Real Nappies Bioliner diaper liners make using cloth diapers easy and much less messy. To use a Bioliner diaper liner, simply tear off a sheet, place the diaper liner sheet in the cloth diaper, fasten the cover, and you're set!
Once soiled, the diaper liner can be disposed of by flushing it down the toilet or tossing it in the trash.
The Real Nappies Bioliner diaper liner is made from corn fiber, a natural fiber that is soft on baby's skin and friendly to the environment. The Real Nappies Bioliner's unique weave promotes the absorption of liquids while effectively capturing solids, making diaper changes less messy and much easier for Mom or Dad.
Standardized sizing means Bioliners diaper liners can be used with any other cloth diaper or disposable diaper brands. Each sheet measures 11" by 7 7⁄8".
Because it is totally earth-friendly, the Real Nappies Bioliner diaper liner can even contribute to your compost pile or worm farm!
Real Nappies Bioliners are available in packs of 100, 200 or 600 sheets.
Real Nappies offers a range of great cloth diapering products at hard-to-beat prices. Check out the full Real Nappies range.
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Real Nappies Value Pack Crawler to Potty Customer Reviews
- Handy, but not easy to tear Review by Gaby
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These have been great in preventing really gross diapers and keeping poop out of the washing machine! However, if the poop is runny you still have a mess. And...they are NOT easy to tear. You would be better off cutting them apart. I am buying more b/c I like the idea of these so much despite a small flaw.
I recommend them!(Posted on 8/11/10)
- soft Review by roms
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Very soft. Maybe a bit short, but since the poop is further back I don't feel it's a problem, just put it in the back of the diaper. When there is only pee on it, I put it in the washer and hang dry it with the diapers. I only wash it once, after that it kind of loses its structure.
(Posted on 8/3/10)
