Look at the appearance first:
Good diapers are clean and tidy in appearance, with no damage or stains on the surface, and no signs of tearing off the adhesive strips. Uncover the non-woven fabric surface layer of the product and observe that the fluff pulp absorption layer is fluffy, white and non-impregnated.
Smell it:
After you buy diapers, don’t worry about using them for your babies. First, open them and smell them for irritating odors. In the production process of diapers, a variety of raw materials and auxiliary materials are used, such as adhesives, pulp, and elastic threads. If the smell is not good or even pungent, it means that inferior quality materials have been used, so don't use it.
Soft texture:
The baby's skin is delicate and tender. If the diapers are not soft enough, they will easily rub against the baby's skin, causing the butt to become red or even worn out. Therefore, the texture is also an important aspect of the choice.
A diaper with a good inner layer, outer layer, and surface layer is a truly soft diaper. Feel the softness of the material directly with your hands, and also see whether the absorbent layer is "lumpy" or smooth and soft.
