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13 of 13 found the following review helpful:
 Doesn't Pill Jan 27, 2010
By E. PRICE
These diapers are worth the extra pennies per diaper compared to the non organic ones I bought at a store. They do not pill and "fluff" up nicely on first washes. Need to be washed several times before use to prep them.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
my new favorite! Mar 22, 2011
By A. Gaither
i've been using prefolds for over a year. the green mt premium size, they're working fine for me, but i went in to my local cloth diaper store a few weeks ago to buy another dozen, and was told that they've made them shorter to fit in covers better (so annoying!!) which doesn't work for me, because i snappi my diapers, and use gen-y universal covers. honestly, i HATE that cloth diapers are getting shorter! so the chick at the diaper store told me i could buy these bummis organic cotton prefolds, they're a bit more expensive, but they're the right size, PLUS they're organic. ok, being the total sucker that i am, i bought them, and now they're my new favs! i only have 6 of them in my stash, but i'm working on getting more, i LOVE these! they're actually a tad bigger than my other pf's, they're WAY softer and more absorbant, they're fluffy goodness. i always recommend to my new to cloth friends to get at least 3 doz prefolds, and buy whatever covers they like (again, i totally love the gen-y universals-so i typically recommend these) now i've started to tell people to buy the bummies organcic cotton prefolds, they're just way way way better.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
 Bummis vs. OsoCozy Aug 15, 2011
By km
I recently began using cloth diapers for my 11 month old, 23 pound son. I ordered a package of these Bummis Organic Cotton prefold diapers, size two, as well as a package of OsoCozy eco-friendly prefolds unbleached, size two. I washed them together, and honestly, I can't tell which one is which. They are both the same size after washing. Both brands are soft and absorbent, after several washings as the seller suggests. I'm very pleased with both, but I will probably be ordering another package of the Osocozy diapers, since they were cheaper than the Bummis brand. I've been using them with the Thirsties duo wrap with snaps.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
great option Oct 04, 2011
By Sasha & James Miller
We generally use the cloth at home during the day, switching to disposables (nature baby products) for night and day trips. Our lil dude definitely lets us know right away when he's got a wet/dirty one- so the cloth diapers, though very absorbent, are not a modern day miracle. You're gonna have to change them a lot more than the disposables! (he has gotten used to them over time, but of course, we still change them regularly). So, we wash them very often, and they've stood up to the washings relatively well. I think they started out a lot softer than they are now, that's a small minus, since they never irritated his lil tushie. They do shrink, but to an acceptable degree; I suggest skipping the infant size, and going straight to 1--you can fold them over for a few weeks while baby grows into them. Actually, it works well to fold them over for extra absorbency/night time.
we bought, but haven't found need to use the inserts yet--our lil guy is 3 months, so maybe we'll need the extra layer soon, but for now, these are soft enough, fitted enough, and absorbent enough for us to use during the day at home. great option for a great price.
we do use the wool soaker, which is awesome, and lets his bum breathe; and keeps it warm during cold evenings. the plastic ones are fine too, haven't been irritating since we do very regular changes, but I can tell they keep all the moisture in there, so just a heads up.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Best prefolds ever! Feb 27, 2011
By R. Odom
These are the best prefolds ever. If you are cloth diapering do not waste your money at the chain stores. These things last forever. I had bought 2 dozen 3 years ago, when my oldest was born, and just recently had to replace them because they wore so much with washing. Their absorbancy far exceeds what you get from buying at a chain store, and they are not that much more expensive.
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