ALVABABYNatures Cloth Diaper Inserts，4 Layers Viscose from Bamboo Inserts，Super Water Absorbent 12pcs 12MB

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I've been looking for bamboo diaper inserts (I have a ton of std. microfiber inserts) and the wording here makes it seem like these are mostly or all rayon / bamboo.That is not the case. They are two exterior layers of thin bamboo with two thick microfiber polyester layers in the middle. The listing reads "4 layers rayon from bamboo" so I do think this is misleading.Just thought someone else might want this info! (For what it's worth, they work just fine, like all the other microfiber products. ha.)

Alva diaper liners are 13.5" long and 5" wide. It takes 6 or 10 washes to get them to the high absorbency state (typical of bamboo covers). They are a little more absorbent but slightly less breathable and feel somewhat hotter than the micro-fiber (non bamboo) liner. These diaper liners are used for a bed ridden adult who was able to give me this comparison description. Since a baby cannot precisely describe how they feel I thought it was a useful feedback to share. Overall, we are pleased with them.Ali Julia review

I started using cloth diapers with bamboo inserts when my kiddo was around 1 month old. They have saved us so much money by switching from disposables. These seem very similar to the inserts that come with the Wegreeco brand cloth diapers, and both work well. Some of the inserts have developed some faint stains that will probably clear up easily in the sun; the pocket diapers themselves are still stain-free and snowy white inside!I much prefer using bamboo inserts over the microfiber kind for several practical reasons:- they are softer on my hands when I am stuffing them into the pocket diapers every night; the microfiber feels slickly plush at first but ultimately leaves my fingertips feeling raw.- they seem to absorb much better than the microfiber inserts, which became mandatory as my baby grew. Where the microfiber ones are always sodden and gushy, the bamboo ones just expand a bit and feel damp.- I can tell more quickly when they are wet, as they feel stiffer and bulkier when wet; microfiber inserts only become a limp, soggy mess that requires me touching the liner to check if it’s wet (ew).- microfiber is not breaking down in the environment/oceans and is currently alarming a lot of people as it's getting back into our drinking water and we have no idea how it will impact our bodies over time. It might be benign, or it might be killing us (I mean, people used to use radioactive material as fashion makeup until they realized it was dangerous). So, I will try to cut down on microfiber/plastics where I can!