Kushies Flushable Diaper Liners - 2 Pk

I like these liners. they are as good as the others that I've tried, but you get more for your money. My one and only concern is that they are narrow, I wish they were a bit wider. I absolutely will buy this product again, though, so it's certainly not a big concern.

I found that I really do like these diaper liners, but you should let them soak in the toilet before flushing. It helps them to start breaking down so they are less likely to clog. However, be sure that you READ the LABEL before you use them. The manufacturer explicitly says that they are not recommended for septic tanks. They are also not a good idea if you have old plumbing. We have a brand new home and I have had no trouble, as long as I let them soak for a while - say, until the next diaper change.

I use these liners with MotherEase one size cloth diapers, and they do an excellent job keeping stools within the liner and off the cloth. While they are not soft to the touch, my baby does not mind the texture of the liner, and there has been no incidence of rash. I plan to continue using these liners, but the one critique I have is that they are a little narrow. Because of this, there are instances where some poo does get onto the diaper. If you are using cloth diapers, a liner makes life a lot easier!! Flush and go!!!

this is an very helpful product. they capture the mess and you can just toss it, no need to stick your hands in there... (they don't always catch the entire mess, sometimes it leaks over the side a little). i definitely would not flush these though, just through them out as you would a disposable diaper. i have found that you can reuse the liners that didn't get "messed" by just washing them with the diapers and laying them out flat to dry. that is definitely an added bonus, the less i have to spend the happier i am. i would recommend this product to anyone contemplating the idea.

I have used these since my son was born, and they make cloth diapering so much easier! I tear them in half, placing it strategically where the poo comes out, and I wash and reuse the ones that were only tinkled on, making these much more economic.