Flushable liners--ha!

[Kensbev]

I bought some flushable, biodegradeable liners for the girls' diapers, and there was no truth in advertising there for me! Those puppies are not quite flushable. Well, they are if you are willing to plunge your toilet each time you try to flush them, lol. Which, for me, was after every diaper change. I think I'm just going to stick to my suedecloth liners. Sure, I've got to wash them, but at least I won't have to call the plumber over them! :lol:

[BlessedMommy]

LOL! Yeah, personally I found that liners were pretty much a waste of money for me. I bought a bunch of non-flushable liners and the only thing they're good for is if I sew 4 of them together and use them to keep her dry at night.

I would be interested in getting a reusable liner for night. Do those suedecloth ones work well to keep a baby dry or are they mostly to make cleanup easier?

[Kensbev]

I think they work great to keep the moisture away from them. In the morning, Audrey's diaper will be totally soaked, and her diaper wrap will be, too, but the suedecloth liner will only feel a little damp. I was just looking for something to keep me from washing the liners. Guess I didn't find it, lol!

[EmJo]

The g diapers? I bought some just in case, but haven't used them yet..

[Aalena]

What brand were your liners? I bought Diaperaps and the set came with liners. They say 100% biodegradeable, but as you say, you never know. A lot of places make claims that aren't always accurate.