The fleece cover, use as a nappy cover, again there has been an increase awareness that many customers prefers using these rather than using nappies that consists of PUL materials. There is something to do with the temperature in the air and humidity that makes them work and dry fast like magic! Fleece is waterproof and yet breathable allowing the air to circulate and allowing moisture to evaporate. Fleece soakers can also help to reduce nappy rash because of the breathability qualities, whereas a PUL wrap contains wetness inside fleece allows it to evaporate, customers who have used fleece soakers over their babies nappies have told Part Baby that the nappy in the morning is much dryer than it is in a PUL wrap. 

However, with fleece soakers though they are not suitable for sitting for long periods such as in the car or pram on a long journey somewhere, as the compression from bottom to nappy can squeeze wetness out like a sponge. 

GreenPomelo would recommend using fleece cover to anyone who are practising E.C.'ing with their little ones would be a good choice to go about it. 

Yes, you would need to pop the bamboo inserts into the pockets, as the pocket is a "stay-dry" designed type. This means that the liquid will go through and is absorbed by the pad, while the nappy pocket micro-fibre layer can stay dry a while longer. 

No, you don't need anything for this. It is just another manufacturer way for saying "fasten onto baby with velcro or snaps"

It is recommended that you would need to take the inserts out to give it a full clean.

Open up the nappy and lay flat with the inside facing you. On top of the nappy wings, there are two small square velcro strips inside the nappies. Fold the velcro wings inside, so it sticks to the square velcros inside. This prevents snaggings.

The colour of the nappy should not run and we don't have any report that it does that. All can go into the same cycle.