Lavender - I second the recommendation of Sandy's and airflows, they are both brilliant because of the separate poppers for legs and tum, most don't do that and it's a nightmare getting a good fit. An airflow goes over everything and doesn't have to touch the tum/legs all the way round to work so no red marks.
I find hanging to dry on a clothes horse gets them dry in 24-36h, don't put on radiator as I believe it reduces their life and makes them crunchy. Don't wash any nappies or fleece wipes with softener. The wraps can go in a 60 degree wash but 40 degrees is sufficient and will make them last longer, don't tumble.
For nights i'm using the new style Ella's House Bumhuggers which have fleece lining and pull-out tongue to make it dry quicker, they're much nicer imo than the old style. I would recommend them as not particularly bulky but very absorbent and fleece keeps bum dry so no need for extra liner.
As BabyJ said make sure you use a fleece liner on anything that doesn't already have it - either buy something like this, or use an old fleece and cut rectangles out to use.
I always put a booster in my nappies (goes between nappy and baby, so from the outside it's wrap, nappy, booster, fleece, bum.). Boosters increase the absorbency of the nappy. You can kill two birds with one stone here because lots of boosters come with a fleecy top such as these, but some people prefer to get a booster without a fleece top and use a separate fleece liner, it's just personal preference I think.
Sorry for the essay