These are sold in rolls of 100. They make nappy changes simpler, allowing solids to be flushed without remnants on the nappy itself. They can be used with all nappies. Our liners are good quality and strong enough to be washed and reused if just wet. Flush one sheet at a time. Consider using flushable liners in disposable nappies too, this allows the poo to be flushed down the toilet where it belongs, in the sewage system. It means your bin won't end up as smelly as well as being better for the environment.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS 
I've used many rolls of these liners with my two children as they are the same ones you can buy without going online (in shops). I've cursed them for being inadequate almost every time I've used them. Yes, they are tough and don't tear and flush no problem, but they almost always ruck up inside the nappy and miss the poo, leaving loads of it all over the rest of the nappy. This means higher temperature washes or very stained nappies, as mine are now. Over these ones I would highly recommend the Ultra Biodegradable ones which don't ruck up at all.
Sarah Rowe
I have no problem with these liners, have been using them continuously for the last 4.5 years with my 3 kids.They are cheaper than the other ones and I don't fancy washing and re-using paper liners even though it's possible as I reckon they would get stuck in the machine and cause blockages. We use square terries which perhaps fit tighter than the mother-ease ones so the liner doesn't ruck up quite the same maybe. They generally catch all the poo (not absolutely always, and certainly not in the early days pre-weaning with breastmilk poo!) but my nappies are still dazzling white as all the staining comes out in the wash.
Lyndsey Simpson
Flushable Biodegradable Liners
