Would these protect cloth diapers from desitin
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I use Balmex occasionally and if I use only a thin coating, yes. If I use a thick coating I have had to go through a bit. I have never tried doubling up, however.
55047
For diaper rashes, I actually use pure lanolin and coat my daughters rash and I've had great results with that. I do know you're not supposed to use Destin for cloth diapers, and if you do, like the comments said, have to be super careful not to damage the diapers, and lining the diapers with two cloths or making sure the Destin stays in place seems too much of a hassle to even try.
55048
Yes. I always use the flushable liner with diaper cremes and even auqaphore and I have never had any problems with buildup.
55049
No. You must use a cloth diaper safe ointment/cream. Personally, I love Grovia's magic stick.
55050
I've used them with Desitin, BUT I usually use two liners doubled up just to be safe. I haven't had any issues with them that way.
55051
I have never used destin specifically, but I have used a couple other creams that weren't deemed "cloth diaper" safe, and haven't had a problem yet. In my opinion these are the best liners and I've tried a few different kinds.
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Check out the Diaper Dekor website. They make a liner for cloth diapers. http://diaperdekor.com/
2124407
Absolutely, been using with cloth diapers, and all my other laundry, for 15 months now. I wash thed iapers with hot water, and a little sack of soap nuts. Perfectly clean.
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They are inserts for pocket diapers. Though I don't see why you couldn't use them as an extra barrier.
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They are not absorbent. They are used to protect cloth from diaper creams or make it easier to clean poo off the cloth.
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I'm not sure, but these diapers leak terribly bad no matter how you put them on. I would definitely invest in the more expensive ones because I was super disappointed!
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Yes and No. If these liners stay in place then they would do an excellent job shielding the cloth diaper from the rash cream. However many times they will move, wrinkle depending on how active your baby is and then it may not offer that kind of protection.I have two recommendations for you - Buy a microfleece cloth by the yard from any hobby store (Joanne, Hobby Lobby etc.) and cut them to the size that suits you best. They work the same way and you won't burn your pocket. Also Grandma El's diaper cream has worked very well for us.
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Hi Kaleena. You can and i recommend you to use liner with these cloth diapers. I don't understand the second part of your question but if you are asking how to best maintain the diaper, i would recommend you to wash them with dishwasher detergent because conventional soap can block it's absorbing power.
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I use them for cloth diapers as well, I wash rinse then re wash with rockin green or Charlie's soap, works great!
237909
I wouldn't guarantee 100% protection, but I had very, very little of my zinc oxide (or my un-petroleum) creams get through onto my diapers. If you are worried about it for warranty issues on certain diapers, then definitely do as the other comment states and grab some light flannel liners or boosters. If, however you are worried about it for absorption issues personally, then I can just state that I have not had any issues from the minute amounts of creams that may occasionally go through. Hope that helps!
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In my experience I have only used them in cloth. They are very absorbent and work better under a prefold or added to a pocket diaper. I really can't speak to how it would work in a disposable, but I supposed you could just be careful not to dispose of it with the diaper when you're done.
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Yes. The reason is that mainstream detergents have softeners brighteners, and dyes. The softeners coat te diapers and inserts making them "water proof" and they will not abdorb. The brighteners stick the diapers and cause skin irritation as well as the dyes. Stick with cloth diaper friendly detergent!
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Can we use fuzzybunz along with (over) disposable diapers for double protection ?especially when we go out etc . I have heard moms complaining about the leakage when using disposable diapers .
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that would probably fit but I can tell you they won't stay on. You would be better to get a "PeeKeeper" (there's a website) and use premie diapers for humans. The PeeKeeper works well and stays on even through the night.
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I think they would work great! I am new to cloth diapering and really like these inserts so far. I lay them in all kinds of diapers to add absorption with little bulk, including covers and All In Ones. I usually put them behind another faster absorbing insert to use with my two year old. I have not tried them by themselves with a cover. They would work great combined with a prefold too. I would put them closest to the diaper cover since they absorb more slowly than prefolds.
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Yes. They are thinner than the origional diapers. This is a great company to work with!
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I don't know about a diaper -- I bought them for my dog who is not house-trained & we bought very very large ones, which he uses consistently while we try to train him.