What kind of disposable liners fit with this potty?
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Not ToddleGreen Flushable Potty Liners. I just bought them and they don't fit. :(
1750243
This is the one I have: http://www.amazon.com/dekor-Diaper-Dekor-Plus-Pail/dp/B001ELYAG4/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1399419831&sr=8-9&keywords=Dekor+Plus It says "580 newborn baby diapers"??? Which is not nearly the case if you do cloth diapers. I don't know about disposables, but with cloth we can barely fit 15-20 dirty diapers.
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Yes, I used disposables for the first couple of weeks, because I couldn't figure out how to size the diaper correctly. Then I found a video on YouTube that showed how to do it, and they worked well for my daughter after that. She was about 9 lbs at that point.
1957133
Sorry but we do not use liners but I am sure a medium size trash can liner might work, providing the cat(s) are declawed.
1456006
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.
1285413
You have to use liners because there is no bottom, they are literally peeing/pooping into the plastic liner. We just use plastic shopping bags. Potette sells a reusable liner separately that allows you to be able to just dump and clean it. It is available on amazon. I was unsure about the liners before purchasing but despite having to use the liners, we love this potty. It makes being on the go while potty training so much easier.
1984019
Any kind. They just lay on top of whatever kind of diaper you use. This liner would be between your baby's skin and diaper. They just make it way easier to change a poopy diaper.
861515
There is an accessory called "Potette at Home" that is a reusable silicone insert that you can wash like a regular plastic potty, except it's squishy and you could pack that too if you're going to be in hotels or at a house.
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I use double doodie toilet waste bags or bedside toilet liners by medline. Size specs r comparable to a medium waste can bag. But you really need to buy the other ones because of the odor control that's in the bags. Hope this helps! You can buy them on amazon or walgreens.
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I use http://www.petco.com/product/120072/Royal-Pet-Fresh-Kitty-Super-Jumbo-Drawstring-Litter-Box-Liners.aspx?CoreCat=LookAhead
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I use the regular size Nature's Miracle Disposable litter boxes, which fit nicely. The jumbo ones are too big. I have an issue with litter getting kicked out of the nightstand, however.
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I would go with the Happy Changer by Hulabye over this product due to the fact you can wash it and use normal changing pads under it. That way you don't have to cut slits in a cover or worry about poo getting on the strap part of this product.
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Do you mean liners (placed inside the diaper to catch bowel movements and prevent excessive staining and mess in the diaper) or inserts (to absorb urine)? In either case, the answer is yes. These are fairly universal in design. Most inserts and liners designed for a pocket diaper will fit these.
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If you just want a liner for the usual joys of having lady bits (occasional discharge, sorry) and really want to avoid plastic then maybe look into Glad Rags and stock up on some of the holders. A holder by itself or a holder plus one insert would do the trick and it breathes very well. I would imagine Amazon carries them. If you balk at the price, try looking on a certain craft site with a four-letter name starting with E and see if anyone's selling them without the PUL under-layer. There might be some.
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Mine came with liners/bags. I used them when we went to a public bathroom. In the hotel room I did not use the liners/bags and washed the potty after each use like we do at home.
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I bought commode liners specifically for the bucket called CareBag. They have an absorbent hygienic liner that fits into the pail and holds up to 500ml.
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I use these with the Thirsties covers and nothing else. No snappies or liners are necessary unless you want to use them. There are lots of YouTube videos with some great info and tips for explaining all the different types of cloth diapers. These diapers, along with the Thirsties covers (which last for years!) are by far the cheapest option for cloth diapering, and the least complicated in my opinion.