Cloth Nappy Tree Forum

Velvetsteph wrote:We love the boots liners but they are very very thin and wouldn't really stop the nasty nappy chemicals coming into contact with skin as they're not stay dry...

Could you not just use fleece liners? They're pretty easy to clean by dunking in the loo...

WSS

The disposable liners i have used hold the wet against DD's skin so i would be worried the chemicals would come through anyway IYGWIM . So i would be tempted to try fleece liners and just chuck them if they were yuck to wash.

I've just found some Little green earthlets liners here on sale & they don't charge for P&P!
http://softbots.co.uk/products/Little-G ... iners.html

& she is a WAHM

I have some flushable ones - they're alright, used them all through for Oscar, but having now tried minkee on clara there's no turning back. I've got tons leftover unused, and tons more that were just wet and so were washed. If you want any, you're welcome to them FFP, PM me

ETA: mine are imse vimse brand. i doubt i've still got the outer packaging, but I'm certain that's what they are. some in baby size, some in toddler size, but to be honest the small ones worked right through to potty training for us.

I have mothercare ones but don't like them too much. They're quite papery and scratchy xx

I don't like disposable liners most of them are mega scratchy -I'd do the cut up an old fleece blanket thing personally it would be more comfortable