Sentences with phrase «cover as an insert»

The elephant was cast in bronze, given a black patina, and then worked into the cover as an insert.

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If I use a crockpot insert for baking, what could I use as a cover?

We steamed our asparagus — as we often do — in the microwave, by placing it in a shallow baking dish with a thin layer of water (no more than a quarter inch), covering the dish (you can use either a plate or plastic wrap) and microwaving it for 2 - 3 minutes and then in 1 minute intervals, checking it after each minute by inserting a fork into the stems.

In what is a very sensible move from Liverpool, they have covered all bases in the event that Balotelli rediscovers his best form in France and moves on for a big fee in the future, by inserting a 30 percent sell - on clause in the deal, as reported by The Independent.

In a world where Pjaca does get moved, I would hope a buy - back clause is inserted as a cover for any potential Dybala sale down the road (again, please no) or any other attacking exits.

If you're choosing Pocket Diapers, a newborn would need 8 - 12 inserts + 8 - 12 Pocket Diaper Covers — they're usually sold as a set.

All these brands make cloth inserts for their covers, or you can use a prefold or flat as an insert as well.

Simply attach the insert to the diaper cover with the snaps for a comfortable fit and when there's need for extra protection as the child gets bigger or during night time, use our extra super absorbent inserts.

If that didn't work, I could use a «hemp» insert, and lastly, if that failed, I could use the two diapers as in the first suggestion followed by a wool diaper cover.

As a stand alone cloth diaper cover, the Flip Diaper Cover can still be used with the Flip Organic Cotton Diaper Insert or the Flip Stay Dry Diaper Insert, but now you can couple it with your own fitted diapers or cotton prefold diaperscover, the Flip Diaper Cover can still be used with the Flip Organic Cotton Diaper Insert or the Flip Stay Dry Diaper Insert, but now you can couple it with your own fitted diapers or cotton prefold diapersCover can still be used with the Flip Organic Cotton Diaper Insert or the Flip Stay Dry Diaper Insert, but now you can couple it with your own fitted diapers or cotton prefold diapers too!

I love cloth diapering my babies (as newborns) with an insert and a cover.

Deep clean your cloth diaper covers and inserts to give them a second life and make your cloth diaper stash practically good as new!

AppleCheeks are pocket diapers but we sell them as «covers» without the inserts.

For one thing, I have mostly pockets with microfiber inserts, plus four bamboo / cotton inserts, one fitted diaper, one Bummis cover and a pair of shorts that work as a cover in a pinch!

The 6 pieces pre-fold are in one packed which are fitted for 15 - 30 lbs baby and used with diaper cover or as inserts in pocket diapers.

I just ordered a few flip covers to try (though I'll still use prefolds or inserts I already have inside them), as well as a few econobunz to compare them to.

I tested this diaper primarily as a cover, since I only purchased one set of inserts (in a hemp / organic cotton blend) from TushMate.

As BabyProductsZone put it, this cloth diaper cover with free insert can help families save more than $ 2,000 in diaper costs for every kid who gets it.

You can use the cover as an all - in - two by foregoing stuffing altogether, and laying the insert on top.

They are meant to cover non-waterproof absorbant layers such as prefolds, stay dry inserts, and fitted cloth diapers.

As with any all - in - two, Ragababe 2 - Steps are designed so that you can replace the soiled inserts and re-use the covers.

For each Diaper Drop, suitcases are packed with cloth diaper resources such as covers, prefolds, inserts, cloth wipes, and wet bags and personally delivered to the organization in need.

In general, the pocket diapers reviewed in this article are sold as kits, including a set number of covers, inserts, and, in some cases, a waterproof bag to use to carry diapers to the laundry.

It seems like a real waste to stuff it in the pocket, but even though you could use the diaper as a cover and lay the insert on the inside, that's not really how FuzziBunz are designed.

I find these covers also hold the insert in place better than flip covers as well.

If you want to use the diaper as a cover and put an insert inside, the flap holds the insert in place.

I was prepared to list «microfiber only» as a con, but then I searched their website and discovered to my delight that they offer both a synthetic insert option and a natural fiber (hemp / cotton) option which means that if you're a natural fiber snob like me, they've got you covered!

Smart Bottoms creates Too Smart Inserts to be utilized in the covers, but you could use prefolds and flats as well.

Or you can use the covers as an all - in - two by snapping in a Lalabye Baby bamboo or stay dry insert (sold separately), or snap the cover over-top your favorite nighttime fitted!

As an All in Two, the covers can be air dried between changes, it's a simple and easy to use snap - in cloth insert that works just as well on the medium setting as fully extended (I did not have a newborn, so I can't speak to that), and the inserts wash up and dry welAs an All in Two, the covers can be air dried between changes, it's a simple and easy to use snap - in cloth insert that works just as well on the medium setting as fully extended (I did not have a newborn, so I can't speak to that), and the inserts wash up and dry welas well on the medium setting as fully extended (I did not have a newborn, so I can't speak to that), and the inserts wash up and dry welas fully extended (I did not have a newborn, so I can't speak to that), and the inserts wash up and dry well.

I use these covers with both GroVia size 2 prefolds as well as the organic cotton inserts - both are a great fit.

It's actually one of the first covers I reach for now as it is so trim under clothes and works well with all my assorted inserts / fitteds.

Throw a piece of fleece in as a liner for the stay - dry feeling, and you could use one of your pockets sans insert as a cover.

Elizabeth you should try the hybrid diapers like gDiapers and Flip — the washing is reduced significantly as you only have a few covers and then the inserts to wash, it's also significantly cheaper than buying 15 - 20 full diapers, as you are only paying $ 12 - 15 a piece for the covers, the cloth inserts can be as low as $ 2 - 3 a piece.

You can get something as simple as an all - in - one diaper (all one piece, no waterproof covers needed, and no inserts to mess with) that you really just put on and take off like a disposable but instead of trashing it, you store it in a pail until wash time.

They can be tri-folded and used as an extra insert or absorber inside a pocket diaper or diaper cover system like Flip Diapers.

Or my preference is to just lay the natural fiber inserts on top and use as a cover without stuffing.

Used with pins and plastic pants or with diaper covers or as inserts in pocket diapers.

You will need more inserts and less outside covers, cutting your diapering costs in half as compared to all in one diapers.

I started using my charcoal bamboo inserts with my Buttons covers instead, and now I have no issues with odors and the bamboo inserts are just as absorbent.

Instead it can be used just like a cover by laying the insert on top of the microfleece or using it as a cover over a fitted diaper — so many options.

This diaper is versatile you can use it as a pocket, cover or Ai2.love that the inserts are made of Bamboo they are very absorbent.

Some inserts can be snapped into a special made - to - fit cover as part of a complete all - in - two cloth diaper system.

All in two - these consist of a waterproof cover with special inserts — if baby is just wet you can reuse the outer a few times, these are handy for out and about as they take up less room in your changing bag

The inner is stay dry fleece with fleece covering the microfiber insert as well.

You can also use a pocket diaper as a cover (pocket diapers feature a fleece liner with an opening to insert absorbency.

Remove wet inserts, put the extra materials on top of the pocket inner and use it as if it is a cover!

With hybrid diapers, such as Flip, G - Diaper, and Grovia, you can purchase special disposable inserts that can be used in their branded cloth diaper covers.

We will get you up and running with high quality covers and inserts for as little as $ 400 that will last for at least 2 - 3 years of use.

I did not need to buy as many covers and I do use my old inserts with my Flip system.