Fleece Liners by Bambinex

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My little one was suffering from terrible nappy rash which nothing would clear up. I contacted the nappy lady for advice and these were recommended to me to draw the moisture away from the bum overnight. They couldn't have been more helpful and I'm grateful for the advice.

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Fleece liners are a revelation! They are much softer against my baby's skin than the disposable kind, and since our baby is not on solid foods yet, we just shove the liners in the bucket with the rest of the nappies and wash it all together - easy, and much less wasteful.

Also worth noting that if you don't use reusable liners, it's not actually all that much cheaper to use reusable nappies than disposable ones once you factor in the initial cost of the nappies and also the ongoing costs of buying liners.

Knocking off one star because I don't find the liners wick moisture away as well as other reviewers have found, but I suspect you have to pay for a gold standard liner if you really want that to work.

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These wick away moisture so effectively it's actually hard to tell if your baby's nappy needs changing. Our newborn's poos are very wet, and when you change the nappy these liners feel dry and just have a little residue left on top. Makes the job feel a lot more manageable.

Also, I ran out of maternity pads and used one of these – freaking life changing!!!! They are so thin and soft, they're literally 100 times nicer to use than thick maternity towels, even the organic cotton ones. I wish I'd known that before I spent six days sitting very uncomfortably on a 2nd degree tear!

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These are lovely and soft against baby’s bum and keep him dry. Some slight bobbling but doesn’t affect use.

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I was a little doubtful about whether we would stick with these, aa I had no desperate urge to scrape off poo youwhen I had been throwing a paper liner straight in the bin! These are great though - it’s easy to remove the poo (we are just starting to introduce solids), they great and are almost dry when you take them out of the washing machine!
I use these fleece liners at home and the paper when we are out and about.

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Really pleased with this liners.

We decided to switch to washable liners. They are fantastic at keeping my LO's bum dry.
They also clean incredibly well!!

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I got the bigger size.
I don't think these are good value. The shape is not easy to work with. The size is too big. I've not experienced a poo on one yet. But I much prefer using little lamb fleece liners.

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These are by far my favourite liners out of the 3 types I have. They cover the whole nappy and they feel pretty much completely dry even after the whole night. Makes cleaning up so much easier! The fleece is really good quality and very substantial, the fibres seem a lot tighter than other fleeces and you can see how this would make it stay dry. Really happy with this purchase

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We are pleased with these as they do the job. However, they feel a bit plastic-y and our baby seems to get nappy rash with these when we use them all the time while he is fine with little lamb ones.

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These liners have washed well so far and feel soft against my sons skin. Seem to help him feel reasonably dry for quite some time.

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Really thick, good quality liners. Really pleased with them.

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I got these after using flushable liners. A) they wick away liquid so baby is more comfortable
B) they don't bunch up like flushables
C) you're doing loads of washing anyway so a bit more doesn't matter
D) they dry in like a minute

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They are perfect for the job, they keep solid poop out of the nappy and are wider than other ones I have used which means they catch a poop explosion a bit better. The only thing that isn't perfect is the fabric goes bobbly, not staying fluffy but that was expected

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I like these liners. I had expected them to have been cut to shape, instead they are a wide rectangle shape, this has actually turned out to be a positive as I can fold them to fit whichever nappy I'm using. They dry very quickly and seem to do a good job in the nappy.

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Bought these based on the description and the suggestion that they would be better for poop than the Little Lamb ones...maybe they will come into their own when my son’s poop is firmer, but at the moment the Little Lamb ones are way better. These are pricey for what they are - they just look like fleece blanket chopped into strips, whereas for less money the Little Lamb ones don’t look like something I could make myself! These also fluff constantly and leave fluff on my son’s bottom and coat the nappy wash in fleece. They are ok for keeping bottoms dry and are a decent size (although have shrunk a fair bit being washed at 60). Would personally suggest cutting up a blanket over these and if you want to invest in liners, get the LL ones as they are much softer.

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Beautifully soft and feel dry even when they come out of the wash, so keeps babies bum nice and dry. Prefer these over the Bungenius liners I was using before (which are also great)

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Bought these because they were cheap.

Disposables bunch, ones that come with nappies are often fluffy (still don't understand that) and I really wanted some they works in time for weaning poos.

Well these are amazing! Stay in place on an active baby, and clean really well! I now never have to rince my actual nappy, just the liner! They even worked before weaning on breastfed explosions!

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Love these liners, much better than paper liners. My boy no longer gets a rash from soggy liners sticking to him and is kept pretty dry. Easy to flick poop off and more or less dried after the washing machine spin! Recommend!

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My baby is just over 4 months and still being breastfed. These liners are suitable for this stage but am yet to try them on weaned poo...!
I also find these handy for night time nappies that don't have a fleece layer touching their skin to keep them feeling dry all night.
4 stars because they are a little pricey for what is essentially a rectangle of fabric.

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Good size, dry fast, hold most poo, keep bum dry. Much better than disposable liners which bunch up and got the hassle of buying and expense. Seemed expensive for what is, but then I struggled to find this thin fleece material in fabric shops when looking. Also does go quite bobbly.

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Ok fleece liner. I personally prefer the LL fleece liners to these, as much softer. Nice and long and easier to flush away any poo that might be stuck on...unlike my LL fleece liners!

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I really like this product. They do keep the moisture from the baby's bum, they wash well and don't seem to stain, but...it is basically a piece of fleece that has been cut into rectangles, there is no processing so the price seems steep to me.

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This liners are much thicke than I was expecting. They are lovely and soft, wash really well with no stains and dry in no time at all! Thoroughly recommend

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These are great for keeping baby's bottom dry and easy to use at changes. Do seem to have become quite worn looking after very limited number of washes but still soft.

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I am a first time cloth nappy user and I am a huge fan of these. They are nice and long and very soft, easy to wash (even with not so solid poo of a 4 week old). I just quickly wash them in the sink and they dry very quickly. Would recommend 100 %.

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Good value basic fleece liners. Nice and thick, poo 'rinses' off easily. Wash well and dry quickly.

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Exactly what you want in a liner - plenty big enough, easy to rinse, quick to dry and comfortable (at least I assume so!). They do tend to stick out of a smaller shaped nappy at the legs, but this hasn't caused any problems and probably pads out the elastic nicely. A good investment in the longevity of your reusable nappies - at £5 for ten you can't go wrong.

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We've always used paper liners but when they ran out I de used to try something new. These are lovely and soft but did take a few washes to stop the wee running off at night. They are great as feel dry even when nappy is very soggy. They washwell and don't stain and the size is great with our mother ease one size and Bumbles. With more solid poos they are great as it just rolls off but wet poos are more tricky. Great containment - So much better than paper with an active toddler - but canbe tricky to get off - needs lots of dunking in toilet which is fine at home but I'm not keen on doing this when out and husband never keen to dunk! So lots of good points but does depend on how you feel about dealing with wet poos!

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Simple and easy to use, have just bought some more for baby number 2 who is arriving soon as I will have two babies under two, in nappies

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I use these alternately with disposable liners which are much thinner and therefore don't bulk up the nappy even more. When you've got two boosters then a thick fleece liner it does make the nappy huge but they work and wash well so in that respect I have no complaints.

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We use these with terry squares on our little one and they keep him dry and feel soft on his bottom. They seem to wash well so far and come up clean. They dry pretty much instantly after washing which is handy.

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I though reusable liners would be hard but I love these. Pooh comes off easily and if it is a bit stubborn a quick soak in loo (with potty on top so no one flutes by mistake) and the pooh has gone. Love these.

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These are brilliant - lovely and soft, quick to dry, and do a top job at keeping baby's bottom dry. However I think they are wicking the urine and causing more leaks round the legs as they are so wide they reach the edge of the nappy. So I've started folding about 1cm over on the width and this seems to work. So I might cut this off in time. But overall a great purchase and I am thoroughly converted to reusable liners now!

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These liners are big and soft and great at keeping moisture away from our baby's bottom. Good value as well.

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Soft, durable, great large size to fit all nappies. Do seem to draw wee away from little bum. Haven't as yet used them for weaned poo so we will see but fine for going straight in the wash with breastfed poo.

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I wish I'd bought them earlier! Keep baby dry especially overnight.

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These are much easier to rinse than the liners which came with the Little Lambs nappies. I just wish they came in the same size and shape, because it's a bit annoying to have to fold them to fit. But then maybe they need to be that big to fit in the next size up of nappies.

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We decided to switch over from paper liners with our 14 month old as we now have a newborn using paper liners and were concerned with the amount of them going down the toilet.
They work really nicely, his poo just peels off into the toilet and usually leaves very little on the fleece, not sure I'd want to use them with pre weaned poo though.
Very simple but do the job well and for a great price.

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Contains poo really effectively and is super soft on baby's skin. Easy to wash and quick drying, these are an economical way to keep nappies under control.

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Liners are a little too wide for most of my nappies and seem to hold stain colours more than the tots bots liners which I would recommend above these.

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I don't really like fleece liners. Inevitably baby sits in the poo and squishes it into the fleece and then it's really hard to get off. One flush doesn't do it. You have to leave the liner to soak in the loo for a while before the poo will come off. You forget, of course - we've flushed at least one already. It's also kind of gross and then you're putting a dripping wet liner into your nappy bin.

I do use these at night because I do think they keep baby drier and more comfortable. One trick is to change baby early in the morning when she's just woken up - before she poos. But during the day I use disposable liners so I can flush the poo and get on with my life!

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I love the soft fleece and how easily the poo falls off these. Miles better than paper liners. I am having a problem however with flooding - my son seems to be doing power-wees and they aren't absorbing it quickly enough through to the nappy underneath. I did prewash them a couple of times - am I doing something wrong?

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Our little boy likes to poo soon after a nappy change and these are a laundry saver! The liner is so wide that it covers the nappy area (we use BG 4.0 and LL pocket nappies) so it catches the poo and we can just change the liner. I'm really glad we bought these. Thank you, Nappy Lady.

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I started on flushable liners and found that they stuck to baby's bum and felt so wet and horrible against her skin. My friend recommended fleece liners, so I got these. They are brilliant. They keep their shape so catch the poo and they draw moisture away and into the inserts so baby doesn't have wet fabric against her skin. Price is great and cheaper than flushables too as you don't need to keep buying them, they just get washed with the nappies.

I would say to anyone thinking of getting flushable liners, don't bother, get these fleece ones instead.

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decided to try fleece over paper after reading the reviews, so soft on my babys skin which is great as nappys i am using on my second child are no longer as soft!

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We used these with our first from birth, but when we found we needed more nappies, went with cotton fleece liners for them. The lack if wickingmeant little boy had wetness for longer than ideal, and nappy rash around teething was horrendous. With the synthetic fleece liners, and their wicking ability the rash is immensely minimized. They're inexpensive, wash easily and bleach well in the sun. Recommended to anyone using any type of reusable system

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Really great and seem to do a great job wicking the wee away. 4.5 yr ago I bought a pack of these and a more expensive make and they have both been equally as good. This newer pack seems better still so why pay more?
I never mastered the flicking poo concept so when poos become solid will probably use with paper liner again.

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I tried a pack convinced that I would prefer paper liners but have since bought another 10! They are exellent. Really easy to use, fit into our nappies really well (bumgenius and bamboozle), covering the nappy and giving good protection from pre weaned baby poo! I think they keep baby bottoms drier than disposables. Fabulous!

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I think they're great and I've stopped using the disposal liners, but my partner is less enthusiastic and has had more trouble getting soft poo of them than I have.

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When I first started using reusable nappies I was a bit grossed out at the idea of washable liners, but now I'm weaning my baby and her poo is more solid I realised I was just keeping a bin full of poos since everything else went in he wash! That grossed me out more! I also wanted something fluffy and soft next to my baby's skin rather than paper that scrunched up.
These fit lovely in the nappy, and seem to do the trick, we've had the odd poo thats been hard to get off but she generally only goes once a day. I wouldn't recommend them for babies that haven't started weaning yet as soft poo would be a nightmare, but it must be so much more comfortable on her bottom, and very cost effective too.