DryBamboo Diaper Liners and Baby Wipes from Canagoza are thin sheets that are almost like toilet paper sheets.
DryBamboo Diaper Liners lay into a cloth diaper. The liners make it simple to cleanup cloth diapers.
In other words, DryBamboo Diaper Liners make getting poo off a cloth diaper easy. The liners reduce/prevent staining of stay-dry material or insert/s of the cloth diaper by the poo. Soiled liner sheets are thrown away into a toilet or pit latrine.
DryBamboo Diaper Liners also serve as disposable baby wipes. Use DryBamboo Baby Wipes to only clean your baby’s soiled bum (bottom).
Features of DryBamboo Diaper Liners and Baby Wipes
(1) Made from 100% bamboo viscose
(2) Breathable and super soft
(3) Biodegradable
(4) Fragrance-free
(5) Dye-free and lead-free
(6) Flushable
(7) Do not contain Bisphenol A (BPA), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), and phthalates
(8) 100 tear-off liner sheets
(9) Size: 30 by 18cm per liner sheet
Bamboo is one of the most renewable resources on Earth. It is grown without chemicals and pesticides.
Bamboo is softer than cotton and cashmere, and bamboo is non-irritating to the skin.
Bamboo clothing may have antimicrobial properties and thus may reduce body odor (Bimbi, 2015).
Bamboo absorbs water three to four (3-4) times better than cotton. It is because bamboo fiber has many micro-holes and micro-gaps (Bimbi, 2015).
For anyone who has never used a flushable disposable diaper liner before, the concept is simple: you place a liner sheet on top of your child’s diaper and then fasten it.
If your child poops, you simply deposit the soiled liner sheet and its contents into a toilet and flush it away, or throw it into a pit latrine.
That saves you from having to rinse the diaper in the toilet and is also convenient when traveling or any time you do not want to deal directly with poo.
Using DryBamboo Diaper Liners and Baby Wipes
DryBamboo Diaper Liners and Baby Wipes can be kept with the rest of your diapering supplies for easy access.
After getting your clean BoyGirl Dry Diaper ready, pull off a liner from the roll and lay it inside the diaper, covering as much of the back (bum) area as possible. Check the leg and waist areas. Tuck in any protruding liner material. Place your baby on the arrangement. Next, close the diaper as usual.
Some parents find it useful to prepare the BoyGirl Dry Diapers ahead of time. These parents include diaper liner sheets as they fold the diapers for their next use.
During diaper changes, lift the liner containing waste out of diaper, and dispose the liner into a toilet or pit latrine.
To clean soiled bottom (bum) using DryBamboo Baby Wipes, embrace only dry method. Put your wipe solution (or water) in a small spray bottle. Pull off a liner sheet from the roll. When needed, spray your baby's bottom, and use the liner sheet to wipe clean (Cotton Babies, 2015).
Notably, some parents prefer to use clean section/s of a soiled liner sheet to wipe their babies’ bottoms before disposing the liner sheet into a toilet or pit latrine. That way, the soiled liner sheet serves two purposes: as a diaper liner and baby wipe.
How an Australian Mother used to make her own Baby Wipe Solution
Vanessa Layton explains that it is really easy to make your own baby wipes at home. You will save money. You know exactly what is going onto your baby’s bum.
There are many recipes for the spray solution, but here is a really simple one:
(a) One (1) tablespoon of Dr. Bronner’s [Baby Unscented] Pure-Castile Liquid Soap (Ro, 2019)
(b) Three cups of water
Mix it up and pop it into a spray bottle. You will need to do this every week to make sure that the spray does not go off. I have also seen another version of this in which the water is replaced with three cups of chamomile tea (chamomile is a traditional remedy for nappy rash) (Layton, 2012).
References
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