Incredibum Disposable Bamboo Liners (100 count)

These make cloth diapering so easy. They are soft against baby's bum (more than I can say for the G-Diaper brand of these liners) and they are disposable and works a wipes or kleenex! You do have to purchase these on a regular basis but $10 as opposed to the $80 I was spending on disposable diapers is quite a savings. Keep in mind, I"m not super gung-ho about earth saving cloth diapering techniques, so I'm not the "cloth diaper or die" type mother...I have 4 kids so I do what is EASY. This is easy.

Unhappy with these because they are not large enough and they are so thin they bunch in the diaper. Almost none of the poop lands in these. However, when it does I prefer this liner over the G diaper liner.

I bought these liners as a way to ease into cloth diapering my baby. I thought my husband might be a bit resistant to deal with the poop with cloth diapers. He heard horror stories about shaking out diapers over the toilet. He took right to it since these liners are so easy to put in and make the poop disposal easy. Keep in mind, I would not flush these. They are pretty thick and cloth like and even if a few got down without a problem, over time you would definitely have an issue. We just chuck them in the trash. It's no more offensive than a disposable diaper in there. The poop sticks to the liner and really doesn't transfer onto the diaper (not yet anyway). I have not test driven any other brands, and these certainly are not the cheapest ones out there. But for the money they do the job. They are also very gentle on baby. The bamboo is pretty soft and does not seem to irritate her skin. I tried these first for that reason. Other liners had reviews saying they were scratchy and irritating to baby's privates. Ouch! No thanks. That defeats some of the purpose of a cloth diaper to me. 4 stars simply because of the price. I'm super frugal so that's a huge selling point for me. Otherwise, they are great!

Diaper liners are all the same, right? Wrong. This is the third brand I tried and they are soft and just a little smaller than the last ones I had (which were huge), but these just slid around inside the dipe and so very little poo was caught on the liner.

These liners functioned well in our gDiapers, but were frustrating to load in the diaper. The material is super soft but if you have dry fingers from washing cloth diapers, the liner will stick to the roughness of your hands as you try to lay it flat on the cloth insert in the diaper, making the liner bunch up in many places. If the next few brands of diaper liners do not work for us, we may switch back to these because they worked well enough.

We use these with nappies and they help make clean up easier. They are soft to place next to baby skin and does the job well. The price is fair, considering the quality.

I have not used these, but ordered them for a friend's baby shower. They arrived in a loose, lumpy weird plastic wrapping that did not have any labelling on the outside. It looked like a returned item, honestly, that they just shipped out to the next person who ordered. The picture looks very pretty, but what I got did not. I didn't want to open and rewrap it because I didn't want them to look used, but I was really embarrassed when they opened my present. It was not attractive at all.

Honestly I haven't used a diaper liner before but decided that with the big kid "waste" we're faced with that these were worth a shot. They are pretty good IMO. They are a nice size, nice thickness, don't seem to bother our little one. We use flips and trifold prefolds a lot and these are really the perfect fit for him. It contains messes when it needs to. There are times it "bunches" but I think that's part of the nature of the product. We normally plop messes in the toilet and don't flush these but if I did happen to lose one down the toilet I'm sure it would be okay. Worth a shot if you haven't tried a liner before.