For sensitive skin
Soft, soft, soft! Contains solid waste as intended. Granted these are not as long as the Grovia[[ASIN:B003TVAPGG Grovia Bio Liner Diaper Liners]] but they are a bit wider and whisper soft. They are about a half inch shorter than the Grovia. Once the baby is on solids or on formula, liners should be used to make solid waste just lift off the diaper and be flushed away neatly. My baby is on solids now and we've been using these for three months. When my Real Nappies ran out I decided to try a roll of the aforementioned Grovia. The Grovia seem scratchier and she got a lot of redness from them. These are made from something different because they will hold up to multiple washes whereas the Grovia looks very linty and wadded after one wash. If your baby has no solid waste and you want to save a little money then just wash them with your cloth diapers. I let them air dry and they're dry in about an hour without hanging them. They flush well even in an iffy system. Since switching back to Real Nappies, her redness is completely gone. Grovia were irritating to her sensitive skin.<br /><br />Real Nappies does not come with a cardboard tube. Minimal packaging. I will not switch again.<br /><br />As of May 5th, 2012, I've changed to [[ASIN:B0036QV93C CuteyBaby 6 Pack Biodegradable Diaper Liners]]. They are as soft as the original Real Nappies and not as wide.
Rating: 5 stars