Junior Joy fleece liners (10 pack)

10 Polyester Fleece real nappy booster Inserts (15x30cm)

Price: £4.19

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10 Polyester Fleece Inserts (15x30cm)

These fleece liners are washable, economical and user-friendly. A hybrid of a liner and a booster, the microfibre fabric works by pulling moisture away from baby's skin and onto the nappy, which  keeps your baby's bum dry, and helps to minimise the risk of nappy rash. As well as this it is excellent at catching poo which doesn't stick to it as to other fibres, so it easily slips off the liner. This protects the nappy underneath and makes changing that little bit easier. It can be used in conjunction with any nappies - shaped and unshaped, and is soft to the touch and gentle on baby’s skin.

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REVIEWS

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Customer Reviews

Emma Howard -
Thursday 19th January 2012 - 15:44

soft, keep wetness and rashes away from my babies bum. do pill in the wash and cant help but wonder why i didnt just chop up 50p worth of fleece fabric from a sewing shop

Sarah Alford -
Saturday 30th July 2011 - 17:59

Just brilliant. My little one got awful nappy rash when I started using cloth nappies (almost blistering) that I nearly gave up and went back to disposables, but once her nappy rash had cleared and I started using these liners, no more problems. They really do keep baby's bum dry. They are a bit of a faff rinsing off breast milk poo before pailing them, but worth it to keep baby and bum happy!

Farin Clark -
Tuesday 26th July 2011 - 10:08

I use these in addition to the paper liners and they are great for protecting the nappies when my little one does a big number 2. I have tried using these on their own without a paper liner, and it's fine for wees but personally, I don't like scrapping poo off the liners. Having said that, these do clean really easily and rarely stain.

Therese Jennings -
Wednesday 20th July 2011 - 16:06

Definitely worth buying if you don't want to bother with paper liners to protect your nappy and also keep your LO's bum nice and dry. The only downside is they are quite large and rectangular so don't always fit some of the nappies with slimmer fits. They'd be easier if they were hourglass shaped, but they do the job and were cheap so I can't really complain!

andrea harris -
Friday 20th May 2011 - 21:05

We use these at night as they're soft. Very good for washing and drying but a bit more icky in the daytime with poo than just being able to flush the biodegradable ones.

Georgina Lloyd -
Friday 1st April 2011 - 19:47

They keep liquid away from the skin, however they are quite large and I have to fold them a little to fit them inside large nappies.

Shian Holt -
Monday 21st February 2011 - 16:01

Super soft, easily washed & dried.

Yvonne Price -
Sunday 13th February 2011 - 08:13

I love these. I use Junior Joy Terries and these fleece liners always feel dry to touch when I change my baby.

Sandra Lange -
Monday 7th February 2011 - 15:12

the liners are nice and soft, but could be a bit bigger in size to completely cover larger nappies.

Clean Green Nappy says: Thanks for the comments. These are actually one of the bigger boosters on the market - the idea is that they sit inside the nappy, and don't necessarily need to cover the whole surface area.

Sophie Miller -
Sunday 10th October 2010 - 23:05

Am just playing devil's advocate as they are lovely and soft and do exactly what they say on the tin. However, I just couldn't face scraping poo off them any more and wish I had considered this a little more before I bought them! Guides often say to just flick the poo off with a brush or a stick, but I couldn't ever seem to get it right and ended up covering either myself or the toilet. Nice...