Thirsties Diaper Cover
Thirsties offers a trim diaper cover to families looking for a super cute yet effective waterproof wrap. Thirsties Diaper Covers are made from a single layer polyester laminate for optimal breathability and hassle-free washing. Want to get away with fewer diaper covers in rotation? The laminate that lines the inside of the soft polyester can be wiped clean between uses. Then toss in the washer with your diapers and dry on low heat.
Secures with Aplix velcro for a perfect and secure fit everytime. Only the best in components are used in every Thirsties Diaper Cover: Aplix velcro and Lastin elastic that will not wear out or stretch out. Leg gussets provide advanced leakproof protection and bindings are super soft against baby skin and will not wick moisture onto baby's clothes. All sizes offer convenient fold-over laundry tabs. 
The generous cut of Thirsties Diaper Covers offers a superior waterproof exterior on any type of flat, prefolded, contoured, or fitted cloth diaper.
Machine wash warm or hot. Dry in dryer or hang to dry. Made in the USA.
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X-SMALL |
SMALL |
MEDIUM |
LARGE |
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Waist |
10-15" |
12-19" |
14-22" |
16-25" |
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Thighs |
4-8" |
6-10" |
8-12" |
10-14" |
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Rise |
14" |
16" |
18" |
20" |
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Weight |
6-12 lb. |
12-18 lb. |
18-28 lb. |
28-40 lb. |
Defects are rare, but do occasionally occur. Thirsties stands behind their products. Your diaper covers are under warranty for 90 days from the purchase date. Defects covered under the warranty are loose stitching, holes, or a mis-sewn area.
If you are having leaking problems or would like to prevent leaking problems please follow these instructions.
Thirsties offers a few of the most common reasons for leaks & their corresponding solutions:
1 - The fit may be too big. It is tempting to purchase diapers a bit larger than what you need in order to get longer use out of them. But Thirsties diapers are very generously cut and if you size-up, they will not fit properly and will end up leaking. Solution: Use smaller size
2 - Using the wrong detergent can lead to build-up and will make your diapers repel. Click Here for a list of safe detergents: http://www.diaperjungle.com/detergent-chart.html Use a mild detergent with no phosphates, and minimal additives. Add only 1/2 the recommended amount of detergent for top-loaders and 1/3 the recommended dose for high efficiency and front-loaders. Avoid all soaps and many "Free & Clear" and/or popular baby detergents. These detergents will leave a residue on your diapers that will affect the absorbency and may cause 'stinky' diapers and/or diaper rash. Below Thirsties has compiled a list of some commonly found detergents that are best for washing diapers and also the most delicate on baby skin: 
~ Allen’s Naturally® ~ Arm & Hammer® - Essentials Free ~ Charlie’s Soap® ~ Country Save® ~ Ecos® - Free & Clear Liquid ~ Maggie’s Soap Nuts® ~ Mountain Green® - Free & Clear ~ Planet® Ultra Powder
Solution: Strip your diapers by replacing your detergent with 1-2 Tbs regular Dawn dish soap and rinsing until water runs clear.
3 - Fabric softeners and diaper rash ointment can coat the fibers of your diapers and make them leak. Solution: Strip your diapers by replacing your detergent with 1-2 Tbs Dawn dish soap.
4 - The diapers may be worn for too long between changes. Solution: Cloth diaper changes need to be more frequent than disposables and on average will need repacement every 2 hours. If you need to go longer than that, you will need to add a good cotton or hemp doubler or insert.
5 - The diaper does not meet the absorbency needs of your baby. Solution: In this case, consider adding a cotton or hemp doubler or insert to every change. Cotton and Hemp are both stable absorbers that pair very nicely with the fast absorbing power of our microfiber terry soakers.
6 - The waterproof lamination on your diaper or cover needs to be resealed. Solution: An occasional full-cycle tumble in the dryer on high is actually beneficial to the waterproofing layer.
7 - And finally, if you have a baby boy, be sure to point his privates downward when changing his diaper. If he is aiming to the side or up, he will leak out of the diaper or cover. |