AppleCheeks Disposable, Flushable Diaper Liners, 100 Count, Unisex

Love these liners. They are soft on little bottoms, perfect size for the Apple Cheeks cloth diapers, makes clean up a breeze. We have used cloth diapers without them, and it is doable. But for a pair of busy working parents, this is a great luxury. Do need to sort of scrunch the liners in the middle so doesn't hang outside the diaper line. Makes cleaning up a simple and much cleaner process. Daycare teachers love these as well... so much easier. Love Applecheeks.

Most of the disposable liners I've tried were very itchy or harsh. Some of them even feel like paper towels. This can be a problem, especially for boys, and the itchy material would rub against sensitive areas and cause redness and chafing. These liners are very soft, and they're wide and cover the whole diaper. My only complaint is the price. They are a little more expensive than other diaper liners.

Soft, big enough, work great. I tried to wash them wheb it was only peed on but they shrink and won’t work the same way so I have up. So far no clogged pipe so :-D. Definitely will buy again!

They work as well as I expected. They do shift or bunch up every now and then, causing a mess that wasn't very well prevented on the diaper cover itself. I don't like that since I'm using them on a newborn -- I wonder how much shift they will have once I'm putting them in the diaper of a active, mobile baby!With that said, they are easy to use and to clean up. When they stay put, they help protect the cover and I can easily toss the liner in the trash when out in public.

The material is soft and fits the diaper perfectly, in my opinion. While I've heard of some people being able to wash and reuse these, we haven't tried it yet. We'll be using these as long as our son is in diapers. So convenient!!

This is an essential product if you are cloth diapering. You can use it as a liner with almost any cloth diaper. After pees, you can just rinse it, let it try (which is fast), and use it again (2-3 times). After a messy business you can just flush it down the toilet or throw it away. When the baby was on milk only, with liquid poos, this was less helpful for the obvious reasons. But now that he's on to solids and his business is solid as well, there is almost no mess to clean up on the cloth diapers.

Yes, they're soft and protects the diaper well. However, at only 6.5" wide, they barely cover the width of a diaper. Some people may think these liners are sized to fit perfectly, but in reality, you want liners that are wider than the diapers because these things bunch up. That meant a lot of side poop leakage. Oh well.People often wash the peed-on-only diapers to reuse. Maybe if you don't use a dryer, these will hold up better, but they do not hold up at all through a dryer. They come out bunched in a fuzzy ball.The price is good, and they do what they're supposed to do as long as the poop remains on the liner, but the narrowness ruined it for me.

I really love these liners - applecheeks, dandelion, and bummis are my favorites. They're soft, breathable, and don't move about too much. They're a good fit for the 4.0s and FTs from bumgenius. Other liners have caused rashes, but we haven't had a rash yet with applecheeks.