These are definitely functional, but not very soft. They came to 8 cents each which I find incredible pricey, but I'm sure a strip of Viva towel would do about as good of a job and be more comfortable (of course, then you'd have to throw it in the trash instead of flush it).

Burgess10

Haskell, OK

Flushable liners are the difference between loving cloth diapering and hating it. If you do not have a diaper sprayer, or even if you do, a liner can make a world of difference. You lay it on top of your diaper and use it to peel the poop right off without mess or fuss. You can then, flush it away with the poopy waste. There are several brands of liners, but Kushies makes one of the most inexpensive ones. They are however too thin, almost like toilet paper. They seem scratchy against my baby's soft skin and very uncomfortable. Toilet paper might work the same, unfortunately. Be careful if you have a tempermental toilet, because it can clog. I ended up throwing them in my waste basket to avoid plumbing problems. I would recommend using the Bummis or Grovia liners instead.

hellosherry

Los Angeles, CA