Stay-dry liners suggestions?

[lisams]

I was wondering what people use as a stay-dry liner. Not a liner for extra absorbancy, but a liner that keeps the bum dry. I ordered some Mother of Eden (maker of Fuzzibunz) stay-dry liners but they aren't here yet. I'm hoping they keep the moisture away like the Fuzzibunz material does. I would like to use these with a CPF for times like naptime and traveling when it might be longer than an hour or two between changes. Has anyone used these, or recommend something else?

Thanks,
Lisa

[egoldber]

It is very easy to make your own fleece liners. If you buy a yard of microfleece at a fabric store and cut it into vaguely diaper shaped rectangles, you can get lots of liners VERY cheaply. The only fleece liners I have are ones I made myself and I love them. They have pilled terrible over time, but I don't personally care and they work great. You do not need to sew the liners, since fleece does not unravel.

HTH,

[Calmegja]

I ordered 2 yards of Malden Mills fleece, and I cut it into hourglass shaped liners to use with CPFs....they work like a charm. They feel dry, even if the diaper is really wet underneath......

I think I read that Fabric.com sells fleece at great prices....I ordered from the MaldenMills store because I wanted a particular color....

[Melanie]

I have some fleece liners which seem to be cut from random fleece. I went to buy more and do it myself and I think I didn't get all the sizing or whatever out of them b/c they caused a big rash! Make sure if you make your own you get them stripped free!