Insert Material:
Microfiber:
A material made from polyester, commonly used for cleaning, that is ultra absorbent (can hold 8 times its weight) and inexpensive. It is also relatively trim and dries quickly. This is the most common insert material for cloth diapers.
Cotton:
Diapers with cotton inserts or soakers are not as absorbent as certain other materials, but have the boasting rights to being a natural fiber that is less likely to have build-up or stink issues.
Bamboo:
As a material, bamboo has to go through processing that essentially makes it the same as Rayon, so it is usually referred to as Rayon from Bamboo Fibers. Bamboo is a fast growing crop and very absorbent.
Hemp:
This material is ultra trim and very absorbent, making it perfect for the heavy wetter or for overnight diapers. It is often blended with cotton to make a hemp jersey that is softer than plain hemp inserts or soakers. Since hemp cannot be grown in the US all hemp is imported.
Micro-Terry-
Another name for Microfiber.
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