CSKB Baby Washable Reusable Cloth Diapers, 7 Pcs Diapers, 7 Count (Pack of 1)

Please read my ENTIRE review! These worked well, you’ll see...When I received these I thought “Uh oh...I’m getting what I paid for.” They looked cheaply made. The material is super thin, as you can see in one photo when held up to natural indoor light you can see through the material and see where the interfacing and snaps are sewn in place. The interior lining is thinner and similar to the underside of a cotton bib- I would not call it microfiber at all. And there were uncut threads hanging off the diapers where the seamstress didn’t finish their work it seemed. Looked homemade versus professional.I was extremely worried about washing and drying them and damaging the materials as well as color bleeding on to my other items in the wash. So I washed them on a cold cycle with other colored clothes first and avoided the dryer and allowed to air dry. Came out fine, no damage, shrinkage, or color bleeding/fading. *After a regular full diaper load wash, and even a medium heat dry, they’re still good/same condition as new.Now for testing in baby. I prepared them with multiple kinds of inserts to test the leakage. So far with every kind of liner they hold up well, same as my other covers...but I still am cautious with them afraid of a bad leak. The fit is great and the cover overall is very pliable and soft in the inside (the cover had a kind of scratchiness to it- like it makes sound when your fingers rub over it however still soft for baby). I actually really like how soft and pliable they are because when I’m holding my baby I feel life I’m holding the baby versus holding a bulky diaper! The bulk is significantly less with the same inserts used with my other covers (Alvababy, Amnababy). (*Would like to note that I place my liners on top of the interior fabric and not in the pockets ever!) So it’s nice not to have a body armor of a diaper on the baby. Seems like it’d be more comfortable for baby too but can’t tell that baby has a preference or notices comfort (7mo). And this is my second baby I’m cloth diapering fully, and have been doing it for just over 2 years. So I needed extra as my first supply isn’t sufficient for both a toddler and baby! Toddler doesn’t seem to want to potty train fully any time soon ;( lol, was hoping but no.Anyways, my point is that I know what I’m doing by now with cloth diapers and have tried a bit of everything to know what I like and what works best. With that said. These are surprisingly nice! I’m glad I bought them. I’m happy and even if they start to falter, they were a pretty inexpensive buy to add to my stash. I thought I was going to have to reserve them for backups and my car stash but I rotate them alongside my other covers....So...I think you should buy them! So far, from what I can tell, you can’t go wrong with this price! Bulk up your supply, so you don’t ever have a diaper emergency! And if you’re just trying to save money, these seem like they could be good for a full supply of cloth stash if you get enough sets!

You canTell it's not the quality name brand nappies but they are greattttttt for the price! Mine actually had pockets too!! I'm cloth diapering a 15 month old and she still has plenty room to grow in these i hand wash and spin dry so they should last a great while...ordering more before we even put them in rotation 😂 she peed in one when we tried it on her and it leaked only bc hubby put it on t he larger setting (how i know she can grow into it) ill upload a video to my YouTube UNIQUVERSE reviewing them with different inserts!

***CHANGING MY REVIEW***I jumped the gun and initially gave this product 5 stars. I am bumping it down to two stars for a few reasons.1. WASHING: while these come out of the wash with NO stains (I use a combination of Dreft and Borax) the fabric is starting to pill. To me, this is a clear sign that the fabric is not durable and will only continue to thin out after constant removal of the pilling. (I am about to change detergent though, so this may factor in)2. SIZING: I purchased these with the assumption they would be adjustable up to the equivalent of a size 6 disposable diaper. These will maybe go to a size 3. (This really wont matter though, because I'm sure the fabric will have worn out by then anyway).3. SMELL: If you are like me and wash every other day, do not buy these! These definitely need to be washed the same day they were used. So this particular brand is used every other day for that reason. A friend introduced me to BAC OUT - I love this stuff on my other diapers but it does not work for this brand.The only thing that did not change from my initial review is the absorption factor. Absolutely no leaks! Which is the only reason I did not go all the way down to1 star.

These are not the best. They are very thin and only have two buttons to secure. I actually ended up using them as a cover to some 100% cotton diapers I have. They do not leak which is nice but don’t seem secure around the leg. If you need a few back up diapers for the price they are good enough but other than that I’d try another brand. UPDATE the the bottoms are fine because they don’t leak at all. I put an insert in the pocket and a thin 100% cotton insert on top. They are easy to use and I send them to daycare with my children so the teachers will have less trouble with cloth diapering. I don’t know how long they will hold up but the longer I had them, the more I realized how much I liked them compared to some of my more expensive diapers.

I bought these and they were delivered on 11/24/2020. By Christmas, my husband had bought a can of 3M Scotchguard spray to re-waterproof the outside of them. The Scotchguard, which says to reapply after every wash, has lasted more washed than the waterproofing the diapers came with. They do not claim to be made of PUL, but TPU which my husband assumes is Thermoplastic PolyUrethane. They did not come with any care instructions, so my house-husband has just been washing them with the diapers, in hot water with detergent and borax. After 3 washes they were no longer waterproof (A single 2 coat application of Scotchguard has survived 5 washes so far without needing to be reapplied). Even with a prefold directly on my son's bottom and an insert in the pocket of the cover, it would still leak through. Because of the cheap quality of these covers, I had to replace the mattress of our bassinette.The cotton liner was pilling after the first wash, and the spacing of the snaps is inconsistent. On one of the diapers, the 5th and 6th snaps (counting from left to right if facing the front of the cover) are practically right next to each other. Also, the snaps are not very secure. They come undone quite easily. My 3-month-old son likes to kick when he is on his back and he has successfully removed one of the covers just by kicking.Once we recover from the income lost from the pandemic and maternity leave, we will buy something better. Maybe Alvababy.