Would these help with absorbencey/leaks? Instead of having to double-up on the cloth inserts?
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No. They are simply meant to keep diaper a bit more clean from #2. And also it makes it easy to simply pick up the flushable liner from diaper and toss in toilet. It is not meant to absorb in any way, they are really thin! Hope this helps!
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Yes, I actually use these more than the washable ones, especially for easy or quick mops. I was worried about them fitting, but they have worked fine for me!
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You could probably put the cleaning cloths in a lingerie bag or something similar to keep them from clogging your washer.
1093321
I think that would work, the towels are like thin cloths and are strong and flexible. Attaching one to a mop, like the kind that has holes in the back, is a good idea. They seem rather pricey at first but do last a long time and are machine washable.(if not too grubby).
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I am not sure yet, but mine also have a leak after using them a few times. I may try the vinyl patch.
1263485
These seem very absorbant but I haven't used the regular prefolds so I couldn't answer...
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Don't believe they are intended to be used with cleaner. I use cloths and alcohol pads.(seperately)
495360
Not too well. Rough or nubby fabrics, if they are not cotton or linen, don't let the ink or dye sink in thoroughly. If they are cotton or linen, sponging on with fabric paint will work nicely. What the canvas is made of will determine the absorbency.
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These tend to be more absorbent yet thinner. They certainly have antimicrobial properties which most washcloths don't have, so you can reuse it for a while without having to worry as much about bacteria/etc. It is also comes in a roll of 20, so unless you want to store a bunch of washcloths, it takes up less space.I'd use washcloths for something requiring a lot more force/buffering, but these can also make decent placemats.
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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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From what I've read and heard these are excellent for cloth diapers. I only have 1 friend who has used them for this purpose. She loves it. Hope this helps
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These aren't absorbent like the Huggies or similar brand swim diapers, so pee will soak thru. But, they are better about catching poop. The swim school my child attends requires that kids wear two of this type swim diaper when he goes to his lessons. We haven't had any problems with this method.
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these wipes work better at "speading around" than "absorbing". These would work well probably for a swiffer (if you can find a way to attach them) for buffing or waxing or picking up lint/dirt, but not for mopping as it wouldn't pick up much liquid.
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I didn't prep for absorbency, I just washed them twice, just to make sure they were nice and clean. These are a great buy!
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Yes, but I have some mirofiber cleaning cloths I use too. It want be a problem. I love mine.
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I washed them with my regular clothes with a free and clear detergent and didn't have a problem with absorbancy.
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I've never tried these for a substantial amount of moisture. They do work okay to absorb drips and moisture. I use the Premium because there is a little more padding than the regulars and the plastic backing seems a bit more substantial.