Do I need to buy the liners with these diapers or do they work without them?
1569097
Yes, you need liners for this diaper. It's less expensive to use sanitary napkins for liners. This is a great product that solves a major clean up problem.
1569098
My Dog pulls out her liners :) and I find a little peroxide and gentle wash ( I wash inside out with the velcro attached to itself) is all you need.
2111017
No, they cannot be uses without a liner. I would recommend returning them and buying the breastflow bottles that are not disposable because these ones are a pain to seal properly.
1487648
You need to remove them since the front ones have locking tabs near the seat. Back may not fit well without removing them. I removed mine and don't miss them at all. These liners fit well and keep water from snow, mud etc. off the carpets.
1066807
If you use the plastic liners you will need to buy more. I don't use them and have not bought anything in 6 months
957474
I use the waterproof changing pad liners in mine. They fit perfectly and I can take them out easily to was when needed. I use the Boppy brand because the Graco ones aren't waterproof.
24935
You don't need diaper liners if your baby is exclusively breastfed or bottle fed. Save your money. The liners only catch solids.
442657
No, these are absorbent enough on their own. You should not need to add an additional pad. If you add a pad that is waterproof on the bottom (as most stick on pads are) you will prevent the fluid from reaching the diaper. So if you must add an extra pad, make sure it is the type that is not plastic-lined on the bottom.
908652
You don't really need it but it makes clean/wash super easy. You don't need to soak the cloth diapers and I also don't have poop stains on the prefolds. I don't use bleach on the prefolds either and I strongly believe that it's because of the prefolds :)
2111016
No. These require the liner to work. They're just like the Playtex drop-ins.
166904
This is a big question in a simple question disguise... The simple answer is these liners are really 'poop' catchers. They are a thin layer that lets the pee pass through, but holds the poo so you can drop it in the toilet. Long answer: If you are exclusively breastfeeding you can wash the poop in your machine (breast milk breaks down so easily) Then, when starting solids you'll need one of these because the poo will get firmer. You'll need one on every diaper because you'll never know when baby will poo. As far a cloth diapering goes, we talk about them in terms of covers (leak proof outer layer, also includes pockets diapers), cloth (pre-folds, hemp, soakers, etc) and then liners. You will always need some form of each of these when diapering (unless using all-in-ones and then only add the liner).
1745255
Yes, small ones, of course. The actual liners that custom fit this potty are way too expensive. I finally opted to use the little baggies you put dirty diapers in, which are much cheaper and fit well enough.
1861916
You could, it comes with several. I find them too messy and not the best fit. Personally I find the tidy tot potty liners to work best with this.
407498
No, but it doesn't need them. It is a much heavier weight than typical liners, so it doesn't billow out.
309213
I've read several opinions on this... I haven't tried them yet because my son is still too little to fit these diapers... some people say they put liners in the pocket & put liners on the inside of the cover to get several uses... hope that helps a little...
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.
109589
I would recommend to just use regular store bags instead of the liners. I have a friend that uses cheap long maxi pads in the bags but I just use the regular bags or without the bag (depending where we are)
298272
You have to buy a the liner separate. It is well worth it. Liner goes on and off very easily. You will not regret it, well worth the price!