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30 reviews
Erin
ErinNSW2 posts
 

The best disposable nappy ever - not just the best eco nappy – Absorbency is top notch! I have had more leaks with commercial brands! No nappy rash, holds a huge amount of no#2 in and is good for the environment! Cannot lose! Show details

Newmum
NewmumNSW
 

Awful absorbency, leak every single time – Leak like no other nappy, don’t understand positive reviews. The pee doesn’t absorb at all, just runs off the surface and out the side or up the back. The nappy itself is thin, I stacked next to another brand that absorbs 10x better and it’s clear as day, 20 of these stacked is only 12 of the other brand - they are thin. Show details

Jules
JulesWA13 posts
 

No nappy rash at last! – I went looking for natural nappies due to my son's persistent nappy rash with various other brands. Have had no nappy rash with this brand for the first time, and just recently tried another brand again and back came the rash. He's so much more comfortable in these. Haven't had any trouble with leakages and find they fit really well. I'm not a… Read more

real environmentalist or anything, but I'm a convert to these! Only downside is price but I'm happy to pay for a happy baby!

Brisbanite
BrisbaniteQLD25 posts
 

Excellent, safe and reliable ! the best – I started using regular nappies for my new born 1st huggies (bulky, go out of shape/they shrink with large volumes of urine, they do not breathe then son got a big belly & they didn t wrap around well) , to babylove ( fitted well until my son started growing more & it would not wrap around well and he started leaking urine also from the legs. To… Read more

Aldi great nappies but not eco friendly, plastic like material.

I searched for a toxic free, eco friendly nappy and found Moltex online.

My only regret is not using them on my son since birth !!! These nappies are so reliable, they absorb very well, they wrap extremely well considering my son had a big belly and skinny legs all the other commercial nappies failed to address this issue as they did not wrap around well.

Moltex sticks very well, my son rolls, turns, keeps kicking and always wakes up dry.

They are breathable and not bulky (which I love), the internal layer prevents urine from flowing back to the babies skin ( I think Moltex does a decent job with that).

I love the fact that they are chlorine free & I am not exposing my son to nasty chemicals.

I have not had any nappy rash with Moltex.

I would recommend these nappies to anyone, I don't mind paying the extra $$ because I know its worth it. Seriously I don't know why they don't stock Moltex at Coles, Woolies etc... reduced exposure to certain chemicals, wraps well on big belly babies, absorbs well, thin, breathable, eco friendly Why isn't it stocked at Coles, woolies etc, here in Brisbane, PRICE !

woodso
woodso2 posts
 

Excellent Biodegradable nappy – This Moltex nappy is great and I love that it is biodegradable. They are reliable and do not leak which is a huge plus and reasonable to buy whilst doing something for the environment. I have tried a few other natural nappies on the market, but will only purchase Moltex from now on. Ecodirect website

penracer
penracerNSW37 posts
 

Good but expensive and bulky – These nappies perform well and are well made however I find they are a bit bulky. They are quite high on baby's back which helps keep it all in, but sticks out over his pants. Otherwise they are great nappies- id rather bulky than leaky, and I've never had a leak with these. They are also on the expensive side. Good quality Bulky

Cat22
Cat2218 posts
 

Great nappies – Soft, not too expensive, so much better for baby and the environment. My daughters have always been in MCN but when the youngest started daycare at the age of 2 not all that long ago we had to search for a disposable alternative. So glad we found these nappies. I am very concerned about the chemicals, chlorine, and non-breathability of standard disposables - these are a godsend. No nasty chemicals Could be a bit softer

hayley75
hayley754 posts
 

great nappies – These nappies are a good fit and feel lovely and soft. They are absorbent and good for use overnight. I have not had any problems with them and no leaks. These nappies give the major brands a run for their money. The nappies keep my baby dry and are non irritable. Chlorine free and better for the environment.

hollyd81
hollyd812 posts
 

The best eco-nappy I have found...and I have tried a few! – I only started using eco-nappies after my second child as I had a huge attack of conscience after realising the terrible consquences of landfill on our earth and Moltex nappies are AMAZING! They have great ability to hold a lot, overnight nappies never leak for me and even when bub has had a bad tummy we have had no problems. My little boy has… Read more

terrible eczema (another reason I changed to eco-nappies) and the Moltex nappies are the only nappy that do not irritate his skin. I will certainly continue to use them as long as he is in nappies. I have also discovered that if you like Moltex eco nappies-Australia on Facebook that you get great discounts ansd special offers too!!! Very reliable, great eco credentials, do not irritate baby's skin slightly expensive but great discounts available on Facebook

PallasAthena
PallasAthena5 posts
 

Ecodisposables – The most comfortable ecodisposable for babies I trialled (compared to Bamboo and Nature Babycare), the biggest winner apart from its biodegradability was its breathability. In a warmer climate, some other brands made my baby's bottom like a sauna inside the nappy - super hot, sweaty, and prone to rashes. Moltex has breathability due to its lack of… Read more

plastics, and its design is still great at stopping leaks, except for the very runniest of poos. Ecodisposable, breathable Expensive, not available at major supermarkets

thederbs
thederbs2 posts
 

Indispensable! – I have used these nappies for both my children from birth to nappy free. I love them because they are perfume free, bio-degradable and made for sensitive skins. They have never leaked, do not smell and I would not use anything else. I highly recommend them for anyone seeking an alternative to the highly perfumed, synthetic and chemically laden commercial nappies on the shelves.

Simone5353
Simone5353
 

The safest thing next to your newborns skin – When I had my baby I knew I wanted to keep them protected from harmful chemicals but the cloth nappies were too big. Moltex newborn nappies were the perfect fit and I was comforted knowing they were safe for my little ones skin and the least impact on the environment. Now I use the larger sizes at night and on holidays and cannot fault them for comfort and absorbency. Environmentally sound, non toxic for baby More expensive, hard to find

Megan B
Megan BNSW4 posts
 

The gentlest nappy...for so many reasons – This nappy has no perfume, ie less chemicals near bub, and no chlorine in the absorbent pulp. I like how there is no ink on the outer layer, who needs pretty pictures on the outside of a nappy anyway! They fit really well, and so far have contained even "number threes". All the other nappies I have tried couldn't do that. They are the only nappy I… Read more

know of that you can put in the compost. The least chemicals of any nappy I've tested. Very fast delivery. Discounts and promotions for subsequent boxes. Slightly more expensive than supermarket brands, but well worth it!

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Cheburashka
Cheburashka6 posts
 

Best we've used – I really love these. As far as eco nappies go, these are the sturdiest and best performing ones we've come across. They are trim, have never leaked for us, are understated (I like simplicity!) and do not leave any rub marks on babe. They keep re-sealing well too after opening and closing a few times. I also tend to think these are the 'greenest'… Read more

of the eco disposables on the market, in terms of materials used. High quality; absorbent; look good; VERY easy to buy online with excellent customer service; More expensive, but we've found worth it.

Alison Hewitt
Alison Hewitt2 posts
 

brilliant nappies – My three children (ages 6, 3 and 1) have used Moltex nappies since birth, the youngest is still in nappies, the 3 year old still overnight. I have used Moltex eco nappies for each of them ordered via EcoDirect and been very happy knowing that they are biodegradable, low allergen, organic, good quality, fresh and convenient. I have given them as… Read more

gifts to other new mums and always had good feedback on them. low enviromental impact on disposal, no nappy rash for bubs. a tad pricey - but I thought it was worth it.

Mary32
Mary32
 

Great product that doesn't harm your most precious asset – After researching on the shocking chemicals used in most nappies I was so happy to find Moltex. I can change my baby's nappy guilt free knowing that I'm not exposing her to known carcinogens and happily pay more to help ensure her future health. Usually you have to make a sacrifice for using more alternative/healthier products but in this case I… Read more

was very happy with the performance. First and foremost I am not exposing my baby to toxic chemicals that could harm her in the future. With over 1800 nappies used we have only experienced a handful of leaks and find that it can hold a substantial amount of liquid. I'll be using Moltex for future babies Back is not elasticated for extra leakage security and comfort for expanding bellies which you would expect for a higher priced nappy.

Eli
Eli
 

so dissappointing – We used these nappies for almost 2 years when our daughter was small(er), she's now 5. We used them because they were "compostable and eco-friendly", we recently emptied our home compost bins to find fully intact nappies and packaging, totally gross. So after 3 and a half to 4 years neither nappies nor packaging have composted, and we are left with a stinky heap of old nappies. kind to babies skin expensive, not compostable, not bio-degradable

CaraW
CaraW
 

Enviromentally friendly, but can leak – These nappies state they are environmentally friendly hence why i have brought the. however sometimes they do leak out the back. i have a boy and most disposables seem to do this at one time or another. it is frustrating when one day it holds soooo much urine i am amazed!! and other days he pees once and it leaks everwhere!! I thought perhaps its… Read more

how i was putting it on... I am still using them due to their environmental claims, but after the last review on here i wonder if we are being mislead?? i hope not. Environmentally friendly Can leak

mumandmatilda
mumandmatilda5 posts
 

Excellent – Fabulous for both baby and the environment. They are more expensive than Huggies or some of the other supermarket brands but for peace of mind (my child's comfort and future) I'm willing to pay the extra money. I've just started to use MCNs but will keep using these for overnight as the MCNs are a bit fiddly to change during the night. I love… Read more

these nappies! They are super absorbent and even after 5-6 hours and a couple of wees they are still dry inside. I've had no problems with nappy rash and they have fitted my newborn since day 1. I would recommend them to anyone. No cons. Although I have had the odd problem with a leak this has been due to my inattention and not changing the nappy soon enough ie a poo and then a big wee has resulted in a leakage but I'm sure this would have been then case no matter what nappy I used.

lily123
lily12318 posts
 

Good – After reading about these nappies, I searched high and low for them in Sydney but only found them in limited stocks in one place (Todae, Glebe). Glad I did buy them though as they are very absorbent and I know they are better for the environment than cheap disposables. Environmental friendliness and certification. Fragrance free. High absorbency… Read more

with good fitting around the legs. Easy to put on and take off. Not bulky. Not made in Australia. Expensive compared to cloth nappies (terry towelling). Difficult to source, even online. The minis (3-6kg) size is still too big for my newborn (3.5kg)

christinestewart64
christinestewart647 posts
 

Excellent – I love these nappies, my bub had nappy rash so I did a lot of online research into the nappies, wipes and lotions I was using - I found out that most disposable nappies have TBT in them - TBT is an awful chemical that is used on ships hulls and it has been found to disrupt the hormonal cycle of marine life. After I switched from Huggies nappies… Read more ·  2

and baby wipes to Moltex Eco Nappies my bubs nappy rash disappeared and I feel a whole lot better knowing the nappies have no nasties in them. I can put the the nappy into the compost so I am only ever throwing away the tabs into the landfill. Environmentally friendly is very important to me (especially since I discovered that 1/3 of all of Australia's landfill is disposable nappies which can take up to 150 years to break down)so these nappies meet that requirement by miles. I love them and can't recommend them highly enough - I give all my expectant friends a pack in their baby hampers. I source mine online from ecofamilydotcomdotau and they have the cheapest prices too. environmentally friendly, biodegradable, ok for worm farm and compost, much better alternative for landfill than regular disposable nappies

no toxic chemicals ie; TBT or perfumes used

no chlorine's or bleaches - they are oxygen bleached

outer plastic packaging is biodegradable (great for use as a bin liner etc) not an Australian made disposable but this is offset by the quality manufacturing process which uses renewable resources from controlled cultivation.

Kayy2k
Kayy2k10 posts
 

Leaks all the time – These just leak all the time. Have been using bamboo nature which work really well but the moltex ones don't seem to fit as well (bub weighs 7kgs but it's a 4-9kg nappy). Constant pee leaks out the back of the nappy. These are about 5-10c per unit more than bamboo nature so I won't be buying them again. Sadly I have about 40 left which is a… Read more

lot when you only use 1-2 per day (use MCNs in the daytime). Anyone want a sample? Haha Very little Leaks, poor fit, pricey

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witchesfalls
witchesfalls11 posts
 

Good – i generally use cloth/MCNs for environmental reasons (and to save money) but these are a good compromise for going out, travelling and other situations where MCNs could be a hassle. these are still quite environmentally friendly for those who are motivated by concern for the environment. good for the first few weeks of baby's life when runny poo… Read more

means cloth nappies might not be such a good idea. they are kind of expensive and for that reason I would never use them as my 'main' nappy, just as a gap-filler when MCNs can't do the job.

vampyrecat
vampyrecatWA10 posts
 

Good – Really happy to use them, and bub is comfortable and nappy rash free. Worth the extra cost, though I wish my local council could take this compostable waste as they still go to landfill. If you live in an apartment or have no garden you have to bin it anyway. But at least they break down fast. Remember to use a biodegradable nappy bag too. Good… Read more

green alternative, though my compost/worm farm could not keep up with volume! Though it feels harsher than ecobots the tea leaf extract seems to be kind on bub's skin and keep nappy rash at bay. Smallest size was still too big for newborn, and I had to use a substitute then and again between the sizes as they just seem too big - nappies should not extend up to armpits! Slightly more expensive than ecobots and much more than Huggies or other standard disposables.

matjaime
matjaime5 posts
 

Excellent – I cant believe the difference in my little girls Nappy Rash.... I have tried every cream and Nappy on the market even Cloth Nappies and i couldnt get rid of her nappy rash ( 0 - 4 months old!). I then brought Moltex Eco nappies and after I took off the first nappy the nappy rash had faded and by the time i changed her second nappy the rash was… Read more

gone and has been ever since! Also has been great over night too no leaks!!! wouldnt go back to anything else now and would recomend to anyone. Very Absorbant

Soft

Havent leaked yet even over night

Biodegradable so kind on enviroment

summermum
summermum9 posts
 

Good – When my baby was born, I tried a few different brands of environmentally friendly nappies. I found the Moltex Oko refreshing after having used a mainstream brand (with plenty of perfumes, dyes and chemicals) while at the hospital. It was reassuring to use something that was chemical free on a young baby. This is probably why there was no nappy… Read more

rash. The absorbency was reasonable, given the lack of polyacrylates, though I am not sure if the nappy could absorb a larger volume (eg overnight) without leaking. These nappies are definitely a good option for the environmentally aware parent. Environmentally friendly; no nasty chemicals; does not leave elastic marks on the legs; no nappy rash while using these. Mini size too big for a newborn but then baby outgrew this size fairly quickly; tabs not velcro so loses stickiness easily (eg if you had lotion on your fingers while doing up the tabs); does not fit a slim baby as well.

mountainsmum
mountainsmum93 posts
 

Excellent – I love these nappies! They are a better option for people who are concerned about the effect of disposable nappies on the environment as they have : 100% biodegradable lining, 100% biodegradable packaging, 40% biodegradable inner lining and are made with more than 50% renewable resources from controlled cultivation. My baby also didn't have any… Read more

issues with nappy rash. While more expensive than the generic brands at the supermarket, it was worth spending a bit more for a good product that did not have as big an impact on the environment. I would recommend these nappies. Absorbent, no issues with nappy rash, environmentally friendly. More expensive than other diposable nappies

fishymum
fishymum
 

Excellent – A great environmentally friendly nappy. I try to help the environment when I can, and because these are so absorbent, I use them for night time. Never had any leaks after 12 hours except once when I folded the back down (my fault). I haven't used these nappies very often during the day because my baby is still a little on the small side (6.5 kg)… Read more

for these nappies. I would definitely recommend these nappies to anyone looking for an eco-friendly alternative. Excellent absorbency, good for the environment A little bit pricey and not as soft/comfy as other non-eco friendly brands

shellg
shellg17 posts
 

Excellent – These are fantastic nappies that I highly recommend. They work effectively without any leaks, comfortable for my baby with no skin irritation or rash. Great piece of mind knowing that you are using a product that is made from sustainable components with a reduced impact on the environment during both manufacture and once it has been used. Moltex… Read more

say that you can even compost components of these nappies (not that I have tried this). Despite the extra expense it is comforting to know that you are not contributing as much to landfill. Environmentally friendly components and largely biodegradeable. Great absorbancy even overnight, I have never had any leaks with these nappies. Gentle on babies skin, no nappy rash Price! Much more expensive than traditional disposables. Not made in Australia

ghlbark
ghlbarkVIC10 posts
 

Excellent – These are definitely not the cheap option when it comes to nappies but given the amount of nappies a baby goes through in its lifetime they make me feel better about using disposables. We investigated washable nappies as well, but the amount of water they require for washing put us off (being in the middle of a drought I just couldn't get myself… Read more

to put the washing machine onto the highest water setting AND do a rinse cycle) so this was the next best option we found for being vaguely environmentally friendly. - Great fit around the legs, no leaks

- Fragrance free, free of all nasties so good for baby's skin

- Environmentally friendly, good for the conscience!

- I actually love the fact that they don't have Dora the Explorer or similar annoying characters on them. Minor point but I like it! - They are quite a bit more expensive than your average Huggies etc

- Limited availability in most stores, which also results in them never being on offer like the leading nappy brands

- They aren't made in Australia so have a somewhat high carbon footprint, though their website seems to indicate that they carbon offset the airmiles...

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