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gDiapers Little gPant Pouches, Small (6 Count)

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gDiapers Little gPant Pouches, Small (6 Count)

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391537

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Description:

Each little gPant comes with a little gPant pouch but having a few extra saves both time and energy. Made of our unique gBreathe technology, the little gPant pouch provides the waterproof barrier in our little gPants while allowing your baby's delicate skin to breathe. More breathability means less diaper rash and more comfort. Little gPant pouches unsnap easily for quick changes. So you can change the pouch, not the whole pant. Less laundry saves energy, saves money, and saves time. It is very cool. Care instructions: Machine wash. Air dry.

Features:
  • Use with little gPants and 100% biodegradable gRefills or gCloth

  • Includes six small gPouches

  • more convenient and less washing than other cloth options.

  • Only diaper system that allows your baby?s precious skin to breathe. Less rash.

Product Details:
Product Length: 7.0 inches
Product Width: 8.0 inches
Product Height: 0.75 inches
Product Weight: 1.0 pounds
Package Length: 6.4 inches
Package Width: 4.2 inches
Package Height: 2.4 inches
Package Weight: 0.15 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 20 reviews
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review:4.5 ( 20 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

13 of 13 found the following review helpful:

5save $ and the earth, here's what we do:  May 23, 2011
By harpersmom
To ecofriendly parents who don't want to pollute the earth with plastic baby diapers:
This is the reason we use gdiapers; and I will admit, they are not as easy and absorbent as pampers, or other plastic diapers on the market that take centuries to decompose; yet they do work well and our family highly recommends them.
Here is what we do: we use about 8 outters, 12 plastic liners, we buy the disposable paper liners by the case (each one is about $0.30 a pop, comparable to plastic diapers), and we have 8 gcloths, and NOW WE ALSO USE GCLOTH LINERS TO MAKE THE DIAPER CHANGES FASTER AND CLEANER.
We use the disposable (paper, can be flushed) liner just at night, at daycare, or when we are not at home; otherwise we use the washable gcloth throughout the day. This used to be a messy affair when the wee one pooped, yet not we just put a gcloth liner on top, and peel and flush it during a change. It has a water permeable layer, yet keeps all the poo off of the washable cloth liner. Sometimes, a little poo gets on the edge of the cloth, but usually only the pee gets through. At about $0.08 a pop, this is well worth it. Once the wee one has pooed, we don't need to use the liners for a few changes, so we only end up using 2-3 per day. This saves us from scraping the poo off the cloth liner into the toilet (a nasty affair), it also saves $$$.
I like the fact that you can reuse the outter and plastic liner after a pee (and sometimes poo) without having to wash it (only having to wash the cloth inner liner). Fuzzy buns and other "pocket liner" systems require the entire diaper to be washed after each pee or poo episode. The diapers end up not lasting as long. Also, after many many washed, if the velcro gets fuzzies in it and no longer sticks, gdiapers will send you new velcro tabs for free. Nice.
I highly recommend this system to everyone... save $ (in the long run) and the earth.

9 of 9 found the following review helpful:

5Better than the originals  Dec 10, 2010
By Drew Cheney "Lover of beer and food"
The liners that came with our first 6-pack of diapers were edged with a woven synthetic, whereas these liners are edged with some type of solid material. I've noticed that there are less seepage issues with these liners.

*NOTE* We recently purchased a 6-pack of M-sized Gdiapers, and the liners that came with them have the solid (not woven) edging, so I'm guessing that Gdiapers updated their entire line, which is good.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

5Even better than before!  Feb 18, 2011
By Jessica
gDiapers recently updated the SPU in the lining of their gDiaper liners. I was relieved to purhase these and find that I received the new SPU and not the old leftover stock. These are such an improvement and if it's possible make gDiapers even more amazing.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

5New liners make a big difference  Nov 23, 2011
By Julie Grotheim "Runner24"
I have been using gdiapers for several months. I bought most of mine pre-owned and started having some trouble with leaking in the medium size. I decided to try buying new liner pouches and it made all the difference! The others were getting old and had stretched out. The new ones were smaller and fit more tightly around my baby's legs, reducing the leaking greatly. Great product and inexpensive!

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

5Great to have  Mar 02, 2011
By April
It's great to have a few extra liners for your gDiapers to make changes easier. The outside cloth part rarely gets soiled when there's a dirty diaper, so I just have an extra snap in liner ready with a cloth or disposable liner in it. Then, I just quickly snap the clean one in and put the diaper back on.

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