BioSoaker

I use the GroVia Hybrid system and absolutely love it! These are an AMAZING addition to that system! They have built in gussets that REALLY work! I will say that the gussets on my cloth inserts are awesome! But if I know my child might have a 'blow out' that day I'm not so sure my cloth inserts are up to the challenge the way a traditional disposable diaper is. Sad to say, but those things can hold a ton - which might be why they take foreverrrrr to breakdown in landfills. But I can honestly say THESE inserts can handle the job!! My family camps and travels a lot and these are a wonderful alternative to cloth diapering and traditional disposable diapers on the go. When camping/traveling we pack these and our GroVia shells. We wash and air dry the shells as needed and don't have to worry about washing cloth inserts in the middle of the woods. Recently our child has started leaking through her cloth inserts overnight and we have turned to these inserts as a remedy! They last through the night with no leaks and our child not waking up upset about being wet. If you cloth diaper and travel/camp I cannot recommend these enough! They are truly helping to modernize cloth diapering and are WONDERFUL!!!!

We flew across the country, drove quite a bit and then hiked all vacation (crazy right with a 4month old). We are cloth diapering and I just couldn't think of buying regular disposable diapers. We had been using prefolds with Thirsties duowrap snap covers or OS pockets. I had read that you could put Grovia inserts in other covers so I thought I'd try it. They worked great. I didn't take the sticky tabs off of the inserts because I didn't want them to get stuck on my covers. I just laid the inserts in (like maxi-pads) and snapped the cover on. We didn't have any leaks or blow-outs. The inserts packed really small and I love how you can flush the inside down the toliet (although kind of messy tearing that out). I felt better throwing these in the trash knowing that they're compostable & will degrade faster than regular disposable diapers. Bottom line- yes I would buy these again and would recommend them. And yes you can use them with other covers other than Grovia ones.

These have been a great addition for daycare and traveling! These really make cloth diapering approachable to anyone. We were sending my son to daycare with regular cloth diapers, but it was really hard to keep them clean when they sat with 💩. We decided to try the Grovia hybrid system. I’m not the biggest fan of their regular cloth ‘buttah’ AIOs, they don’t absorb quite as much as we need. The hybrids, on the other hand, are a game changer! Plus there is no chemical/fragrance smell like normal disposables. I definitely recommend these as an addition to your cloth diapering setup.

I ordered a pack of these to see if I would like to use a disposable insert as part of our rotation. I found that I do like them for nighttime (more absorbent than the cloth insert) and to keep in the diaper bag (smaller than cloth inserts and I can keep a few in the bag at all times). After much thought, here's my pro/con list: Pros: -very absorbent -disposable -small/trim fit -easy to use Cons: -more expensive than most disposable diapers -twice the plastic backing has ripped when I've tried to remove it from the shell. Once it left a piece of the plastic stuck to the shell that I could not get off. -disposable--more trash Overall, while I think the product performs fine and is mostly designed well, it's hard for me to figure out how these are a better choice than having a few eco friendly disposable diapers on hand.

My baby is 10 weeks old and in cloth diapers. We sometimes need to go "Hybrid" and use the disposable soakers. GDiapers can't absorb at all and are very wet to the touch. Biosoakers are often very dry and can easily hold a few pees at least. They also have the TPU backing so that your cover doesn't get wet, much like their cloth soakers - that translates into covers staying dry and needing fewer covers. These are expensive, but if you need them to travel, for daycare or whatever, it is worth it. They do not cause rashes on my very sensitive baby, which is a huge plus. They use wood pulp and a small amount of SAP (same as GDiapers) but are of significantly better quality. They also have built in gussets to contain messes - its the best of disposables and cloth diapers in one.

The quality and material is cheaply made now. Compared to past times I've purchased these. Never had issues before, that I'm having now. Very disappointed. Tears very easily, gels is all over the place. Just poor quality.

These things rock! They hold exceptionally well for being biodegradable and an insert-style. We've had our 2 year old wearing them for about half a year now as our diaper bag diapers and the only time we've had leaks was when he drank waaay too much out at restaurants and we forgot to change him before we left. He's been in one for 5 hours while travelling with no leaks! These diapers are awesome! I rated this with 5 stars, although we wish there was a way to keep them from bunching too much. That's not a dealbreaker for us though. We currently have two in cloth-diapers, so having these as diaper bag diapers because they take up no space at all and are one size, has truly changed our perspective even more about "green" diapering. They have gussets and do a great job at keeping solid contents in. I highly recommend those reading this to give them a try!

We took these on a 3 day backpacking trip with our GroVia shells. At first I was furious because 3 in a row leaked horribly and we were already in the mountains where I had limited changes of clothes for my baby. Then I realized it was complete USER ERROR! I have a 20 lb 4 month old, and so our shells are already on the middle snap when we use the cloth inserts. But these are so thin that we had to put it back on the first (smallest) snap so the leg gussets were tighter. Once I did this they rarely leaked (and only when I let him go too long without a change). They even did okay overnight (9-11) hours. A tiny bit of leakage, but only because I was feeding my baby every few hours (so he'd stay quiet for the other campers) without changing him because it was cold and I couldn't bare to take all his layers off in the middle of the night. All in all, these were awesome. We could burry them in the woods because they biodegrade, and they were super light and small to pack around. I would certainly recommend these to other cloth diapering moms and dads. TIPS: Just remember to change your baby as often as you do at home (these aren't the nasty chemical filled disposables that hold 8 hours of daytime pee, so don't expect them to be!), and tighten the GroVia shell to a smaller size than your baby wears with the cloth inserts!!