g-Diaper system, 13-36lbs, cloth and disposable, over 110 pcs

g-Diaper system, 13-36lbs, cloth and disposable, over 110 pcs Introduction

Complete Original g-Diaper system for 13-36lb, with over 110 pieces. Pick up in South Edmonton in Summerside. Most are like new, but a some are a more worn. Price reflects worn nature of some of the pants and liners. Handmade items are made with a traditional machine and serger, as appropriate. Handmade inserts are made with a wicking layer, bamboo and Wazoodle Zorb absorbent fabric. I can remove most of the embellishments from the handmade pants if desired. This will make them unisex. Includes: 1 package of M/L/XL disposable, flushable, compostable, biodegradable inserts (28 pieces). I preferred the cloth and only used these when going out, so I generally discarded them or composted them in my backyard composter. 2 stir sticks that are used if you want to flush the inserts. 3 rolls of cloth diaper liners (100 ct each), plus one partial roll; flushable and disposable (I always flushed them). 1 round Kanga Care wet bag 1 Alva Babies wet/dry bag 9 g-Diapers pants, medium (13-28 lb) 2 handmade pants, medium 12 g-diapers pants, Large (22-36 lb) 6 handmade pants, large 32 g-diapers waterproof liners, M/L/XL (29 in pants + 3 extras) – just remove them from the size you aren’t using as extras for the size you are. 26 g-Cloth inserts, size M/L/XL. 18 homemade cloth "extra absorbent" layers layer for overnight diapers; just place under the cloth insert where needed (front for boys, middle for girls). Use 2 or 3 if you need. You can also use a second cloth insert for even extra absorbency275. They are super easy to use. Instructions are on the g-Diapers website (www.gdiapers.com/original). The waterproof liners snap in/out of the adorable cloth pants. Both are machine washable, however they can be reused until they become soiled; the liners can be reused a few times after wet diapers before needing washing. You can use either cloth inserts or the disposable/biodegradable/compostable/flushable liners and stuff them into the waterproof liner, and voila! You have adorable diapers (see pic for adorable crawling bum).