Customer Reviews

Bummis Reusable Fleece Liners

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My daughter is cloth diapered, but was getting a rash and I was getting sick of applying diaper cream every time I changed her. I ordered these, and they have worked wonders! Her rash went away and I don't use cream anymore. They do a great job at keeping the moisture away from baby's bottom and in the diaper below. Definitely worth buying again!

I've noticed that some people think these are doublers; they don't absorb anything. Their sole purpose is to create a barrier between baby's bottom and the wet diaper.

My mother is bedridden and came out of rehabilitation with a terrible rash on her back. After about a dozen over the counter medications and three prescriptions all of which proved useless except for one over the counter cream which seemed to keep the rash from intensifying, I decided to buy the fleece diaper liners and have them (3) sown into the back of the T-shirts in which she sleeps so that they would be next to her skin in order to wick the moister away from her back. After a couple of weeks the rash is slowly but surely improving. I can see how they would be very beneficial in preventing diaper rash, and I would recommend trying this item for any such use. david

I bought 2 packs of these when there were no reviews yet. I'm really happy I took the risk, because these are great. They're so soft, they draw the moisture away from my baby's bottom and into the prefold so it's just softness against her skin(so you know, I do still change her as soon as she's wet or dirty), they wash up great with my diapers, and most of the poo stays on the liner so it's easy to just take the little liner to rinse in the toilet. Also there's a hidden benefit, since they're fleece they tend to have just a little static in them, but it works out great because they "stick" to the prefold and don't bunch up or move around before I get my baby diapered.
Yep, I definately recommend these. :)

The previous reviews are correct when they describe the product as simple fleece and it would be cheaper to go to the fabric store and buy a yard. Except I, for one, cannot leave a fabric store spending only $5. Can you? This is where I found the value in buying these in seeing what it is exactly: The size, the thickness, the softness. I also wanted to test it and was hoping it would come with instructions. Which side up for instance. It did not. Not a problem.

A cloth diaper and a cup of water is all I needed to experiment.
My results were GREAT. Fuzzy side up to baby's skin is actually a bit softer than cloth. The important thing is that it feels dry to the skin after a few moments after wetting. Rinsing these are easier than a heavy diaper.
I am now willing to go to the fabric store and buy a yard of fleece.

On a side note, I also compared these to th flushable liners. The flushable were horrid. A paper towel was softer, but that's another review.

I ordered my first package of these a week or so ago and have already bought more! They are perfect REUSABLE cloth diaper liners. They are NOT doublers and do NOT add any more absorption, rather they allow urine to pass through them and wick away moisture from your baby's bum. They also make cleaning up poo much easier and cut down on staining the actual insert or shell of the diaper. I use these with my Best Bottom hemp inserts. Hemp takes a little longer to absorb than micro terry and my baby's bum was suffering. These liners give the hemp time to do their job while keeping the moisture away from my little one's sensitive skin. I like that they are thin and do not add any bulk. So far, they have stayed in place perfectly for us. Thank you Bummis for a perfect and inexpensive solution.

I'm so happy that these fleece liners have solved my son's diaper rash problem. We started cloth diapering and noticed that the moisture from the prefolds was making him have a rash. We were told to try laying a thin piece of fleece over the top (touching his skin) and it worked great!!

I would recommend not drying these for longevity. We just lay them out to air dry.

I'm a bit irritated that they liners are getting a bad rap from so many reviewers on here. I notice people writing that "they don't absorb" etc. etc. That's not what they're made for!! It's very clear in the description. I feel like many of these reviewers do not understand cloth diapering. You should be using a soaker or doubler NOT a thin fleece liner if you are looking for added absorbancy. These fleece liners are ONLY for clearing up diaper rash because fleece naturally wicks away moisture. And I'd much rather use these than cutting up my own fleece because fleece in the fabric store is going to have dyes in it. I do not want those dyes touching my son's private areas!! These liners add protection from moisture without adding bulk. At night, we lay one right over the top of a hemp insert. I highly recommend this product!

i do appreciate the liners i bought from bummis, but a friend made some others for me by just cutting up fleece and they work just as well. if you aren't into DIY, i do suggest the bummis!

These liners are working perfectly for what I needed....thin fleece liner that doesn't add bulk, keeps moisture away from baby, very soft and washes up great with the diapers. These would probably shift or bunch up with a toddler who is walking, but they have been perfect for my intended purpose.
I considered buying my own fleece and cutting, but I wasn't sure about the manufacturing. Bummis site says their liners are "guaranteed lead, phthalate and BPA free". Polyester isn't my #1 choice against baby's skin, but it is what works to keep her dryer feeling in the night and has helped her sleep longer.

I purchased these liners after reading some reviews, so I knew they would be thin and wasn't surprised when I received them. They are thin - but, it's what I had wanted. My baby isn't a heavy wetter, and our cloth diapers are already absorbent enough.

I needed a liner that would reduce chafing, help prevent diaper rash and make poopy diaper clean-up easier - all without adding bulk. I also wanted a reusable liner I could toss in the diaper pail. So far, these liners have been doing everything I had hoped they'd do. Once I get around to getting to a fabric store and cutting up my own, I probably won't be buying more, but for now I'm happy with them.

These are the smallest "liners" I've ever seen. I was really looking forward to these to help wick the moisture off my son that I am cloth diapering, however these aren't large enough to even cover the entire inside of his diaper to protect him from anything and he's still in his newborn size.