UPomelo ukhula eChina naseNingizimu-mpumalanga ye-Asia, lapho lesi sithelo sesidliwe isikhathi eside ngabahlali bendawo. Ungaba nobumba obuyindilinga noma oblong nokukhanya okuncane okuluhlaza okokukhanya okuphuzi okukhanyayo. UPomelo unobukhulu obuhlaba umxhwele kakhulu. Ububanzi balesi sithelo bungaba ngu-30 cm, kanti isisindo singafinyelela ku-10 kg. Kepha ngokwesilinganiso, lesi sithelo sinesisindo esingu-2-3 kg. umthombo onamanani amaningi kubasebenzisi abavela emhlabeni wonke. Yingakho ine-PageRank ephakeme kakhulu. Ukuthola izixhumanisi ezingenayo kusuka kule sayithi, uzokwengeza igunya lakho lomkhiqizo futhi uphakamise idumela lewebhu emehlweni e-Google. they had reason to be confident in their strategy. in kansas, it works very well for them. i'll never buy another disposable swim diaper again! we started our 3 yr old boy on swim lessons, and these were required. my son is potty--trained, but we got these ""just in case,"" with the swimming being a new experience and him being in a strange place, etc, i didn't want to take any chances. i really wish i had known about these sooner! my boy is rather slim, so i bought a 24 month and a 3t. the 24 month was too small, and the 3t is quite snug. understandably so, though, since total containment is the objective. i'm giving 4 starts, since i can't really rate this item's performance as a diaper because my little one doesn't really use it as a diaper. other moms i've talked to do love them, and had i bought them sooner, i think they would have performed very well. they are very well--made and seem like they would contain well around the leg openings and the waist. i have never put mine in the dryer (and never will!), so i don't know how they'll stand up to that kind of wear and tear. style--wise, they are adorable. had i known these existed, i would have never used disposables. these work better and keep waste out of landfills. why don't more people know about these?