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Disposable Bamboo Nappy Liners

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$4.31 $5.99 In stock

Category: nappy liners

Make nappy changes easier by using our disposable bamboo nappy liners; these let any liquid soak through into the nappy, but catch the poo so when it comes to nappy changing you can scoop up the whole liner and dispose of into the bin.

Easy to Use: Simply place it at the top of the nappy stack and when it comes to nappy changing time, use the liner to scoop up the poo and flick the poo into the toilet. Fits all types of reusable nappies.

Soft to the Touch: Super-soft bamboo PLA provides the ultimate comfort for a baby's bottom. 

An Environmentally Sustainable Alternative: The huge benefit of PLA as a bamboo-derived bioplastic is that it naturally degrades when exposed to the environment. PLA liners will take between two and twelve months to degrade fully in a landfill situation. 

How to use: place on top of the nappy next to the baby's bottom. After using, bag and bin the liner. Do not flush down the toilet!

We recommend using disposable liners when out and about for convenience but when you're at home, use our more sustainable washable fleece liners which you can wash and reuse time and again.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Matthew ★★★★★

These liners are so much softer than I expected for a disposable, and they hold up well when you scoop the whole mess out. The bamboo lets everything soak through fast, so the nappy does the heavy lifting and I'm not scrubbing anything. Honestly, this has made the worst part of diaper changes a quic

James L. ★★★★★

These liners have genuinely cut my nappy changes in half. The liquid soaks straight through into the nappy while the solids stay on top, so I just lift the whole thing out and bin it. No more scraping or soaking, and they've held up fine even on the messy days.

Evelyn ★★★★★

The bamboo liners catch the messy stuff while the wee soaks straight through, so I'm not scrubbing the whole nappy every time. They've cut my nappy changes down to a quick scoop and toss, which is exactly what I needed.