Diaper Liners Kawigo Cloth Diaper Liner Bamboo Rayon 400 Sheets - Soft

In this review of the Kawigo diaper liners, the bottom line is simple: parents who use cloth diapers and want an easy, low-irritation way to trap solids and reduce laundry will appreciate these liners. These disposable sheets are made of 100% rayon derived from bamboo and are marketed as unscented, chlorine free, and gentle against sensitive skin. The biggest reason to buy is the convenience they add to cloth diapering-quick cleanup of solids while still allowing moisture to pass into the diaper for absorption.

Key Features

• Natural material: The liners are made from 100% rayon from bamboo, offering a soft, plant-derived surface next to baby skin to reduce irritation.
• Unscented and free of harsh chemicals: Sheets are fragrance free, chlorine free and free from common contaminants to help avoid added skin sensitizers.
• Holds solids, passes liquids: The liners trap solid poo while allowing urine to pass through to the cloth diaper, making changes cleaner without blocking absorption.
• Convenient sizing and quantity: Each sheet measures 11.8 in by 7.1 in and comes in rolls of 100 sheets, giving a large supply for frequent changes or overnight use.
• Easy to use and portable: The disposable, lightweight sheets tear off easily and are convenient for travel or diaper bag use.
• Cuttable for smaller babies: Sheets can be cut in half for smaller diapers, offering flexible sizing for different ages.

Who It's For

These liners suit parents who prefer cloth diapering but want a faster clean-up option for solids, caregivers of babies with sensitive skin who need an unscented, soft touch against the skin, and families who travel and need a lightweight, disposable liner. The product is also useful for those trying to reduce their reliance on fully disposable diapers while keeping laundry manageable.

Parents who require full flushable solutions should be cautious: while described as flushable in some materials, the manufacturer recommends not flushing to avoid plumbing issues. Families seeking ultra-absorbent insert replacement rather than a thin liner should look for specialized absorbent inserts instead.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Soft, bamboo-derived rayon is gentle on sensitive skin and unscented to limit irritation.
• Effectively holds solids while allowing liquids to pass into the diaper, simplifying changes and minimizing stains.
• Large roll count and a practical 11.8 in x 7.1 in sheet size make them useful for many diaper types and overnight use.
• Lightweight and portable for on-the-go diapering or travel.

Cons

• Not intended to be flushed despite some flushable claims, so disposal requires a bin and may not suit households wanting compostable or toilet-flush options.
• Because they are thin and designed to pass liquid, they do not add absorbency and should not replace proper cloth inserts for long stretches between changes.

Specifications

Material	100% rayon from bamboo
Sheet size	11.8 in x 7.1 in
Quantity per bag	100 sheets (1 roll)
Chemical profile	Unscented, fragrance free, chlorine free
Use	Disposable liner for cloth diapers; holds solids, passes liquids
Packaging	Lightweight roll for travel and storage

Our Verdict

The Kawigo bamboo rayon diaper liners are a practical, low-irritation option for cloth diapering parents who want easier cleanup of solids without sacrificing skin comfort. They deliver good value when used as intended alongside proper cloth inserts, offering convenience, softness, and a large supply for regular use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can these liners be flushed?
Although some materials describe them as flushable, the manufacturer recommends not flushing to avoid plumbing blockages; dispose in a bin instead.

Will these liners add absorbency?
No, the liners are thin and designed to let liquid pass through to the diaper insert; they do not increase absorbency.

Can sheets be cut for smaller babies?
Yes, sheets can be cut in half for smaller diapers, but do not fold or layer multiple sheets because that can slow liquid transfer.