Kushies Flushable Biodegradable Diaper Liners

Pros: cheap, effective

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: I would recommend them especially to people who use cloth diapers and whose babies are on solids!

Review: I recently started using cloth diapers and a friend recommended I get these Kushies Disposable Liners. One babies are on a solid diet, their poop gets, well, solid! You aren't supposed to throw poop in the garbage, you're supposed to shake it into the ...

Pros: fair priced
a roll lasts a long time
easy to use
easy to store
enviromentally friendly
keeps house smelling better

Cons: there can still be some staining on cloth diapers

none other

The Bottom Line: If you are looking into diaper liners, I rate these ones the best.
I've tested them on my own kids and some of my daycare kids with great success and ease.

Review: If you are going to be using cloth diapers on your new little one or even if your little one is in toilet training  or even if you are just wanting to keep our landfills a little bit cleaner and want be good to our environment.... these kushies ...

Pros: Makes cloth diapering even easier!

Cons: I don't care for the roll design.

The Bottom Line: A great addition to any cloth diapering stash!!

Review: I can't say enough good things about his product! In my family cloth diapering is standard. Its just part of everyday life. I long ago gave up (for the most part anyway) dunking soiled diapers. But Kushies flushables went a step further. You can ...

Pros: Easy to use, cheap

Cons: not great for newborns

Review: We use these with our toddler and they are great. Its so easy to just take out the liner and flush it all down the toilet, rather than trying to "shake" it off. With our newborn they are pretty useless. It doesn't do much to hold in the "newborn runny ...

Pros: separates poo from diaper for easy disposal in the toilet

Cons: difficult to separate one liner from the next

The Bottom Line: I fully recommend these to both cloth and disposable using parents. No dunking/scraping/rinsing makes cloth almost as convenient as disposables.

Review: Before buying these, I used toilet paper (4 sheets of 2 ply, folded in half to make 2 squares of 4ply) or a tissue (folded in half, along crease) as a liner. Although it worked better than no liner at all, they were always soaked in pee, so I had ...

Pros: Longer, thicker and easier to use than alternative.

Cons: Don't last through the wash as well as alternative.

The Bottom Line: The better choice for my family

Review: Let me start this out by saying that no liner is perfect. Every type I've tried allows soft stools to get around the edges and a little onto the diaper. This has never bothered me much, as 90% of the waste still stays on the liner and that little bit on t ...

Pros: two's better than one. will wash ~10 times in lingerie bag.

Cons: expensive, so get the most out of them.

Review: these liners are fine. when you use TWO of them, you can pretty much rest knowing that later you won't have to scrub any poop off the elasticized part of the diaper. i wash my son's diapers on the gentle cycle and i can wash the liners MANY times. ...

Pros: Flushable
hold wet muck to minimize staining diaper

Cons: Roll sits out
Stiff
one size only
thick paper-like, not comfortable

The Bottom Line: Great for environment, and for back-up, but not for overall daily use on sensitive bums

Review: These Kushies Flushable Biodegradable Diaper Liners are acceptable. I really liked the Kushies Kooshies (name differs from Canada to USA) diapers for home use and bought liners along with my purchase. They were less expensive per role for a pack of 3 ...

Pros: soft

Cons: shreds in the wash, can only use one time

The Bottom Line: These are okay, but not the best. If your looking for value, try others that you can get more than one use. If you want softeness than these work well.

Review: I bought these b/c I cloth diaper and it makes it easier to get rid of poop. My daughter is almost a year old and we have several dirty diapers a day and I didn't want to have to mess with dunking dirty diapers. These worked okay in that they do make ...

Pros: makes cloth diapering much easier, economical, can adjust the length easily

Cons: don't stay in place when baby is active, too narrow

Review: The ONLY reason I was willing to do cloth was because of liners. I really like the idea of using liners, I just wish there was a better selection and that they were better designed. Still, liners are a great way to make cloth diapering a lot easier!! ...