OsoCozy Flushable Diaper Liners 3 Pack - Makes Cloth Diapering Laundering Easier - Super Soft and Gentle on Baby’s Skin -100 Sheets per roll -3 Rolls.

Great Liners! Makes Reusable diapers/Cloth diapers so much easier to clean!!! Just toss out the solid liner and clean the rest in the washing machine! These are a time saver for people using reusable diapers

These liners are amazingly soft! They are much softer than the previous brand I used, and less expensive! They keep the mess contained and make it easy to dispose of. I haven't had any issues with flushing them. The only minor problem is they sometimes tear when trying to tear at the perforated lines, so you just need to be careful when removing from the roll.

These are amazing! They're soft and don't irritate my baby's skin. They contain all the poo and it's absolutely no fuss. Just line and toss. Love these!! And buy again and again! They are also reusable but I don't do that. Could, but don't. They tear off the roll easily and make cloth diapers so easy and convenient!

No complaints so far, really. Catch poop just fine for my nine month old. Haven't had any problems flushing so far. I do wish it would catch/protect from diaper cream; though I can get it to do so if I stack two and fold them in half.

I've been using this brand for several months and just bought my second stash of poop liners. Cloth diapering a toddler has been a challenge, especially mine who has a lot of bowl movements a day. These liners make it easier or my husband, grandma and myself when changing his diapers, when he has a miss. We practice Elimination Communication, but my 15 month old son has accidents in his sleep, or when hes too busy playing to signal to us.

Omg where to start. NOT flushable. NOT eco friendly. Also, the shape is too square and not long enough for almost al of our diaper brands. These are absolutely not compostable. They do not disintegrate at all. They went through the washing machine and dryer and came out looking perfectly untouched on the other side. Which made me wonder what they are made of. The website says 100%viscose rayon which doesn’t make sense to me so I tried burning it and it melted and smelled like plastic. See photos. Do they work? Kind of, I guess. The odd shape and plasticky texture slides around a lot as my 18 month old moves and so 9 times out of ten the liner isn’t in the correct position to catch the poop anyway which sort of defeats the purpose of lining the diaper since I’m still dunking the dang diaper in the toilet to get the poop off. My previous liners were 100% bamboo and I wish I had just bought more of those instead. You’d think after three kids I would have learned that the cheapest option isn’t always the best.

At the time of purchase (July 2023) this was the old style ones that hold up in the laundry and can be washed and reused. I had contacted customer service and they had said the old style was only available in a limited number of two packs. So I’m stocked up! The “new style” breaks down and can’t be reused (and they stick to my Velcro diapers) (For those new to cloth diapering, for liners that aren’t pooped on, it’s a huge benefit to be able to wash and reuse! Less waste, less money!)

I would not have been able to go through cloth diapering without these. Super convenient with solids, although some will escape, but they catch the majority, so clean up is tolerable. And I love how they are flushable (only flush those with solids, the others I throw in the garbage). Highly recommend if you wish to enter the world of cloth diapering! I still use the regular disposable diapers at nights though.