Would this be a good fabric to turn into diaper flats?
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yes, it is very soft and absorbent and also has natural antimicrobial properties.
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I don't know what the planet wise liner is, but I don't see why you couldn't use it for cloth diapers. Buy it, check it out, if it's not good for your needs then return it.
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I'm not sure what exactly to call it but its not regular fabric. Its very easily wipeable. I have easily gotten poopy messes cleaned off of it and easily sanitized. Idk if that helps. It is small tho so you may want to pick up a larger changing pad.
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I started using cotton flat diapers as inserts instead of the terry cloth inserts that come with the diapers.
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This is just the waterproof shell that goes on the outside of the diaper. You will need the absorbent insides. You have several options here: 1- you can use an old school flat diaper which you fold and pin around your baby. If you use those, you will need "flats" and something to pin them with, either pins or snappis. 2- you can use what is called a fitted diaper. Those are less intimidating than flats. They look similar to the outer shell but are soft and absorbent. They sometimes have snaps on them to close them and sometimes not. If they are snapless, you may want a pin or a snappi. 3- you can use prefolds which are really similar to flats but are already sewn into a partially folded shape. You may want a snappi or pin for these too. 4- you can simply lay something absorbent into this shell without pinning or snapping it around your baby. You can use a folded up flat or prefold for this or a cloth diaper insert (NOT the microfiber kind because those cannot go next to baby's skin, but you could use hemp, cotton, or bamboo). In this case you would not need pins or snappis. I don't like this as much because it doesn't contain poop as well and so poop can get on the cover which means you have to use a new cover. If the cover doesn't get poop on it, you can reuse it. Hope that helps!
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Most likely not as is sold or as designed. BUT, you may be able to improvise by using belt to hold a cloth/rag as diaper or an actual dog diaper... hope that makes sense.
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I wouldn't. they are designed to hold in poop but the fabric gets wet and the disposable diaper would get wet.
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I would say it's about that. I was actually impressed on how cute these were. If you were using it for cosmetics or such in your bathroom, maybe getting a nice fabrics to line the inside would be cute
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Are you just trying to make the disposable diapers "cute"??? Because that seems like a wast of money to me. You can get outfits that come with covers. I'm not sure why you would want to use it over a disposable. It works great with prefolds and cloth inserts though! I have two and they've been GREAT!
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I use cloth diapers (which are very eco friendly) and they fit into each brand I have. I am sure they will fit into a disposable diaper as well to give extra absorption but I'm sure they are meant for cloth.
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You could do it, its very good quality but this fabric is pretty slippery and difficult if you havent worked with velvet before~
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These work fine as burp cloths. They are nice and big, so its nice as you can fold them however you'd like. I would say, though, that I prefer using the Gerber prefolds as burp cloths much better. The difference between flats and prefolds is that with prefolds, the fabric has already been sewn together in layers in the center. I find them to be more absorbant as well.
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I m not sure if the fabric will be good for that. It does look and feel very strong. But I would not order it from the seller, b/c they charges me shipping and handling for each yard of the fabric I ordered , so for one piece of 4 yard they charged me over $19 and still have not refunded me Money. I orded it in May. I called Amazon , they said they will contact the seller and have not heard back since then. So I would not recommend buying from the seller.
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Hi, I really wouldn't suggest it for that application as it is all fabric. While the outside is a pretty sturdy fabric, getting hauled to the street on a weekly basis would mean it wouldn't hold up very well. I use it as one piece of our laundry sorter and it works great in that capacity -- very sturdy. But if used for recycling, the inner fabric would quickly get stained (it's white and fairly thin) and possibly torn. I'd suggest something made of a hard plastic for your application. Hope that helps!
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Absolutely NOT! A few table spoons of anything won't clean the DIRTIEST laundry you'll ever do. Save yourself some time and buy some powdered Tide or Gain. If it's marketed towards cloth diapers, it's a weak detergent with tons of water softeners. If you used the correct amount of this stuff, it'd be cost prohibitive. Plus babies are getting chemical burns from this stuff!
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These Vinyl "pants" are made to fit over diapers - cloth or disposable. No problem.
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I don't remember the material, but as long as the inserts are not microfiber you can use it against the skin. But the inserts that come with the diaper aren't great so you will probably need to use them in conjunction with another insert or a perfold