Wegreeco Reusable Soft 5 Layers 12 Pack Charcoal Inserts for Baby Cloth Diaper,High Absorbing Washable Liners

Love these! I use them on top instead inside of the pocket in our cloth diapers, and they make poo diapers SO MUCH easier to deal with. Much easier to spray these off than to spray out the white mesh of the inner cover. They fit well inside the cover, and stay in place, and the charcoal color is great for avoiding any visible stains. Our baby has to take a concentrated liquid multivitamin, and it makes her poo a vibrant orange that stains terribly. We'd tried disposable liners, but they always slid in the diaper and also defeated the purpose a bit sustainability-wise, plus the cost. Super absorbent as well. I feel like they keep our baby dry. Highly recommend. The only negative is they do trap pet hair. But we are way overdue on replacing the wool balls in our dryer, so hopefully that will help with that issue.

I've been using these with my daughter who is <2yrs for a few months. These are definitely slimmer and more absorbent than the standard Bumgenius pocket microfiber inserts. I don't have to double up! I think they make the diaper less leaky b/c they're not as bulky. Pro tip: the "charcoal" label on all these inserts on Amazon refers purely to the color of the insert. Not the materials. These are polyester/microfiber through and through. The top layer is (poly) fleece and the middle layers are microfiber. So you don't need to use them with pocket style diapers, they can touch baby's skin. I use them with pockets and they work fine that way too. Quality: I bought 12. 1 was ripped at the side seam right out of the package. But it doesn't stop it from being functional, and you get what you pay for. These are a good price and I don't really spend a lot of time looking at the diaper inserts for aesthetic purposes so not a big deal - just something to be aware of - check them when you get them out of the package. The best thing is that since they're not white, they don't get dingey looking! I have fairly hard water and so I have to do some bleaching/stripping occasionally and these have held up well throughout.

I got guinea pigs last year and had been struggling with containing the smells from their waste. I tried a few different methods. I landed on incontinence pads for their walking areas and Guinea Dad liners as a bottom layer to protect the cage, but their litter kept getting stinky quickly and also wore out the Guinea Dad liners. Eventually I found these. By placing these above the Guinea Dad liners and beneath their litter, these pads absorb a lot of wet waste. The Guinea Dad liners can now go much longer without needing a thorough wash. To clean, I've brushed away debris and placed these in the washing machine and then dryer with the guinea pigs' incontinence pads. This is a lot of work but seems to do the trick. Overall, these were my best answer to an ongoing problem which wound up improving quality of life for me and my pigs. I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking for a good solution to sparing bottom liners and containing waste odors.

Bought this a while ago and didn't write a review on it until i began to use it for my toddler and his potty training.. They are very sturdy. And smells do not trap in them. They wash out really nicely.. And wipe up is a breeze. We had one number 2 accident so far(it was the reallly soft kind) and before i placed it in the wash i wiped it off with a baby wipe and almost all came off. They are super absorbent and i do recommend washing them before use..

The absorbance level is why I gave this 4 🌟. Before using, I washed these 6 times as per the instructions and after quite a while of using these, my little one still has leaks. I normally keep disposable ones as a back up now and I don't use them for overnight because even after double lining, my little one's bed will be soaked and I have to change in the middle of the night. That aside, they're super soft and easy to clean. I've invested in a 4lb box of salt so I can put some in each wash and then I either hang dry them or tumble dry on the lowest setting. No leftover potty smells and super white each time.

I absolutely LOVE these inserts. We tired microfiber ones that had come with our cloth diapers and found we didn’t like them as much as these bamboo ones! We followed the instructions and washed them 5 times before use to get maximum absorption and we have washed them numerous times since. They are still just like new. They do not hold any Oder that we have noticed and the price is amazing for the amount you get.

Got these to add to the dog diaper so I wouldn't have to wash the outside cover as much. Worked as I was hoping! But here is the other bonus (I bought 2 packs) my handicapped dog just walks along and his bladder will turn on and he doesn't realize it. I eill have this river all down my hallway... aucks but fine the issue is when he turns to walk into dining room and passes my antique buffet and the liquid sort of capillary action pulls it under the wooden feet and has been ruining this furniture. I now have made a few of these into sort of pre "bumpers" so the urine gets soaked up into these and can't get to the wood. AND one last awesome use!!! My air conditioner in my basement flooded the utility/carpeted laundry room. I got it "fixed" (thought so) tgen it happened 2 more times but after first time I still had carpet pulled up. The first flood I used so many towels and made such a big job (heavy and too many for one load) for me in 4 loads of laundry from those towels. Next day flooded again (repair guy didnt go deep enough into the issue) and not enough towels (i didnt get all the prevois days towels done yet so I grabbed some of these pads. Wow!! Best thing I ever did! A few of these would 100% saturate and I would wring them out after a few hours and let them go back to work! These few days were over 100°and super humid outside so it was impossible to just shut air off completely until repair guy came back. So having 5 of these be on the job soaking up SOOOOOO MUCH water for the current flooding (easy to wring out and soak up more until the floor was just damp) then left them after to soak up for a few hours during the running unit. I used those 5 only! Got it fixed again. Let a few dry ones sit under and near unit until I had my trust back (one more repair visit and then checked them every day a few times a day for a week. Now I am convinced few of these should live in garage (used to wash a car as a super soft soapy water holding better than sponge type a deal). I want a few under the kitchen and bathroom sink in case floods happen there (toilet and sink have both flooded in past 10yrs) and a few to live in the laundry room now. Basically I need to buy another package just for the house. BEST BUY OF THE YEAR that I made well even in last few years. So sure yes, recommendation for diapers and so many more.

I like the thickness and it's absorbant. I double up for night time and never leaks. They're a great value