one wash. If your baby has no solid waste and you want to save a little money then just wash them with your cloth diapers. I let them air dry and they're dry in about an hour without hanging them. They flush well even in an iffy system. Since switching back to Real Nappies, her redness is completely gone. Grovia were irritating to her sensitive skin.
Real Nappies does not come with a cardboard tube. Minimal packaging. I will not switch again.
As of October 8, 2011, I tried a new brand in order to collect reward points from a certain website. I tried the Bummis. After using about two of those I'm ready to reorder these. The Bummis turn into rolled up ropes in the wash and look terrible once restretched. Don't bother buying anything else.
As of May 5th, 2012, I've changed to CuteyBaby 6 Pack Biodegradable Diaper Liners. They are as soft as the original Real Nappies and not as wide.
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This is the third flushable liner that we have tried. The other two were great... no problems at all. This one was the worst. In fact we only used a handful of them. After a day and a half my son had the worst diaper rash of his life. It was terrible. We stopped using them and it went away.
We use cloth because it does better diaper rash wise than disposable. It had been so long since he had a rash that I had to hunt for the diaper cream. It did not work for us.
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My Bella is 8 weeks old yesterday. She has colic. She sucks her bottles so hard when she eats, and gets lots of air. These bottles fit her mouth better, and cuts down DRASTICALLY on the colic. We havent had colic but one time in a week(knock on wood. KNOCK... KNOCK...) I really think these nipples have been a lifesaver to us. Im 43 and she is my first. First day from hospital when she had colic, 12 hours straight.
