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[Scout]

I just came across this and it looks really interesting. Kind of like CDs for people who don't want to wash them, lol. http://www.gdiapers.com/

[supergirl]

Seems like an awesome plan! I'd be very interested to hear about the leakage factor from someone that's used them. The only reason we didn't go with cloth this time is because my husband didn't want them in the washing machine.

[ExCareerGal]

This is very cool. I no longer have kids in diapers but this is even better than disposables for convenience since no more diaper genies! I would have definitely preferred these!

[Jessica]

I don't get it. It's a good looking site, but the description is lacking. It's a removable liner? Do you flush the liner or you just rinse it out in the toilet? It's giving me a headache.

[Scout]

It's a flushable liner in a reusable, washable cover. The liners snap in somehow. I am going to hunt for some reviews. This could be a good option for me with the new baby, at least for home. It could even be daycare friendly. This page seem to be the clearest http://www.gdiapers.com/functional

[Scout]

Ok, I see. There's a cloth cover. Then there's a waterproof liner that snaps in to protect the cloth from extra-messy incidents, and you get two of these with each liner. Then the flushable part fits into the whole assembly, I think it's sticky on the back or something maybe. To flush them, they rip open so the absorbant stuff gets loosely dumped in the toilet instead of in one big self-contained lump, then you flush the outer dri-weave type part away.