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Mumsnet best - Disposable nappies - Moltex
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(137 reviews)| Comfort | 8.7 |
| Reliability | 8.1 |
| Value For Money | 7.1 |
| Overall | 8.0 |
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From: Anon
Overall rating 1.3
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Avoid. They are expensive, hard to find, and they leak. Can't stand them. There are better alternatives (eg Tushies).
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From: Anon
Overall rating 8.7
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These nappies have been more reliable than many of the 'big names'. They don't smell when they are full of pee due to some clever use of tea in the manufacture! They are the perfect disposable.
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From: Anon
Overall rating 9.0
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tried all the other brands but couldnt stand the smell of chemicals,with this one my babys skin is perfect- no nappy rash and they are enviromently friendly
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From: Anon
Overall rating 7.7
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Just as good as "non eco-friendly" disposables, although don't cope with breastmilk poo as effectively as Pampers. Unbleached and with fewer nasty chemicals. Although not completely bio-degradable, much more so than most disposables.
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From: Anon
Overall rating 8.3
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Environmentally friendly - as good as a premium nappy without the bleach and its recyclable!
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