I'm sort of spinning off my own thread here (http://boards.hellobee.com/topic/best-hybrid-diaper-brand#post-475059).

I think the only way DH and I are both going to be convinced to go to straight cloth (vs. hybrids with disposable liners) is if we can avoid a diaper sprayer/scraper/dunker/etc. We live in a small condo with no room for a table in the bathroom and I'm not even sure our toilet has an external connection and our showerhead is not handheld. I got super excited in my thread about the idea of flushable/biodegradeable diaper liners (although I know some people say not to flush them, just trash them).

So my question is this: is it realistic to expect we can go into this endeavor and once we start on solids, rely pretty heavily on the liners? I think I fear there is some in-between poop stage I don't know about after starting solids but before the poop is solid "enough" to be caught by the liner and we're going to end up regretting all this. We both work full-time and feel like this really needs to be as easy as possible (for us and daycare) to buy-in.

Thanks guys Sorry for my CD obsession the last few days. I AM going to a CD workshop on 1/20 so I could just wait to ask them all these questions.. but ... I'm not. ha ha.