Liners AND a sprayer?

Molluskwrangler

So I CD but we use a sprayer.

My SIL is pregnant and will be starting to CD and has registered for a ton of liners and a sprayer. Do you need both?  I was under the impression it was one or the other. I want to be sure she has what she needs but I didn't want to buy both if they cancel each other out. 

Thoughts?

caralck

I haven't cloth diapered a kid yet but I can see a reason for needing both once the baby starts getting chunkier poop.  I plan on using liners when out and about so I don't have to carry poop in my diaper bag - just toss the liner.  Same thing when the kid is at the baby sitter.  The sprayer is nice when changing diapers at home, when I won't be using a liner.  A least that's my plan...

Molluskwrangler

Makes sense. We've never had in 9 plus months a poop while out and about (knock on wood) and she is only watched in our home.

The more I thought about it the more sense it makes. At this point I would have to spray the liners out of her diapers lol.

myself1nme

The liners don't always go all the way to the edge of the diapers, so often times there is still poo that would need to be sprayed on there.  Plus sometimes they bunch up and don't do a whole lot of good.

caralck

Hmmm...good to know.  I guess we'll just have to duct tape them in place.  Lol!  Though I guess once they get to the chunky poop stage, they won't be pooping all that much anyway.  So much to figure out!  My friend's kids have explosive poop at all ages so maybe we'll get lucky and have normal pooping kids.

SuperCuteBenz

I used some liners with DD, and I hated them. They never stayed in place. I haven't used any with DS, and I don't own a sprayer either.

I can count on one hand how many times I have had to rinse and diaper, and three of those times happened in the last three days. That being said, I have a normal pooping kid. So, I dump and throw in the pail.

I guess if you have a messy kid, then I could see the need for both.

Molluskwrangler

caralck:

Hmmm...good to know.  I guess we'll just have to duct tape them in place.  Lol!  Though I guess once they get to the chunky poop stage, they won't be pooping all that much anyway.  So much to figure out!  My friend's kids have explosive poop at all ages so maybe we'll get lucky and have normal pooping kids.

Yeah, 90% of the time the poo is all the way up the front and all the up the back, even with solid foods. It's contained though which makes me a happy mommy. No blow outs.

Molluskwrangler

SuperCuteBenz:

I used some liners with DD, and I hated them. They never stayed in place. I haven't used any with DS, and I don't own a sprayer either.

I can count on one hand how many times I have had to rinse and diaper, and three of those times happened in the last three days. That being said, I have a normal pooping kid. So, I dump and throw in the pail.

I guess if you have a messy kid, then I could see the need for both.

For awhile and once in awhile now I can just dump it but most of the time it's everywhere and so freaking stubborn, I don't even think I could dunk and swish, I have to blast it with the sprayer. She's a super pooper. I envy you. 

andthatmakes4

myself1nme:

The liners don't always go all the way to the edge of the diapers, so often times there is still poo that would need to be sprayed on there.  Plus sometimes they bunch up and don't do a whole lot of good.

 

This.  I have a newborn and use both since she's FF and BF.

Molluskwrangler

Any liner suggestions ladies?

Molluskwrangler

lachute:

Yes we use both. 

I'm amazed you never gotten a poop outside your house. Maybe we are out and about a lot. But we get them weekly.  

She's a morning pooper.  We go out daily but she usually wakes up with a dipe full of poo.

frostnoel

Molluskwrangler:

Any liner suggestions ladies?

I use fleece liners that I made at home.  The poop usually falls right off.  For church nursery/babysitter, I prefer the Imse Vimse liners because I didn't have the bunching problem as much as I did with the Bummis.