Product reviews

Great if you want a totally biodegradable disposable with no bleaches or gels to harm your babies bottom. Some others aren't totally biodegradable and still have gels. Make sure you get the right size to avoid leakages. Are more expensive than others but you aren't filling up the landfil and not putting chemicals on your baby that could affect their future fertility.

I found that after using Moltex for a while, if I had to use a huggies or pampers nappy, I felt they were inferior, pampers seemed to be too thin. I didn't like the gel that they used, which Moltex does not use, or appears to be different. Ideal if you care about the environment but washable nappies don't fit in with your lifestyle or families needs, and never once had poo escaping or nappy rash, which my children had with other brands in the past. Could not leave child in nappy for more than about 4 hrs, which al of us may have accidently done at one time in our life. The worst that happens is that clothes get a bit damp (if your child drinks lots and nappy is on too long). I would rather that than their skin covered in chemicals in a warm damp environment. Found not only mailorder places to buy, but also health food shops and boutiques sold them.

They are more expensive but if you can't handle going down the washable route then these are great - a good fit, reliable, my daughter has less nappy rash with these than other brands and they go some way to easing your conscence on the environment, no bleach, bio degradable packaging etc. I buy in bulk from our local health food shop which helps bring the cost down.

As good as any of the conventional disposables. Not quite as lovely and stretchy as Pampers Active Fit. Don't do a newborn size unfortunately and you have to get them mail order.

gentle for baby, less chemicals, environmentally friendly, good for the soul!