nervous
Sat Sep 24, 2011 8:11 am
Ok, some of you are making me nervous. I ordered the small size in the pull up diaper, 2 layer terry pull up, a vinyl pant. I figured with a 29" waist and 34 inch hip, that would be the best size. When I ordered, the rep. I talked with also said the small would work. I haven't received them yet. Will I be disappointed? Do they have a return policy?
Sat Sep 24, 2011 1:19 pm
No need to worry about it Dennis, I ordered a Sm and a Med, both fit fine, I am a 32 waist. I like the larger size for at night so I can add layers to it if I know I am going to have a worse night then normal. I am unsure of their return policy, may be on their site, but I didn't see it, you can always contact them if there is a fit issue, Puffy
really thick
Wed Sep 28, 2011 9:31 am
Well, my kins order arrived, and they fit fine...maybe a bit large. The pull up diaper is really thick. I'm not sure if I will be able to wear them under normal clothing. Will they shrink/compress a little after several washings?
Wed Sep 28, 2011 12:21 pm
I have two kins pull-on cloth diapers that I wear regularly.
My first suggestion would be to wash these several times before you put them into use. Out of the box they aren't all that absorbent but after a couple of washes that changes.
If you aren't familiar with laundering cloth diapers do NOT use fabric softener, as it bonds to the cloth and will actually decrease absorbency.
As you found out, these are pretty bulky... and I hate to say they will get bulkier after a few washes. However, don't worry yourself about it. In my experiences people are so absorbed (ha ha) in their own little worlds that they won't notice even the thickest diapers under clothes.
All in all kins makes a fine product, it should serve you well for years to come.
My first suggestion would be to wash these several times before you put them into use. Out of the box they aren't all that absorbent but after a couple of washes that changes.
If you aren't familiar with laundering cloth diapers do NOT use fabric softener, as it bonds to the cloth and will actually decrease absorbency.
As you found out, these are pretty bulky... and I hate to say they will get bulkier after a few washes. However, don't worry yourself about it. In my experiences people are so absorbed (ha ha) in their own little worlds that they won't notice even the thickest diapers under clothes.
All in all kins makes a fine product, it should serve you well for years to come.
Wed Sep 28, 2011 7:21 pm
I can wear them outside when I am working in the yard and such, but wouldn't venture into town wearing them, they are a dead giveaway on my frame! 
Even with compression shorts they are bulkier then and disposable I used, and you are correct in the comment that Kins make a good product, not big on their cover pants, but the cloth diapers are the best I have tried so far! 
Puffy
Even with compression shorts they are bulkier then and disposable I used, and you are correct in the comment that Kins make a good product, not big on their cover pants, but the cloth diapers are the best I have tried so far! Puffy
Fri Sep 30, 2011 12:31 pm
I have found that I can wear cloth diapers almost all the time I shy away from cloth under suits and dress pants but could probably get away with that also. Under jeans I can wear anything. Even hip height jeans - with a long tee or concealer. Wear what you find most comfortable and of course, works the best. Papa