Imse Vimse Flushable Liners - 100 Count (Toddler)
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Baby Products Reviews of Imse Vimse Flushable Liners - 100 Count (Toddler)
Customer Review: Got solid poop? These are a must!
Summary: 5 Stars
I use cloth diapers. I use prefolds most of the time and have some bumgenius 3.0s and Organic OS for when we leave the house. When my little one started solid foods I nearly died from the poop. It made me reconsider cloth for a moment. I discovered this product and wish I had known about them sooner. Even if use disposable diapers, you really should flush the poop to be more sanitary. These do the job. There is a tiny bit of staining left on the diaper but I just soak it in a container on top of the toilet in some Oxyclean and the stains never set. It makes cleaning up the big poop so much easier. They do come through in the wash but they are still flushable (but only if you have sewer not septic). I've found though that they don't work as well after they have been washed, but it is still better than nothing. I highly recommend these!Customer Review: Wouldn't Cloth Diaper WIthout These
Summary: 5 Stars
I'm all for cloth diapering and it would be oh so easy if it were only urine that I had to deal with. But my boy poops, and often. These flushable liners are a god send in those instances. The toddler size is large enough, so there is rarely leakage onto the diaper. If there is only urine, these liners go in the wash as well, where they hold up well with minor shrinkage (but still large enough). If it weren't for these liners, I might have considered going back to disposables. (...And certainly my husband would.) Thank you Imse Vimse!Customer Review: Longer but not wider
Summary: 4 Stars
These liners are overall very good. They the job of catching poo most of the time, and as stated previously, the non-soiled ones can be washed several times. With the Toddler size I hoped to get longer AND wider liner. The liner is significantly longer but the width is the same as the Baby size liner. Since we have the problem of poo leaking on the sides, this is not going to help us. I will go back to Baby size, which (for us) does the same job and is cheaper.Customer Review: Too big, too coarse
Summary: 2 Stars
These sheets are too large for any of the diapers I've come across. I cut them all in half to be able to use them. They are also very coarse and irritated my daughter's tush. They do work, and held up in the wash to reuse again if you are interested in doing that. I also don't like that they come in a tri-fold pack, it isn't easy to dispense; I would prefer that they be on a roll. Of the 3 brands I tried, they rank third--behind Kushies and Bummis.Customer Review: the best liners
Summary: 5 Stars
I've tried several brands of flushable liners, and definitely like these the best. Unlike others, they are strong enough to hold up to several washings and be reused if they weren't flushed away, which is great if you don't have a child with scheduled bowel movements! Because of this, they may appear more expensive, but the package will actually last longer since the majority of the liners will be reused at least 3 times.