Assertion: disposable diaper | /r/HasProperty | absorbent
Facets:
value: almost too
type: DEGREE
value: on the flip side
type: OTHER
value: highly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Disposable diapers are highly absorbent.
text: Most disposable diapers today consist of an inner liner next to the baby to help keep wetness away from the skin, an absorbent core made of purified wood pulp and superabsorbent polymers, and an outer waterproof covering.
text: On the flip side, some disposable diapers are almost too absorbent, so [some] parents don’t change them as often as they should.
text: She suspects that's because modern disposable diapers are so absorbent that kids can't really feel when they're wet, and cloth-diapering parents who want to cut down on laundry often learn to anticipate...
text: Disposable diapers can help keep wetness away from the baby’s skin since they are ultra-absorbent and don’t tend to leak, which means changing fewer diapers on a daily basis.
text: Because modern disposable diapers are super-absorbent, many parents leave these diapers on their baby for extended periods of time, allowing the bacteria to multiply.