Flushable liners can be used between the diaper and the baby's skin, letting moisture pass through to the diaper while preventing solids to soak into the diaper, which will take the mess out of washing your cloth diapers. Just flush away the mess, and spend more time with your baby instead of dunking diapers. These bio-degradable flushable liners are an all natural paper product; they are unbleached and biodegradable.

These liners are known to be washable 3-4 times after use in wet diaper. If there is solid mess, flush them away.

They come in baby size in 100 or 200 sheet rolls or in toddler size 100 sheet rolls.

 

The following is a review of these liners written by Liana, a mom of 3 from Abbotsford:

 

"I thought I would give you my review of the Imse liners.  I had been using the Kushie one's so I will compare them to that.  I am really happy with them.

 

Size:

*  The Imse one's are shorter that Kushies but that doesn't affect the use of it at all.  The Imse one's are wider though.  At first I didn't like that but now I actually prefer it.  It slightly hangs over the edge but that means it catches more poop :)  I quite like the shape of the Imse one's better than the Kushies.

 

Softness/Feeling:

*  The Imse one's are softer than the Kushie one's.  The Kushie one's didn't bother my kids skin at all but I could see how they might for some people.  The Kushie one's are more gritty feeling and the Imse one's are more like tissue paper or rice paper.  At first I was a little concerned about how they would hold up but they are actually much more sturdier than the Kushie one's.

 

Durability:

*  The Imse one's are by far MUCH more durable.  They are stronger than the Kushie one's and they can be rewashed.  So far I am on about 4+ washings.  I'm not sure how many I will get out of them.  I started on Monday with them and other than the poop one's I have not thrown one out yet and I am washing everyday.  I'm very impressed.  The Kushie one's aren't advertised as being reuseable but I tried it out just to see.  Of the one's that I threw in the wash about 50% of them didn't make 1 washing they came apart.  The other 50% I was able to get a second use out of but that was it.

 

Price:

*  The initial cost is pretty much the same.  However looking at the durability and how well the Imse one's wash they are far more economical.  I'm guessing that they will last me at least 4 times longer than the Kushie one's.  Great for the pocket book :)

So there you go.  Lianna's little review of Imse vs. Kushies."