has anyone used these as bottle liners ? like a drop in for Playtex ?
1769364
I attempted to use these as a liner but the bag is not big enough to fit over the bottle in a functional way.
1769365
I tried to and it really doesn't work. It's hard to get the liner over the bottle, even one with a narrow mouth. Even if I was able to do that, the bag would rip when I screwed on the nipple. These bags should only be used for storage.
1769366
We have not, they work great for storing and freezing! But I don't know how well they would work as bottle liners.
234105
Yes itz perfect u can transfer the liners only in the playtex drop in bottles
568965
I never used liners. I sprayed them with 2 coats of clear shellac because mine were very brittle. But I just did a web search for "lonaberger basket liners" and came up with several website that have liners that might work just fine. There are also sites to tell you how to make your own liners, if you wish.
1157069
I thought the same thing. Then I realized that there not actully for storeing. There just baby bottle liners that are made for breast milk. Either way I was not super happy with the product. They didnt fit the bottles well and I found that I was spilling milk as I was always trying to fit the liner over the bottle. I hope this helps. Have a great Christmas.
1179325
Sorry no I have not. But I do also use them in my standard household trash cans. They are sturdy liners
2181585
Yes, they fit the Muchkin bottle warmer but only partially. You have to leave the bottle warmer cover off. Playtex bottles seemed like a good solution to me at the time for venting air so baby's tummy does not hurt but they are require a lot of cleanup, their nipples are fast flow even though they state slow flow, and they tend to leak at the bottom often. I quit using these and went with the cheaper/standard plastic Gerber baby bottles (BPA free) with Nuk Silicon orthodontic slow flow nipples. They seem to work perfectly for my baby. The Nuk orthodontic nipples also reduce the amount of air being taken in by the baby, so the combo works just as well. Yes, they fit the Muchkin bottle warmer but only partially. You have to leave the bottle warmer cover off. Playtex bottles seemed like a good solution to me at the time for venting air so baby's tummy does not hurt but they are require a lot of cleanup, their nipples are fast flow even though they state slow flow, and they tend to leak at the bottom often. I quit using these and went with the cheaper/standard plastic Gerber baby bottles (BPA free) with Nuk Silicon orthodontic slow flow nipples. They seem to work perfectly for my baby. The Nuk orthodontic nipples also reduce the amount of... » Read More Yes, they fit the Muchkin bottle warmer but only partially. You have to leave the bottle warmer cover off. Playtex bottles seemed like a good solution to me at the time for venting air so baby's tummy does not hurt but they are require a lot of cleanup, their nipples are fast flow even though they state slow flow, and they tend to leak at the bottom often. I quit using these and went with the cheaper/standard plastic Gerber baby bottles (BPA free) with Nuk Silicon orthodontic slow flow nipples. They seem to work perfectly for my baby. The Nuk orthodontic nipples also reduce the amount of air being taken in by the baby, so the combo works just as well. « Show Less
1840029
I used them for a lip scrub made with solid coconut oil and sugar so it was not liquid. I think they might leak with liquid.
1713610
There is a FoodSaver group on Yahoo and some people use baby bottle liners for making small packages. There is a trick to it, though. Apparently, it works fine.
1809444
I use them with Sun Baby, BumGenius, Alva, Kawaii. Pocket diapers are what I mostly use, and the liners work with all of those.
619410
I honestly have no idea. I've never used the playtex ones before. I don't recall even seeing them at the store. Sorry.
1220636
I would say no, because I had the tall, thin Playtex bottles and could only fit three. It is pretty narrow - I didn't have a problem with height but I think the TT bottles are wider than Playtex. Hope that helps!
369731
Hi. I'm now looking to use these with the Hygeia Enjoye and can't get an answer from Hygeia or Playtex. Were you able to use them? Thanks.
58204
They work great! Just lay them over the top of the diaper and you might have to tuck the sides of the liner into the diaper a bit once it's on so that it doesn't stick out. We've used these liners with prefolds, pockets, and aio diapers they work well with them all.
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These absorb well for us. There the only prefolds I've ever tried. I also boiled for about 40 min and they quilted up nice and thick and shrunk significantly. They lay perfect in a cover I don't imagine I'd be able to wrap around my baby and snappi them. This might sound dumb but I didn't realize before I bought them, these stay very wet on babies bottom. Definitely use with fleece liners or it's like a wet rag on their bum every time you change them :\
66210
They do fit and will work, however I personally felt that don't get as good of a seal as the name brand product. We have switched back to playtex
2280740
I don't use disposable liners so I can't answer your question easily. What I can say is that these are just like any other pocket diapers. So if you can use the liners you wish to use with pocket diapers (say bumgenius, blueberry, hero, etc) then you can use those liners with these diapers.
1604671
No they don't work for all playtex sippy cups. I had to cut it to make it work.