Can this be used against the skin? I have prefolds & covers & am looking for something @ night... I see recommendations for stuffing into pockets...
757104
I do not stuff them - they are some if the softest inserts I have in my stash and I use them against my sons skin all the time!
757105
Yes definetly there very soft. I've used them with the fitted diapers before there very absorbing :)
2216554
Microfiber inserts are the only thing I'm aware of that you absolutely should not put next to your baby's skin. These are velour and so super soft, you'll actually want to put them next to baby's skin! If you're looking for a stay-dry option for night time, you can also cut and finish a strip of flannel slightly bigger than the insert to put between the baby's bum and the insert for a stay-dry feel (also recommended for use with prefolds). Doubled up with a prefold, these work well for night time!
585307
I use it for fine lines...I dont have bags. But if it firms up the skin..logic would indicate that it may...check some more reviews from people who have bags. Sorry I couldn't fully answer that. Good luck. Its a great product.
1764194
I used the small as inserts for pocket diapers. Which would be more like pad folding for a cover. If you have a toddler you can get a medium, but I wouldn't go larger than that. They we're trim enough to not be as bulky as microfiber but more absorbent. I have since had to abandon all pockets for fitteds because my toddler is such a heavy wetter. I used them on a daily basis diapering 2 babies. They held up pretty well to the daily abuse.
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That really wouldn't be very comfortable. It is squishable, but that's not really how it's meant to be used. If you were to do this you would most likely need to cut a hole in your panties for the funnel part to stick out. I guess you could leave it in if you really were genuinely uncomfortable carrying it elsewhere and just getting it out when needed, but I can't say that would be the easiest or most comfortable way to do it. It really is small enough to fit in the pocket of regular jeans and you shouldn't need to come all the way out of your pants to use it, so you can still use it discreetly. That really wouldn't be very comfortable. It is squishable, but that's not really how it's meant to be used. If you were to do this you would most likely need to cut a hole in your panties for the funnel part to stick out. I guess you could leave it in if you really were genuinely uncomfortable carrying it elsewhere and just getting it out when needed, but I can't say that would be the easiest or most comfortable way to do it. It really is small enough to fit in the pocket of regular jeans and you shouldn't need to come all the way out of your pants to use it, so you can still use it... » Read More That really wouldn't be very comfortable. It is squishable, but that's not really how it's meant to be used. If you were to do this you would most likely need to cut a hole in your panties for the funnel part to stick out. I guess you could leave it in if you really were genuinely uncomfortable carrying it elsewhere and just getting it out when needed, but I can't say that would be the easiest or most comfortable way to do it. It really is small enough to fit in the pocket of regular jeans and you shouldn't need to come all the way out of your pants to use it, so you can still use it discreetly. « Show Less
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Yes! I use them only with prefolds. Just do the fold, lay them in the cover, and that's it. Have been using them exclusively for over 18 months and they are the best I've tried (have tried 3 of the top name-brands). I use the Indian Cotton Prefolds (Osocozy is one brand). They are amazing.
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I'm not sure what you mean by prefold cloth inserts. If they are shaped like the microfiber insert then yes. I double stuff my son's diapers. One charcoal insert and one microfiber bamboo insert. I like these pocket diapers a lot they are durable cute and absorbent. I would recommend them to anyone who likes pocket diapers. I hope this helps
880693
Haven't had to warm it up....but I don't put them in the 'pockets' I put them where I want them then put the wrap over it...I find the pockets act like a little barrier...but personal preference I suppose.
128697
It's generally meant for stuffing into a backpack, though depending upon how full you have it, you could conceivably strap it to the outside like you would a sleeping bag. The straps are meant more for the compression; you wouldn't really be able to wear it directly on your back. There is a small handle at the orange "cap" on one end, but that's only about 6" across, if that -- just enough to slip your hand through it. Wouldn't be ideal to carry it that way for the full trek.
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We are currently using plush fleece sheets that happen to be very stretchy. Since we have a double pillow top mattress to begin with I am probably going to have to look for sheets with even deeper pockets once the weather gets warmer again. My ideal solution will be to purchase a new mattress!
989232
Yes, the front clear sleeve can be used as a pocket. Clinching the Velcro too tight will negate anything thick.
119153
You can but it's not suggested, it is a slow absorber which means you would want something on top to wick away the moisture, we use charcoal bamboo on top, you could use a prefold as well
341315
Yes it can. I used it to to mend a cigarette burn hole in a duvet cover...just iron it on! Not sure if your pocket it a jean pocket or an outside pocket either way it irons right on and covers your hole.
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it has the consistency and texture of a thick bandaid. So Yes, provided it's not a hard crease, you should be able to fold it or slightly roll it. I would recommend, if you're needing storage space, fold or roll it over a thick bandage to prevent hard creases.
252498
For backpacking: This would be great to tie to your shoulder strap to wipe sweat away. For everyday carry you probably would not want something this bulky in your pocket. I bought the xl to use for a towel and I always feel damp afterwards.
1241156
I have only used them on quilts. However, quilts are near the skin as well when you use them to cover up with. I would think that if you used it with an undershirt below the onesie it would be fine. Perhaps even giving a wash first before using the first time.
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the large main pocket probably is, but as someone else mentioned, there is no zipper or closure for any of the pockets. - so it probably wouldn't be hidden unless you put something on top of it. (maybe a box of tissues?)