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Bamboozles by Tots Bots - anyone use them?

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pupuce · 03/06/2006 22:21

Just wondering what people's experience of them is... or any of the other Tots Bots nappies... thanks

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Yorkiegirl · 03/06/2006 22:25

bamboozles are very absorbent and also slim. Quick to dry but not the quickest.
Tots bots unbleached, supreme absorbency, can't be beaten imo
Tots rainbow, less absorbent but still a great nappy
Fluffle, good absorbency, very fast drying. Not for you if you don't like microfibre.
All best when used with motherease airflow wraps
hth

pupuce · 03/06/2006 22:27

Gosh you tried them all????
Have you tried the Motherease ones ?

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Yorkiegirl · 03/06/2006 22:30

I have many nappies Grin
altho my favourite is not a tots. I love the unbleached stuffienappy, fantastic overnight, never had a leak even when worn for 13 hours once!
Not tried ME, must be one of the few I haven't!

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pupuce · 03/06/2006 22:32

Stuffienappy ???? Where do you get those from ? Never heard of them !

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Yorkiegirl · 03/06/2006 22:38

\link{http://www.stuffienappies.co.uk\here} you go. You can get them from time2change amongst others.

CorrieDale · 04/06/2006 07:26

I couldn't recommend ME nappies. I've tried Sandy's (OK but not nearly as good as Tots), one-size (imposs to get a good fit on a skinny baby), multifit (ditto Sandy's). Tots are brilliant - haven't tried fluffles because I don't like the feel of microfibre. If you're going to buy in bulk then I'd say definitely go for the bamboozles. They're bloody marvellous and the resale value is very high! Can't comment on stuffies because it hasn't arrived yet - gets ever such good reviews though! If you want to see reviews of yet more nappies, try this site: \link{http://www.clothnappyreview.blogspot.com\run by a MNer}

liath · 04/06/2006 07:40

Bamboozles - very absorbant, slower to dry than fluffles or MEOS. Get the aplix ones as I've found after a few washes the nippa doesn't grip into the matieriel well.

Fluffles are just as absorbant & dry faster but not a slim or silky.

Standard tots are fine too but again take a while to dry.

HTH.

pupuce · 04/06/2006 09:23

liath - thats' interesting because I heard that the velcro were better than the nappy nippas... I have the original Tots Bots with velcro (bought 5 years ago) and velcro was never a problem!

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pupuce · 04/06/2006 09:23

Sorry Blush you ARE saying velcro is better !

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Cherylynne · 04/06/2006 09:50

i've got bamboozles nappi nippa, which i like as they are very slim and really absorbant. I never went for velcro as the rainbow ones that i have with velcro the velcro stopped working well after a while. i like the rainbow bots for daytime as they are slim too.

pupuce · 04/06/2006 18:21

Quick question... it says on Tots Bots website that Bamboozle size 2 start at 20lbs... the original Tots Bots size 2 start at 18lbs... I was able to use size 2 original tots bots on a 6 weeks old... was that the case for those of you who bought Bamboozles ?
Thanks!

V.

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pupuce · 04/06/2006 18:21

Quick question... it says on Tots Bots website that Bamboozle size 2 start at 20lbs... the original Tots Bots size 2 start at 18lbs... I was able to use size 2 original tots bots on a 6 weeks old... was that the case for those of you who bought Bamboozles ?
Thanks!

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BonyM · 04/06/2006 21:27

Sorry, can't answer the size question, but just wanted to add that Bamboozles are my favourite nappy although they are the slowest to dry. Most absorbent though and I use them at night as well - never had a leak. Aplix are better imo - the ones I've got have stayed softer and are more absorbent than my nippa ones.

anchovies · 04/06/2006 22:45

Hi, yes you can use a nippa size 2 bamboozle on a newborn, you just fold the front down. I chose not to though because everyone preferred the aplix bamboozle. I bought both sizes and it was well worth it as the re-sale value was really high.

FlameBoo · 04/06/2006 22:55

Love love love my bamboozles. (Have tried all tots Blush).

I use the size 1 nippa (never had any gripping problems at all), and they are so slim that I would think that folded down size 2s would be fine, but - the size 1s are really stretchy. DS is a fairly solid baby, between 14/15lbs now and the tabs are still overlapping, so I see a good life expectancy before I need to change to size 2s.

LeahE · 04/06/2006 23:05

I liked them but didn't like how long they took to dry (could probably be measured in geological time...).

expatinscotland · 04/06/2006 23:15

dd2s got a bamboozle on right now. i booster them up at night w/a microfibre cloth and top w/a motherease wrap - she's in the rikki just now.

i love 'em for night!

pupuce · 05/06/2006 19:27

Thanks guys that is most helpful!

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Raggydoll · 12/06/2006 14:53

I am a cloth nappy newbie Grin and my favourite so far is the bamboozle. it looks great on and performs just as well as my other nappies. i'm def going to get some more of these.

rumple · 17/07/2007 23:13

leahE I know it's a year later but your geological time comment made me laugh. I live in a flat and so today I took my bamboozles over to sisters to put out on line. Long afternoon in sun & wind and some still slightly damp. However the sunshine has done wonders for some poo stains, they 've completely disappeared.
Apart from drying time very happy with bamboozle's performance.
Am going to try fluffle when I buy next size up, was worried about non natural fibre next to skin but have been putting fleece liners in to nappy with no problem, so...

hippopowell · 18/07/2007 07:22

I LOVE my Bamboozles. They fit my dd bottom perfectly & are soo absorbant. They take a while to dry but is worth it as they are so slim & soft & georgeous.I use them boosted at night & during the day. Never had a problem. Used size 1 fluffles when she was little. Also a fantastic nappy. Sooo soft & absorbant. I thought it was brilliant as a newborn nappy as the bf liquid poo just kind of soaked in , but no bad stains. I didn't think they were too bulky. Never stopped her crawling about the place anyway.

FlameDelacour · 18/07/2007 08:42

Wonder why I was FlameBoo....

claireybee · 18/07/2007 10:19

I also really like my bamboozles and the drying time isnt really an issue for me-mainly cos i have so many nappies but also cos pretty much all of my nappies are bamboo now so they all take ages to dry-i dont have any fast drying ones to compare them to! I find a day on the line (provided is dry!) and overnight in the airing cupboard is plenty of drying time, even though i stack them up in airing cupboard.
I bought mine when dd was 15lbs and went straight for the size 2's so they were really bulky on her for ages but fit her nicely now. They still arent the slimmest of the bamboo nappies but have a good cute factor! The older ones i have seem to have shrunk quite a lot but the newer ones havent and have also stayed softer so i think they have changed the fabric slightly.

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