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>>>>I was chatting with a friend who has started using >DD >>>>with her daughter . She was starting to give up >>>>because her daughters poop was ruining the diapers . >>>>She couldn't understand how our nappies on the >>washing >>>>lines were so white . She had never used terry >>nappies >>>>before and just took it that they were the same as >>>>disposables just bulkier . She never knew that when >>>>using cloth nappies you are supposed to use a nappy >>>>liner to avoid the solids getting mushed into the >>>>nappy . >>>>Does anyone else use gauze or muslin liners anymore >? >>> >>>Well, there are liners sold for disposable diapers >>>too, so I think many people would be familiar with >the >>>idea. Maybe your friend didnt realize cloth needs >>>several pieces to work and isnt all in one like the >>>disposable. Any idea why she used cloth if she wasnt >>>familiar with how that works? >>>Has she told you why she started diaper discipline, >>>how long she hopes it to last? It's good that she >knew >>>of you (and possibly others) to ask for advice. Do >you >>>think she has been happy with how her daughter has >>>been responding, other than the issue of not using a >>>liner? >>I think you are getting mixed up with liners and >>boosters and soakers Jeff . The addition to a >>disposable nappy would be pointless as the whole nappy >>is disposable . A cloth Terry one isn't hence the need >>for liners . > >True. But it seems like a liner and stuffer is kinda >similar, just not optional with cloth. Which made me >wonder why your friend decided to go with cloth, if >she wasn't familiar with using that before. Does she >want to continue using dd otherwise?

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