What diaper pail liner do you use with this for cloth diapers? I want one the doesn't leak and fits!
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There is only the one style manufacturer's liner that fits in this pail. I agree with the other poster, this is not designed for cloth diapers. This pail is fantastic for disposables, but a garbage can-style pail with a large, easily removable lid works best for cloth diapers.I found one on Amazon that is what I was thinking would be ideal for cloth: White Busch Systems Odorless Cloth Diaper Pail. Expensive, but a diaper pail that controls odors is worth every penny.
165225
Check out the Diaper Dekor website. They make a liner for cloth diapers. http://diaperdekor.com/
165226
I wouldn't get this for cloth diapers. We did and had to get a different one (more like a kitchen sized trash can). It won't hold enough diapers and getting them out of it is a PAIN!
1750245
We use this liner in the Diaper Dekor Plus. Works great for cloth diapers. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00005V6C8/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1399499728&sr;=8-2π=SY200_QL40
309215
Yes. The liner goes inside the pocket of the diaper so when baby goes potty everything soaks through that top layer and stops at the liner. The pocket basically just holds the liner in place.
148178
I agree with ARW, it probably would fit a 13 gallon pail okay, but I am also using a 7 gallon pail and just pull the excess up over the sides. (I don't fill even that up before I have a good load of diapers to wash...) The elastic is good and would accommodate many different shaped cans, I imagine.
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Better fit always leaked for my son. Doubling works, like some of the others suggested, but then you might as well use the regular prefolds. I used premium for a long time until he started regularly leaking/blowing out, then switched to the bigger toddler size and haven't had an issue since. Toddler size is large and can be bulky and affect how pants fit, so you might not want to use them too soon.
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I just wash them with my cloth diapers. I use Rockin' Green detergent. I will say that I used them as a barrier to protect the diapers from diaper cream and over time the liners became water repellant. I stripped them but it didn't help. Now when we need to use heavy duty, (not cloth diaper safe) cream I use flushable liners. I still use the reusable ones otherwise though.
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Congratulations!! It will be too big at first. My baby's first cloth diaper cover was Bummis Super Brite, size newborn and it was perfect. The prowrap works but it is a bit cheap and sticky. Good luck!!!
166909
There are many different ways to cloth diaper. I use cloth prefolds (for the absorbent insert) with a waterproof shell (I recommend the Flip Liners). And then I use these liners on top of the pre fold to catch the poo so that all I have to do is grab the liner and flush it down the toilet. You can also use All-in-One diapers or any combination. I did not start using these liners until I was feeding solid food because if you are breastfeeding only the poo can be washed straight down the drain or the washer but once you feed formula or solids you need to flush poo down the toilet or throw it away in the trash. There are many different ways to cloth diaper. I use cloth prefolds (for the absorbent insert) with a waterproof shell (I recommend the Flip Liners). And then I use these liners on top of the pre fold to catch the poo so that all I have to do is grab the liner and flush it down the toilet. You can also use All-in-One diapers or any combination. I did not start using these liners until I was feeding solid food because if you are breastfeeding only the poo can be washed straight down the drain or the washer but once you feed formula or solids you need to flush poo down the toilet or throw it... » Read More There are many different ways to cloth diaper. I use cloth prefolds (for the absorbent insert) with a waterproof shell (I recommend the Flip Liners). And then I use these liners on top of the pre fold to catch the poo so that all I have to do is grab the liner and flush it down the toilet. You can also use All-in-One diapers or any combination. I did not start using these liners until I was feeding solid food because if you are breastfeeding only the poo can be washed straight down the drain or the washer but once you feed formula or solids you need to flush poo down the toilet or throw it away in the trash. « Show Less
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I bought commode liners specifically for the bucket called CareBag. They have an absorbent hygienic liner that fits into the pail and holds up to 500ml.
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No these are only meant for the center and work well. If there is a diaper leak it happens to go on this changing pad liner and not the changing pad cover. We love them. You still need a changing pad cover. However these will help to make sure you wash the liners more and the cover less
339192
I use a fleece liner on my diapers just to be on the safe side. I also use grandma el's cream without any issues with repelling.
446104
Absolutely perfect for cloth diapers. Stock up on clothes pins, but should work great. I just retract my lines at least once a week to help with the sagging. But, I will also use all five lines together to dry sweaters flat and other such items which is probably why I have so much sagging. Diapers shouldn't cause any issues like that.
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I'm not sure. I haven't used hemp liners. These are very thin and SO absorbent (they fool you). I actually resort to disposable diapers at night time because my little guy is such a heavy wetter, that no amount of cloth diaper padding keeps him dry overnight. We use a large microfiber with 2 layers of bamboo for naptime, however, and that seems to do the trick. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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I use the Planetwise bag liner. I just throw it in the wash with the diapers.
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I actually started using the Diaper Dekor Refill (intended for a very similarly made diaper pail system) because I did not like the blue bags this company made (had a weird smell to me). The Diaper Dekor bags works same exact way and fit this unit, plus they smell like baby powder which is a bonus. Amazon sells in a 2pc or 4pc, and they have lasted me just as long as the others...just saw this comment and thought I should share since I know it works and is on Amazon!
527224
Well I have never used it for diapers but it does work very well and you could save some money using grocery bags for sure. Its not an airtight seal but also not a loose one.
1969404
The pail opening is not very large, just large enough for baby diapers. Adult diapers may be a tight fit.