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Mumsnet best - Disposable nappies - Moltex
Mumsnetter ratings
(137 reviews)| Comfort | 8.7 |
| Reliability | 8.1 |
| Value For Money | 7.1 |
| Overall | 8.0 |
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From: Anon
Overall rating 9.3
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These are fantastic nappies, they have far fewer chemicals than in a normal nappy - for instance they are perfumed using tea tree oil and are non-bleached. So if you want a (fairly) green option, these are the nappy for you! They are perfectly reliable, and just as good as the usual brands.
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From: Anon
Overall rating 9.0
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moltex are great,I love the non-bleached look about them.All disposables should be like this.why can't we buy them in the shops?
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From: Anon
Overall rating 7.0
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An expensive but environmentally friendlier choice if you don't want to use reusables. I found some unreliability at nights with both a new born and (nearly 3) year old.
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From: Anon
Overall rating 7.3
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eco friendly, could be a bit 'stretchy' like pampers but overall a good product that helps ease the guilt.
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From: Anon
Overall rating 7.0
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A bit more expensive than ordinary nappies, but have proved reliable and a good fit. A good alternative when reusable nappies are not practical.
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