I always used liners for LO 1 and 2 but I am thinking about installing a sprayer.
How do you deal with poop and your LO's cloth diapers after solids? I can't wait til LO 3 has logs. 
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We have a sprayer. LO is almost a year old but has been very slow with solids (and is still iffy on them!) so it's been pretty invaluable since a lot of her poops are still not super solid.
We have this one http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00V8Z61O0?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage
a bit cheaper than other versions and no complaints so far. Also the Spray Pal has been very useful.
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We got a sprayer. Liners seemed like a hassle and waste of money to me. Now that LO goes to daycare though, we bought liners just for daycare so there isn't hours-old poop to deal with every night.
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I had intended to get a sprayer, but have been using liners & honestly love how easy they are. Before her poop was more solid they were only half helpful, but now they are so easy I just can't imagine going to the trouble with a sprayer.
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We've always just dunked diapers in the toilet. My husband had plans to construct his own super-sprayer, didn't get to it, and then we decided we didn't need it.
We get the bulk of the poop off in the toilet, and it seems to be enough for our wash routine.
LO1 is approaching 2.5 (and working on potty-training) and we still don't really get formed poop consistently
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We have a BumGenius sprayer (got it for free from a local parenting group - I recommend asking around, there were a few people who seemed to have one they wanted to give away or sell). It works really well.
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Leave them in the bathroom for DH to deal with.
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@Mae: yeah, that is why we started liners with LO 1! Scraping shit off the daycare CDs at the end of the night sucked big time.
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