Natural Duo Insert by Thirsties

Looking for a really simple, yet effective, cloth diaper? Thirsties AI2 Insert system is for you! Available in Size One and Two with a choice of three absorbency options, Thirsties AI2 inserts are a trim and affordable option for babies of all ages.

• Easy to use, easy to clean, quick to dry 
• For an easy-to-use, all-in-two diaper, pair with our Duo Wrap 
• Extremely absorbent while maintaining a trim and comfortable fit 

• The top insert of this two-insert system is constructed of three layers of organic cotton.   
• Bottom (2nd) insert consists of 5 layers of our super-absorbent 55% hemp - 45% organic cotton jersey.

Size 1 - 4.5" W x 11.75L

Size 2 - 5.5" W x 13" L

Before Use: Thirsties natural fiber diapers need to be washed and dried at least three times before use to prep the fabric for absorbency. This can be done separately from your other diapering products for the first 3 washes. Our hemp-cotton products will be fully primed and at their maximum absorbency after 8 wash cycles. 

At Every Wash Cycle:

• Prewash on warm
• Wash on hot
• Add another rinse on warm.
• You may hang diapers to dry, or dry in the dryer. If the diapers are stiff after line drying, you can place them in the dryer on low or medium heat with some wool dryer balls to soften them.

Important Notes:

Use enough water to soak and cover the diapering items and allow them to agitate.

*A 15 minute cycle on hot in the dryer once a month is beneficial to lamination, and will not void your warranty.

Please avoid the following practices and/or additives that can void the warranty on your Thirsties products:

•   Sanitize or Whites cycles on HE machines
•   Pure Soap
•   Routine use of Bleach 

These practices and/or additives can void the warranty on your Thirsties products.

Edge-wear Information:

We have found that natural fiber diapers develop some edge wear eventually. Natural fibers tend to clean easier than synthetic materials, but you can expect to see wear on natural diapers earlier than a synthetic fiber diaper. There isn’t a standard time frame on when holes might develop as there are too many variables involved; wash routines, water hardness, machine type, detergent and stash size are all variables that need to be considered.  Edge wear holes in the fabric tend to develop in the top layer of natural fiber along the serged edges and leg casings, but in most cases the performance of the diaper is not affected.