Anyone used these are flat cloth diapers?
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they are too thin, can't imagine they would absorb much, they are more like a gauzey material than what I would use for a diaper.
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I use them to clean plexi glass, cause I have a plexi glass top on. My coffee table. And these towels works great so you don't scratch stuff. It's better than paper towels anyhow that's the use for me. Lol I don't have babies. I use these for cleaning
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I bought these at Costco to use as flats. They were cheaper there. They are pretty absorbant. They are larger than most flats. diapers. They started out pretty soft, but have gradually become rougher. I don'tl ikethese next to my LO skin anymore. There are a lot of different types of flats -some that are cheaper than these. Cotton babies website, OsoCozy here on Amazon, and really soft Nickis bamboo flats at Nickis diapers. These have been relegated to being pad folded in my pockets.
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Yes, I love them. I have always used these flour sack towels for drying dishes. I do have a dishwasher, but so many this I just wash anddry by hand,like pots and pans, etc. They are almost impossible to find locally, so I ordered these just recently and think they are great.
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They are thinner then regular cloth baby diapers, but not too thin. Think they would work well.
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I use my daughter's old preemie pocket diapers. We just stuff them with a washcloth. I also found a babydoll simple diaper pattern, made them out of felt from hobby lobby doubled with a patterned felt on the outside and a matching plain color on the inside with half a wash clothe in the middle and made a matching bib. Hot glued on Velcro. All hand sewn with embroidery floss. Took a couple hours. Prefolded cloth diapers cut in half work well if you don't mind the pins
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I would do like they did when people used cloth diapers for babies. Bucket with water and detergent to soak until able to wash them.
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Mine were very bent and never flattened out, even after 2 months under big diaper boxes. Maybe there is a trick, but I returned mine and bought a different brand that is similar but with a suction cup in the middle.
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Yes, they are the exact same I have Alva cloth diapers which came with inserts and I ordered bamboo microfiber inserts, I see no difference in them. They are the same.
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Yes. You put the diaper insert into the diaper and remove them before each wash. I personally love pocket diapers, but if you're looking for on that just sits inside the cover, I'd look into Bumgenius Flips.
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They would work for that purpose, but I would have to agree that they are a little too small/move around too much to adequately protect the diaper. We added these just to have a staydry layer between the prefold and our baby. For that purpose, they work great. I just chose a cloth diaper safe cream (Earth Mama baby bottom balm, which I love and highly recommend) so I wouldn't have to worry about it.
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I've never used flips but I use prefolds and other inserts in them and it works perfectly. These happen to be one of my favorite diapers and we have a large collection of all different kinds of cloths.
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I use then on top of a crib liner when my baby cosleeps with me. That way the baby's body isn't on the scratchy surface of the pad. I have never used them as actual diapers.
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If you want to use them as "traditional" cloth diapers (lke with pins), probably not. As an insert, probably. My son's about 15 lbs now, we use them as inserts (i.e. folded in thirds w/ diaper cover over them). Sometimes double up to avoid leaks, but hey work great). NOTE: make sure you wash & dry them a few times before using!
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They would make very nice cloths for dealing with a toddler. I would cut the cloths in half if you plan on throwing it away after short use. The cloths are not impregnated with any thing. They are just nice soft cloths that wring dry. I love them.
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They sure will work as perfect burp cloths. That is want my daughter-in-law asked for and why I purchased them here at Amazon for her. They are excellent to use for that purpose. You will enjoy them. Absorbent and easy to wash.
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Yes. These you don't have to stuff the inserts. They have 2 flaps that act as the inserts. It's a all in 1 cloth solution. My husband and I both work so I felt that this was the best "green" and laundry solution for us. We love them. They fit our baby great from 3 months on. We got the one with snaps. I have heard the velcro can wear out. We have saved so much on diapers and really like the cloth option.
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In my opinion they work best! My little guy is a heavy wetter and these have held him overnight. My husband and I place 2 liners in his diaper and they hold pretty well. Using two didn't make the diapers too bulky at all. These are more absorbant to us than the bamboo or hemp.
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Yes, but they are on the small side for me. I love and highly recommend GroVia's liners if that is your need. These are better for adding a staydry layer between the diaper fabric and your baby's bum.
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I haven't used them yet as my son is a bit too small still. I did fold a prefold and stuff it in the pocket part of the diaper to see it it would fit (it did), and by my research they should work if you want to use them instead of the microfiber liners.