Plastic triangle to help contain diaper sprayer mess?

ChelsiAnn13

Does anyone remember that diaper sprayer aid? I had been following them on facebook but I can't find them.

A family created the idea and it is basically three plastic sides with a clip on it. You clip the dirty CD in it and the sides help contain any spray off that may be created by the diaper sprayer and then you can fold the two sides in to ring out the diaper?

I have decided to give CDing another go but I need something to help my family be willing to change diapers. I am not even a huge fan of swishing so I know they won't be.

 I am also thinking about liners but if I buy truly biodegradable ones I won't be saving money and if I get cheap ones it probably won't be biodegradable. Any suggestions on a good liner brand, just in case some of my family babysitters don't want to cooperate.

Megan.10.06

I can't help with the sprayer, but I use Bummis flushable liners.  Well, I should say, other people when watching my kids use them. 

ChelsiAnn13

Thank you! Do they allow the urine to wick away well?
Someone mentioned that my LO may be sensitive to the moisture against her skin and I suspect they were correct, so I am just looking for something to make the poo clean up easier.

noryang

I do not think that flushable liners provide a stay dry feel. However, I am guessing that if you used a microfleece liner - which does provide the stay dry feel - that dunking a liner would be much easier and less messy. All with a grain of salt as my LO is still EBF so I sm only guessing.

BrendaLou1969

I saw those triangle things and it seems like alot of extra work that was unnecessary once I had a bit of "experience" under my belt with my sprayer.  I have the biodegradable liners and I don't use them.  They just bunched up and poop ended up getting on the  diaper anyway, well I haven't tried them since she has been on solids, but she poops once or twice a day now but not at a regular time so it would be expensive using them at every diaper change. 

I know some women have had great success with them - as for family babysitters, I just tell them to fold the messy diaper in half and stick it in the wet bag.  I spray it when I get home - no big deal, you just have to carefully take them out of the bag.

Megan.10.06

They definitely aren't stay dry - but they allow urine to pass through. 

I use 2 when we use them so they don't bunch.  

ChelsiAnn13

Thank you! Spray Pal! Man I could not remember what it was called for my life!

And thank you for your input everyone!