6r Soaker Cloth Diaper Insert | Bamboo

6r Soaker Cloth Diaper Insert | Bamboo

Bamboo for you! ...Not one insert, but TWO. The Kanga Care 6r Soaker Bamboo Cloth Diaper Insert set is a favorite for families who want soft, natural fiber absorbency with excellent moisture holding capacity. Combined, the newborn insert and one-size insert create a 7 layer absorbency system. Each bamboo layer is constructed with a dense 380 GSM fabric, delivering a total of 2,660 GSM absorbent capacity.

The Rumparooz 6r Soaker system was designed specifically to complement the Rumparooz One Size Pocket Cloth Diaper, but its flexible sizing and customizable absorbency make it compatible with virtually any pocket diaper brand or cloth diaper insert system.

Adjustable & Customizable Absorbency

• The first one-size insert system designed to adjust for boys (front wetters) and girls (middle wetters).
• The two-piece design allows the insert system to adjust to six different absorbency levels using a single 6r Soaker set.
• Snap together or use individually to customize absorbency based on your baby's needs.

Multiply Your Absorbency Options

Multiple sets of 6r Soakers can be combined to create a wide range of absorbency configurations. Parents can stack inserts, mix sizes, and build customized setups for daytime, naps, or overnight diapering.

• Stack two contoured newborn inserts to create 6 layers of absorbency for smaller babies.
• Older babies or heavy wetters can double up the longer one-size inserts for extended absorbency.
• Layering additional sets can create 7, 10, 14, or more absorbency levels with over 170+ absorbency configurations.

Mix & Match Materials for Maximum Performance

All 6r Soaker inserts are interchangeable, allowing parents to mix materials to build the perfect absorbency system.

• Available in Microfiber, Bamboo Terry, Bamboo/Organic Cotton, Raw Hemp/Organic Cotton, and Cotton
• Microfiber absorbs moisture quickly
• Bamboo provides soft, high-capacity absorbency
• Hemp offers dense, long-lasting moisture storage

What Is a Cloth Diaper Insert?

A cloth diaper insert is the absorbent layer placed inside a pocket diaper to capture and hold moisture. Inserts allow parents to customize absorbency based on their baby's needs and can be layered for longer wear or overnight diapering.

The Kanga Care 6r Soaker Bamboo insert offers a balanced absorbency profile that combines softness with strong moisture retention. Bamboo absorbs more slowly than microfiber but holds significantly more liquid, making it a great option for longer wear times.

Many cloth diapering families combine bamboo inserts with faster absorbing materials like microfiber or denser storage layers like hemp to create a balanced absorbency system that delivers both fast absorption and high capacity.

• What You Get

  The Rumparooz Bamboo 6r Soaker insert is a set and includes:
  (1) Contoured Newborn Insert with two snaps (3 layers thick)
  (1) One-Size Insert with 6 snaps for various settings (4 layers thick)
  Each layer is 380 GMS = Total 2,660 GSM
• Prep Before Use - Max Absorbency

  Natural fiber inserts (bamboo, cotton & hemp) should be at least partially prepped before the first use.
  
  Prep inserts: Wash on hot (no detergent) then tumble dry on high 3-5 times.
  
  Natural fiber inserts will be at their maximum absorbency after 8-10 Hot Wash/Tumble Dry High, but will be absorbent enough to start using after 3-5.
• Adjust Absorbency

  
• Materials

  Bamboo Cotton Fleece (50% bamboo viscose/20% organic cotton/30% polyester)
• Wash & Care

  Prep :: Knock off, or spray, solids off the diaper and into toilet. Remove the 6r Soaker insert from pocket. Store soiled diaper and insert in Wet Bag or Pail Liner
  
  Rinse :: Machine wash Cold/Cold rinse. No detergent
  
  Wash :: Machine wash Warm/Hot (not to exceed 120ºF), using a recommended detergent (amount will vary based on load size, use recommended scoop "line" for appropriate load size)
  
  Extra Rinse :: Add 1-3 extra rinse cycles based on soil level of load
  
  Dry :: Tumble dry low with diapers. If inserts are still damp after dry cycle, remove all diapers, covers and accessories (any products with elastic or laminate) and dry them for a second cycle on high. Natural fiber inserts are dense and take longer to dry than microfiber.
  
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