RinseWorks SprayMate Cloth Diaper Sprayer Splatter Shield, 1 Count

My husband seen it for the first time and said "What is that?!" He thought it was a trash can. I don't care what he thought it was, it does wonderers!! Yes its really big and yes some people would call it it a item not needed for cloth diapering. But with over 3-4 years of cloth diapering and another little one on the way, this is well worth the money! A dream and a must have for all Mama's who do cloth diapering. It makes cloth diapering an absolute breeze! My husband hated washing the poop off the cloth diapers in the toilet but now the SprayMate and the Diaper Sprayer actually makes us both enjoy the cloth diapering experience. It takes the yuck out of cloth diapering, and helps us remember how much money we're saving by cloth diapering all of our children. I did 2 Youtube videos on each product on my website at sewmanywayskimi. The Cons - Gigantic Pricey The Pros - Multiple uses, washes potty seats, dirty shoes, and whatever else you have in mind No more back aches! Quick and easy to get the poop off No more having to clean poop off the floor No more having to change clothes because our clothes get splattered with poop, this splatter shield prevents spills

We've cloth diapered two babies previously. We just had our third a few months ago. Although we've used a diaper sprayer everytime, this is our first time buying a spaying pail. When we saw this one we thought it looked nice, but just was a bit more costly than we wanted to spend. However, we thought it looked like the best option so went ahead and got it. We are so impressed with this product!!! Every single component is made with quality! The pail is very sturdy. The clips are strong and easy to use. And the mini grabber is extremely useful! My husband and I are so thankful we went ahead and purchased it! Not only for so the reasons mentioned above, but also because it sits nicely and securely on the toilet while spraying. This product makes cleaning soiled diapers a breeze! I wish we've had one with our first two.

I used this product for 2 years. My only regret is regifting it to someone else. I wish I had kept it. I now have a 2 year old in cloth diapers. Yes, the clips are stupid (and the company has had years to fix them, but don't), however everything else works perfectly. I cannot compare it to another brand, as this is the only one I've used. But I can compare it to many cloth diapering friends who describe how they soak their soiled diapers in a Home Depot bucket and scrape off poop with dish gloves. Gross! This diaper rinsing system means absolutely no splatter. As long as you angle the water down, all waste product goes directly into the toilet. It does not slip off the toilet either. Obviously you need to hook up a sprayer to your toilet; that is key. Be sure to pair this with a quality style Wet Bag (the largest you can find). I only processed my diapers weekly. I know some parents who rinse them daily! Ooof. Another way we made the cloth diaper poop experience better was: using flannel liners over the inserts. This kept our inserts and waterproof diaper shells in better shape. Just grab a cheap flannel blanket and cut to fit. Then all you need to do is rinse that piece of fabric. Hope this is helpful!

I'm so glad I spent the money to get this. It works super well. I love the drip tray. It's a bit of a squeeze to get it beside our toilet because of the toilet paper dispenser placement, but worth the maneuvering. The clips are strong and mostly good, but they can come apart if you pinch the edges. It was possible to put mine back together and it works again. The grabber is useful, but not super durable. Don't let your spouse pick up the diapers with it because he thinks it's funny and you should be okay for a while at least. Worth having even without the accessories. Clips are really helpful, but if they don't last you can easily replace them with chip clips or clothes pins. Overall great product. Glad I bought it, but it does seem a bit expensive for what it is.

Holy... crap. Since becoming a parent one week ago, I've vowed to not make a big fuss as to what parenting choices are working well for us, so as to insinuate that we're better than everyone else. My vow has been broken, thanks to the splatter shield, and I'm telling all cloth diaperers: you need to have this in your life. The ability to spray poo off of a cloth diaper, into a place where poo belongs, and then be able to flush the poo and never smell or see it again, is a brilliant idea. Doing this, however, would make a huge mess because a sprayer would splash water and send poo particles all over the place. That's where this splatter shield comes in. Literally zero water sprays out of this thing when you're spraying towards the diaper; it all goes down into the toilet. Not only that, but the grabber arm really does make a difference in how effective your spraying is: since the diapers we're using are one-piece, the absorbent pad will get bunched up by the elastic cover unless it's able to be stretched out. The grabber arm takes care of that, while keeping your hands (relatively) clean. Pair this thing with a quality sprayer that connects to your toilet's water inlet, and your woes of cloth diapering will be significantly reduced.

This is a must for cloth diapering! Best thing I’ve bought for my cloth diapers. It is a little pricey but the product is sturdy hard plastic. The clips that came with mine are metal and not what was pictured with the plastic clips. Mine did not come with the grabber. When I reached out to the company they said they were out of stock and I could wait or get a refund. I opted for the nearly $9 refund. Absolute game changer for cloth diapers. My husband was very impressed with the product and appreciative.