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These "green" diapers are the invention of a husband and wife team from Australia.  They have an outer shell of nylon with 2 snaps for easy on/off. The inner liner snaps into place also and is made out of an absorbent flushable insert. It comes with a stir stick to break the liner up before flushing. Some people have used it in conjunction with cloth diapers. $10 outer/$13.00 pack of 40 liners.

Gdiapers eco-friendly diapers
MSRP $14.00
Release date November, 2005
Brand gdiapers
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Eco-friendly!
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Liners are flushable
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Liners decompose
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Leaks sometimes
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Nature Babycare Diapers

Nature Babycare Diapers

MSRP  $12.99    Released  January, 2006
Pros
  • Completely disposable
  • Environmentally friendly
  • No harsh chemicals against baby's skin
  • Good coverage
  • Diaper is less bulky than traditional diapers
Cons
  • Tabs don't stick as well as traditional diapers
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1.  avatar moonlitcherri said:

I've gotta get some of these when I have a baby.
May 13, 2008 8:32pm
2.  avatar Amanie said:

What a great idea! This totally makes sense, instead of having the *whole* diaper disposable, make it partially disposable.
May 14, 2008 11:16am
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Amanie

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December 8, 2008
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Pros

  • Eco-friendly!
  • Liners are flushable
  • Liners decompose

Cons

  • Leaks sometimes

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"What a great idea! This totally makes sense, instead of having the *whole* diaper disposable, make it partially disposable."
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Erik

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May 14, 2008
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  • Eco-friendly!

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Midwinter

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  • Eco-friendly!

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