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Flushable Liners, Do they work? Plus, enter to win 2 rolls from Eco Sprout!

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There is much discussion surrounding the use of flushable diaper liners.  Do they work, are they just an added expense, are they worth it?  My answer is yes.  I’m going to explain why AND I’m going to give you a chance to win because I am giving away (2) rolls of Eco Sprout’s Eco-Bottom Liners!

My experience is that if something is even going to catch SOME of the poop in my babies diaper and make it so that all I have to do is carefully grab the liner and put it in the toilet…then I am all for it!  The less poop that gets smooshed into the diapers lining the easier it will be to launder.

In some diaper changes, the liner will completely eliminate the need to use a diaper sprayer.  In some cases the liner will have some of the poop stuck on it and in a few cases the liner will get bunched up and miss the poop all together.  I feel like I’d rather use them and take the chance that it WILL catch the poop than not use them at all because I don’t want to have wasted 6¢-8¢, depending on the cost of the roll of liners.

Not only can you save yourself time by using flushable diaper liners, you may be able to save yourself some money by reducing the amount of rinse cycles or unexpected wash cycles.  Trust me, I’ve had those laundry days where you’ve scraped the poop into the toilet, run your rinse/soak cycle, added detergent, washed, rinsed and then when you go to put the diapers in the dryer…you discover they need another wash because one diaper still is not clean and you know it’s uncleanliness has affected the rest of your load.  That sucks!

Want to see diaper liners in action?  The video below shows a Fuzzi Bunz diaper that was used with a flushable liner.

Flushable diaper liners are soft, natural and also provide an additional barrier for diaper rash cremes if you’re afraid of buildup. By using liners you’ll experience less of those pesky poop stains as well.

So, what are you waiting for?  At just $8.95 for a roll of 100, you really NEED to try these!

The Giveaway Details:  Eco Sprout has given me TWO rolls of their Eco-Bottom Flushable Diaper Liners to giveaway to you all!

Their liners are made of Bamboo and super soft!  Additional Eco-Bottom Liner Details are:

  • Biodegradable
  • Non-Toxic
  • Fragrance Free
  • Dye Free
  • Chlorine Free
  • Flushable*
  • Breatheable
  • 100 tear-off sheets

Open to the USA only.

My lovely co-hostess:  Jenny from Cloth Diaper Revival Blog! Jenny is a SAHM to Noah and considers herself a Cloth Diaper Evangelist! How cute is that!?  She blogs about cloth diapers, parenting and more, and I am happy to have her as a co-host for this Eco Sprout Giveaway!

Since Jenny is co-hosting you can now enter this giveaway on both my blog and hers, Cloth Diaper Revival,  and LIKING/Following her are also methods of entry. :)
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Comments

  2. Amie says

    Baby won’t be here until November, but we want to go cloth from birth and have had many recommend using flushable liner for the merconium at first.

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  4. Christina says

    We have used the Bummis brand, full time with our first once he started solids and now only for daycare and going out with our second. We use fabric liners at home now. I LOVE them, they have saved many diaper spraying hours over the years!

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  7. Debbie says

    I think I’d really like to give these a shot. We are still EBF, and will be for awhile. But time flies when you’re having fun. Thanks!! =)

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  14. Luellabeth says

    We love liners! My son just started solids and they have been a life saver. We have been experimenting with only using them around the time of day he usually poops and its been working out well (that way a roll will last longer since we’re not using them every change)

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  17. ReddMuse says

    I haven’t tried them yet (babe is not here till Oct!) but I think I might try them, especially for those first few days (we want to CD from day 1).

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  22. wilkersonswifey says

    I use liners, they have there pros and cons.
    pros they catch poo that you dont have to rinse.
    cons…. if you have an active baby they wiggle up into the middle giving baby/toddler a wedgie and not really doing its job.

    I use them on my 19 mo old, and its hit and miss if they wiggle into the middle. BUT when i forget to put one in, and she poos….. oooh Im so mad at me for forgetting. i maninly use them because i dont have a sprayer………….. so yeah

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  25. Melanie says

    I haven’t tried them yet because the reviews on Amazon were so mixed for every kind and I didn’t know which to try. My little one is five months old and they’d sure be helpful now, especially when we’re traveling or visiting and can’t use a sprayer. She’s eating purees now and poops pretty frequently. Also, perhaps these would have saved our diapers and inserts from getting stained while she was eating beets!

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  26. Stormi Noll says

    I’ve tried another brand of liner and it worked great for catching the mess but gave my son a horrible rash. I’d love to see if this brand works better

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  27. myricksl6 says

    Yes we have tried them. I cloth diaper friend of ours has helped us to create our stash and gave us a mystery roll of them. We have no idea what company made them but they definitely came in handy while they lasted!

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  31. Bekah Kuczenski says

    I have used them and like them. I don’t use them on a daily basis. My primary use is if my baby had a rash and I want to use Desitin. Flushable liners allow me to protect my diapers and use my favorite diaper cream!

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  32. Quantmlife says

    Cindy B (on rc/fb) No I have used cloth diapers (with our first child) soon to use on the second but never used the flushable liners ~ think it would be especially useful with a newborn. Thanks for a great giveaway.

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  35. Emily Kuhn says

    We love our flushable liners. They are so easy to use and make the poo less scary for daddy/grandmas. We have been using them since around 7 months. They were the best option for our family since we put our condo on the market around the same time and didn’t think the diaper sprayer attached the back of the toilet would be appealing to prospective buyers.

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  47. Katy B says

    I’ve tried a couple different brands and liked them. For a while our little one was pretty predictable with his schedule so we were only lining his morning diaper.

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  49. Felicia R says

    We use flushable liners every night! My daughter likes to “go” first thing in the morning so they make clean up nice. I haven’t tried the ones from EcoSprout yet though.

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  57. Keara B. says

    I love flushable liners! One of my “must-haves” for cloth diapering. :) Didn’t work well for us with EBF poo, but became a lifesaver after our little one started to eat solids~!

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  59. La Dolche Vita says

    I think the liners will definitely be helpful! especially when we have a newborn, I think that will help a little bit with cleanup while we’re trying to adjust to cloth diapering!

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  62. Leslie says

    We use flushable liners for daycare and love them. It makes cleaning up messy diapers a lot easier, most of the mess is already gone. We’ve also found ourselves using them since our diaper sprayer broke. :-( Thank goodness for liners!

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  63. Nicole says

    We use flushable liners and they are awesome! We use to use Bummis, but we use EcoSprout for everything else (detergent, bottom spray, bottom balm) so we did just get 1 pack of these the other day – LOVE how soft they are!

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  70. heather c. says

    I’ve used GroVia Bio Liners; haven’t been brave enough to try flushing any, though. I just throw them away.

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  72. Isabella says

    thinking about switching to cloth diapers for my 4 month old son, and it seems like these flushables are a good idea, going to read more on your site, it’s very helpful, thanks! :)

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  75. Krystal says

    I have not tried liners yet. My little gal is exclusively breast fed at this point, but in the next week or two we’ll be trying some food. So the need for liners might soon change!

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  76. Kristie C says

    My LO is due in September and I am slowly but surely accumulating my diaper stash. Liners have been something about which I’ve been curious.

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