Kushies Diaper Liners

I look cloth diapers system with disposable bags. Kushies seem to be the cheapest option I can find. Does anyone use them? I would like to hear your experiences - yay or not?

Kushies I think are a waste of money .. they wear too fast and therefore leakage. do not expect your layers (except perhaps the new-born) to last more than one child, so you need to buy large med or twice depending on the duration of your little one stays in each size. .. they have no leg gussets (i havent found any aio with EM) as diaper covers do, not gusstes leg means they have poo custom as you want. and you must pay more attention to how you wash them and they take forever to dry ... many people find they get when using layers of smelly AIOS

im totally with the first girl http://www.babybestbuy.com Easy maintenance covers hold up very well and cheep .... Great for prefolds http://www.clothdiaper.com <--- thats a layer that will last hehe FOREVERb

Wow - I did not know AIOS had no leg gusset!

Thought I could invest in a pair for my little girl (due any minute now), but I guess I'm not! Flag

I know many who have used Kushies mom ... If the "guru of cloth diapers" friend insists they are not so large. (Although it does not say why.)

Personally I used prefolds & covers Dapp layers. http://babybestbuy.com/diapering-cover.a ...

At $ 3.08 per cover (this is the command of a dozen, after delivery), I found it very economical. Although, after a year of use, the covers seem to lose some of its impermeability. (Of course, it also reveals that he has been in the same covers less than one year to over 2.)

NOTE: Some people are intimidated by the idea of fabric or prefolds and covers. But I've had male babysitters child cry how easy it was after showing once. If it could be converted, anyone can. :))