Liners
Inserts are placed loosely on the diaper or on the top booster to protect the diaper and facilitate removal of faeces. There are reusable fleece and silk inserts that the stool can be shaken off and disposable viscose, cellulose and paper inserts that are thrown away when stool has come on.
Liners for cloth diapers
Liners should be put on the diaper or top booster to protect the cloth diaper and to be able to remove stool easily. We carry reusable fleece liners and silk liners, of which you can shake the stool off, and disposable liners that can be thrown away after it has been soiled. Disposable liners that did not get soiled, can be washed and used again. For babies who are exclusively breastfed, you do not need to use liners. Their stool is so runny, that the washing machine can easily take care of that. You do need to use a liner when you use some kind of cream on your baby’s bottom. Creams, namely, have the ability to clog up the fibers of your reusable diaper, which makes it less absorbent.