Back Sheet: PE film
Wetness indicator: Yes
Tape: Adhesive PE tape tape(with full PP frontal Tape)
SAP: BLD SAP
Fluff Pulp: 100% Weyerhaeuser(America)
Leg cuff: SMMS
Surface:Dry
Back sheet:White PE mesh film
Tapes:Adhesive PE tape and Frontal PP tape
Anti-Leak:Leak Guard
Leak guard/Leg cuff:With
Plain Woven
Wet Indicator:No
SAP:SAN-DIA(Japan)
Fluff Pulp:Weyerhaeuser(America)
Surface:Dry
Back sheet:White PE mesh film
Tapes:Adhesive PE tape and Frontal PP tape
Anti-Leak:Leak Guard
Leak guard/Leg cuff:With
Plain Woven
Wet Indicator:No
SAP:SAN-DIA(Japan)
Fluff Pulp:Weyerhaeuser(America)
Surface:Super soft non-woven surface
Back sheet:Cloth Like Breathable film as back sheet
Anti-Leak:Leak Guard
Leak guard/Leg cuff:With
Elastic waistband:with
SAP:SAN-DIA from Japan
Fluff Pulp:Weyerhaeuser from America
Design:European style
Top sheet:super soft and breathable
Back sheet:breathable cloth like film
Tapes:Magic/velcro Tape
Anti-Leak:Anti-Leak:Leak Guard
Leak guard/Leg cuff:With
Elastic waist:one back end
ADL:white ADL
Packaging Detail:24 Pieces/Pack; 10 packs/Outer Packtet;
Back Sheet: PE smoonthy film
Wetness indicator: Yes
Tape: PE tape
SAP: BLD SAP
Fluff Pulp: 100% Weyerhaeuser(America)
Leg cuff: SMMS same as Pampers
Surface: Net
Backsheet: Breathable film
Front sheet: soft non-woven (hot air through)
Shape: Fan-Shape
Wings: with
Time use: Night
Blue core: with
Anion chips: with
SAP:SAN-DIA(Japan)
FluffPulp:Weyerhaeuser (America)
Release paper:with
One of the first decision new parents have to make is whether to use cloth or disposable diapers
for their baby. This topic has been an active debate since the advent of disposable diapers, which
is better for baby’s skin, and which makes the lives of many tired new parents a lot easier.
There’s no argument that disposable diapers are more comfortable and convenient than their
cloth counterparts.
Cloth diapers does a good job as long as you change your baby as soon as the diaper is soiled.
Disposable diapers, with their new absorbent gels, can handle large amounts of fluid without
becoming saturated, so you can leave your baby in one longer without causing him as much discomfort.
Disposable diapers draw liquid away from a child’s skin, deep into the gel-containing layer of the
diaper. This keeps your baby’s skin drier longer and minimizes contact with urine and even some stool.
Some disposable diapers are made with a breathable material that allows for air flow to the infant’s skin.
And some also contain a substance that costs and protects the skin just as a barrier cream such as
pampers and BonAmis would. If your baby develop a skin rash while wearing disposables, it may be
a reaction to this substance, or may be from rubbing against the leg gathers or tight waistbands. Try
a different brand or change to cloth diapers.
