Gerber Unisex Baby Boys Girls Birdseye Flatfold Cloth Diapers Multipack White 10 Pack

This is a much a better alternative to cheesecloth! I used these to strain my coffee oil and it made the job less of a hassle. I gave these a quick hand wash to remove some of the oil and coffee grounds. They laundered beautifully in the bleach (whites) load. The hand wash may not be necessary depending on what you are using them for. I would just be careful about oil and bits of food on them before placing in the machine. These, of course, can be used to make cheese, kefir, and other foods that need to be strained. They were a great investment. No more trying to hunt down cheesecloth at the store and dealing with inept staff who don't even know what it is. These are functional and reusable. They are a bit too thin to be used as cleaning rags. I would look for glass cloths for that job instead.

Thinner than I expected, but after a few washes in hot hot hot water and it fluffed up okay. Will post a follow up after I've used them as a diaper when my LO arrives. **update** 3 weeks after posting my LO arrived premature. We've used these as his primary diaper. After About 6 or 7 washes in hot water using Tide original for his dirty diapers, they've really taken shape and work great as a cloth diaper. We currently use the origami fold for these which creates a little pad down the center and cinch them using a snappi. Hoping to use my osocozy ones which admittedly are thicker and more absorbent once he gets bigger. But for a small baby (5-6 lbs) and a medium wetter, these are great. Like I said just be sure to prep them properly and they work fine. ***6 Month Update*** We've started using these again after he "outgrew" them. We've started pad folding them and using them as an extra layer of wetness control as he has become somewhat of a heavy wetter. These have been the gift that keeps on giving, as they work wonderfully as spit up catchers and doublers. They're soft now that we've washed them several times over.

I have been using these for cleaning counters, appliances everything for years. I used them as burp cloths as well 16 years ago. Drying dishes, these are the ultimate rags. All you do is throw them in the wash and they are clean. We use a ton of paper towels and these are so much better

Way to thin but they are cotton. Would you consider making terry cloth diapers. We need cloth diapers that are like original's. There is little availability. Make cloth diapers that people want to use.

My youngest child is in her 50's, and I am still buying diapers. What gives, you ask? Well, these Gerber Flat Cloth Diapers make excellent cleaning rags to use around the house. They are absorbent for cleaning up spills as well as washing and shining shower doors, faucets, counter tops, etc. And, they are more economical than using throw-away papertowels and more eco friendly as well. They are long lasting and easy to launder. They are so handy I even keep several in the car for cleaning up accidential spills. I am grateful Amazon carries these cloth diapers because it is getting harder and harder to find stores that still sell cloth diapers. I highly recommend using these cloth diapers to wipe up the spills in your life. You won't be sorry!

I guess it's my fault for not reading the description properly, but these are just muslin cloth sheets. Not at all what I would call diapers. I was expecting the cloth diapers that were thick and padded. These are NOT that.

Purchased as burp cloths for a newborn. Review written after 1 month of use. Overall: These are a decent choice as long as you’re expecting to fold them 2-3 times to handle only small messes, but you should expect that you’ll have to throw some of them away after only 10 washes. Pros: Soft. Foldable to the size/thickness you want. Reasonably absorbent for small messes (small spit ups, blocking pee during diaper changes). Cons: Quality is very inconsistent. Most have a lot of little strings hanging off the edges but are otherwise in pretty good shape after a month of use. Others have completely come apart (see photos - the seam has detached from the rest of the cloth all along one side, so that entire side is frayed) and had to be thrown away. Other: Not thick enough to handle larger messes - weave is very thin and loose (see photo).

I honestly thought these were the thick double layered diapers when I bought them and found out much to my dismay they were the thin single layer ones. I didn't want to return them and go through the bother so I washed them and put them in with my burp cloths. Now I always reach for these. They are soft to the touch after washing them the first time. They absorb everything almost like a paper towel. I only use a different burn cloth if I can't find one of these or someone else brings one to me. They also seem to wash well. My baby gets prune juice in her bottle so her spit up can sometimes be brown. It comes right out! So they always look fresh and clean after washing which is important to me.

They came as advertised. I just didn't realize how thin the material is. Since these are being used as a burp cloth, we just folded them in half and it made it a good size, and twice as thick.

Multiusos! Me encantaron, las uso para sacar gases a mi bebe, otras para colocar en su cambiador y a veces hasta de mantitas! Las he lavado muchísimas veces desde que las compre y si cambian un poco pero para el uso que les doy es comprensible! Me encantaron! Muy recomendadas!!!!

Excelente , muy absorbentes ideales para sacarle los aires al bebé y duraderos

I don’t know in what universe these cheesecloths would be diapers. They’re good to use as tea towels or anything but diapers.

aucune utilité bon pour la poubelle