Sentences with phrase «aplix velcro»

Simply wrap the ultra soft diaper around your baby and secure with the sturdy Aplix velcro closures.

These colorful diaper covers secure with Aplix velcro for a perfect and secure fit each time you put them on your child.

The Hook & Loop secures with strong aplix velcro that is 1 1/2 inches wide and won't fray for a perfect and more importantly secure fit each and every time.

Only the best of materials are used when making every Thirsties Diaper Cover so the aplix velcro and Lastin elastic will not wear or stretch out.

The Aplix velcro tabs can be snugged - up close or loosened at the waist and thighs to perfectly fit your baby's unique measurements.

Not exact matches

And to clear up any confusion, hook and loop and aplix are other names for Velcro - like materials.

Details: Aplix (velcro) fastening.

Cut them into little squares and after you are done using the diaper or cover with aplix simply affix the velcro to the aplix fasteners and throw them in your diaper pail.

Whether the fitted diaper uses snaps or velcro / aplix, there is always a good deal of adjustability between the different snap settings or the velcro band.

An AIO has a waterproof lining, some type of absorbent insert already sewn - in and can come in snap or aplix (velcro) closures.

They normally come in snap or aplix (velcro) closures although some NB fitted's require a Boingo or Snappi fastener.

If your diapers are equipped with hook and loop style fasteners (aplix, velcro) you will want to secure the tabs so you do not create a «diaper train.»

-- so I'll let you know how the aplix / touch tape (I'm pretty sure it's not regular velcro) holds up on those — it does seem «stickier» than the other ones were new...

(Also known or referred to as Aplix, and Hook & Loop) Best Selling Point: EASY — They are stinking easy, anyone can throw on a velcro diaper!

For my next child, I plan on using all in ones with velcro / aplix closures for my night changes and prefolds with covers for my daytime changes.

If snaps, elastics, Velcro, or Aplix need to be replaced, or will need it soon, mention that, as well.

They are fastened with snaps or Velcro (or «aplix»).

Once that first wash is done, I check to be sure the inserts have come out of any pocket diapers, and if there are any Velcro or Aplix closure diapers in the load, I double check that the fold - back tabs are still secured so I don't end up with a big chain of diapers stuck together.

Velcro ® / Aplix ® Hook and loop fabric usually sewn onto the diaper or diaper cover.

Fitteds absorb and contain, but do not require using a fastener or folding because they will have Velcro (also called aplix) or snap closure.

Available in both Aplix (Velcro) and snaps, these are $ 28.95 each, while the organic version (that has cotton twill and no stay - dry layer) is priced at $ 34.95.

All In One Diapers close with tabs of Aplix or Velcro hook & loop closures for a secure, yet adjustable custom cloth diaper fit.

If already ambivalent then Velcro / aplix diaper closures might work best.

Kissaluvs Contour Hybrid: This is basically a fitted diaper without any snap or Velcro aplix so a fastener like a snappi or pins must be used.

This AIO has Velcro aplix and the famous Thirsties leg gussets.

They are also available in velcro aplix.

This is basically a fitted diaper without any snap or Velcro aplix so a fastener like a snappi or pins must be used.

Aplix (velcro) fastening.

The strap is secured by adjustable aplix or what is known as Velcro.

Velcro, and similar fasteners called aplix and touch tape, are the easiest fasteners to sew with.

They fastened with either aplix (Velcro) or snaps and require a waterproof cover.

Diaper covers Diaper covers have a contoured shape and fasten with either aplix (Velcro), snaps or like underwear.

They fasten with either aplix (Velcro) or snaps and are definitely the easiest to use and a favorite for outings, babysitters and Daddy's.

When throwing your dirty diapers in your diaper pail (or before washing), always unfold your diapers, remove the inserts from pocket diapers and don't forget to fold down the aplix (Velcro) onto the laundry tabs so they don't catch onto your other diapers.

What is a better fastening mechanism, aplix (Velcro) or snaps?

While they are available in snaps now, SoftBums originally launched with Aplix (Velcro) closures.

I don't have many aplix (velcro) closures for my diapers either... I generally trust the longevity of snaps more.

Everyone will eventually get used to them, but if it is a real issue, you might consider just using aplix / velcro or going with what I suggested in # 1.

Aplix / velcro diapers would be fastened to laundry tabs and you could just round the edges over and place them top down so that the crotch (I actually used a thesaurus and could not find a synonym, but it's such a weird word!)

If he puts on aplix / velcro, that booty will be naked in no time so we try to keep it covered.

Hook and Loop: Also sometimes referred to as aplix, this is the generic name for Velcro and is a closure type available on many cloth diapers.

Then decide on snaps or hook and loop closures, (Velcro ™ and Aplix ™ are brand names of hook and loop closures) or some of both.

Unicorn - A hard to find and much desired diaper HTF - Hard to find Aplix / Hook & Loop - «Velcro» like closure diapers FOE Fold over elastic, a form of elastic often used on WAHM made diapers.

Hook & Loop: Hook and loop is a type of closure also referred to as Velcro ™ (brand name) or aplix.

Aplix is commonly known as Velcro or Hook & Loop type of closure.