Bumkins Flushable Diaper Liner, Neutral, 100 Pack

by Bumkins

• Average user will go through 4 6, 100 packs per month
• 100% biodegradable and flushable
• Easiest clean up solution
• Cloth like but flushable

Product Description

From the Manufacturer

New from Bumkins. Simply place liner on diaper and when soiled, just flush liner down the toilet. Not recommended for septic systems. Know your toilet.

Product Description

New from Bumkins. Simply place liner on diaper and when soiled, just flush liner down the toilet. Not recommended for septic systems. Know your toilet.

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

95 of 95 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Great Liners - Biggest liner on the market December 15, 2009

By R. Park

I've tried Bummis and Kushies and by far the Bumkins liners are the best. They're huge - when our baby was a newborn we cut them in half and used them. They stretch well to fit the surface of the cloth diaper and with newborn poop you want that.
Bumkins is the best because of size
Bummis is the same material but smaller size
Kushies is just stuff thick toilet paper that rips.. doesn't stretch and ends up bunching up and the poop ends up on the diaper which means more clean up. Kushies is the more popular brand but Bumkins (you can order from their website) has great products overall and great customer service.

56 of 57 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Very good product December 7, 2010

By HouseWifeMe

Amazon Verified Purchase

Bought these to try them out, usually use the Bioliners from Real Nappies which were good but these Bumkins are better for the following reasons:
1. They are much, much softer!
2. The solid waste actually 'sticks' to the liner which makes for easier removal from cloth diaper (no more 'roll offs' when disposing waste into toilet)
3. Disintegrate much faster and do not clog toilet if flushed in a bunch.
4. Came in a cardboard dispenser (no plastic in packaging)

Wish they were cheaper, but worth the price!

13 of 14 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars The Best Liners I Have Found August 30, 2010

By zfam

Amazon Verified Purchase

I have used the Imse Vimse, and Bummi's liners and these by far are the best. They provide EXCELLENT coverage, no overflow and break down nicely in the toilet.

12 of 13 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Great liners June 23, 2011

By travel lover

Amazon Verified Purchase

I'm new to cloth diapering and my baby is new to solids - I was terrified of how to handle the change and feared I would resort to disposables.. Luckily, I decided to give these liners a try. They are brilliant! I actually tear them in half and only put them on the back half of the diaper, so these will last me forever... The first use, I didn't get it quite right and had a little clean up to do, but since then, every mess has been totally contained!! I was also scared to flush them down the toilet at first, since there is a warning on there to "know your toilet". I figured since I was only flushing half the liner at a time, it would be ok, and it has been - no problems at all. I am thrilled to be able to continue cloth diapering without stressing about clean-up, stained diapers, and messing up my washer. (Note that even with the liner, there is an occassional stain, but these come out easily in the wash and/or a bit of sun..) The reason for 4 stars is because they do bunch up a little overnight, but my baby very rarely dirties his diaper overnight, so it hasn't been an issue yet.

UPDATE - I've since ordered Bummis liners to try and much prefer these - Bumkins are softer, much larger (I get 200 uses from the 100 pack) and the same price as the Bummis.

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars Scented. :( November 22, 2012

By A. Dyszel

Amazon Verified Purchase

They smell heavily of dryer sheets. I wouldn't have ordered them if I had known they are scented. I try to stay away from scented products.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars Poor quality and useless. December 5, 2011

By hilz_85

Amazon Verified Purchase

These liners are EXTREMELY thin and do not stay in place on a mobile baby. With a toddler or crawler, the liners get worked out of place and bunched up, rendering them completely useless. We'll stick with the gdiaper cloth liners.

5 of 6 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars changed our cloth diapering lives! September 19, 2012

By ginessa

Amazon Verified Purchase

I love these little liners. They are worth every penny. I'm about to order my next box and I wish I'd started using them earlier. Exclusively breast fed babies' poo isn't that bad to deal w/ in cloth diapers b/c its pretty watery. When we started feeding our LO solids it became another thing altogether. These liners make dealing w/ poo a non-issue. We use them w/ several different cloth diaper brands and they work just fine. We line, bumgenius, fuzzibuns, grovia, and kissaluv brand diapers w/ no issues. Just lay it on top, fasten diaper and tuck in any edges that may stick out. When you change a poop diaper, pick up the liner by the edges and simply toss in the toilet. Done. No spraying or any of that nasty mess. When its just a wet diaper, i just throw it in the wash w/ my diapers instead of picking it out and it does just fine. i just throw them away after i wash them. Oh, I also just started to use them under a swim diaper in just a liner and it makes swim poo just as easy. :)

5 of 6 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Must-have item for cloth diapers April 1, 2012

By Lesley

Amazon Verified Purchase

My in-laws bought me several packs of these when I announced I was going to cloth-diaper my twins.
I thought "I won't need these.: Boy, I was wrong. They are the difference between cloth diapering being a huge hassle and being almost as convenient as disposables.

I've tried several other brands. Some are a bit thicker and some even can be rinsed and reused when baby just wets on them. However, those fibers were rough on my babies' skin. I also very much like the Bummies brand, but I keep coming back to these.

They won't provide much of a barrier for ointments, so I still use a cloth liner if we're using desitin or something similar.