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I'm clearing out some odd stock I've been hanging onto for too long. Everything is size medium: 11 Tykables Galactic (Unfolded, stretched to try to soften the padding) 1 Bumooza 3 Molicare Maxi Super Plus 7 Abena M2 5 Sun Mate (Bought in Vietnam. Medium weight breathable backing) Small collection of cloth pieces as a bonus Shipping for this seems unreasonably expensive, so if anyone local is around to collect, that would be best. Let me know if you're in driving range and interested.

Same thing happened to me with a case of inspire+ from CT. I was really annoyed, and ended up just letting them sit. After a while, they actually did decompress/fluff some, but it took months and months and months. I bought a bag of inspire+ from CT last month, and they were much less compressed, fwiw. My first and only purchase of the new Tykables ended up being horribly compressed, so I tried a few things to fluff them up. Take the diapers out of the original bag Stack them upright Allow them room to expand If you're impatient like me, then you can try unfolding them, creasing them down the middle (folding lengthwise, then the reverse, then smoothing them out down the entire length. The goal is to gently break up the stiff clumps of padding, then give it time to naturally expand. ^I'm trying the above with my less-compressed inspire+ now, just to see if they'll get even thicker.

I bought a case of medium Rearz Inspire+ from CooshieTooshiez last February, and was disappointed to find upon opening a bag that the diapers felt much more compressed than the bag I'd bought previously (9/2016). I know that it can take a little time for things to decompress, so I pulled a few out to breathe, and waited...and waited...and waited... After over a month (2+, now), the ones I'd removed from the bag are still about 25% shorter when stacked three-high than the ones from the prior order. Furthermore, when worn, they feel entirely different. Thinner, much stiffer, not fluffy at all, and actually fairly hard in places, where you can feel the diamond pattern of the padding. The front padding in particular is much less substantial.

Doing some house cleaning. Anyone interested in a weird assortment of diapers and boosters? Diapers - Medium: Northshore Care Plastic - 13 Northshore Care Cloth-backed - 2 Dr. P (Basic type) - 8 Dry 24/7 Initial Model - 6 Dry 24/7 Second Edition (The ridiculously thick kind) - 2 Dry 24/7 Third Edition (The stiff kind) - 2 Molicare Super Plus - 3 Secure X-Pus - 1 Bambino Bianco - 1 Tranquility ATN - 1 Diapers - Small: ATN - 1 Boosters: TotalDry Boost-Ups Ultimate - 30+ TotalDry Boost-Ups Super? (the second-highest level) - 7 Abena Abri-Let Maxi - 9 Depend Boost - 2 ???? - 4 Bonus: Two Frankensteined Abri M4's stuffed with other diapers (preposterously thick) Terms: I live in Portland. Local sales only. (No shipping) I have zero interest in selling to anyone <18 This is a package deal. All or nothing. Seriously, I have zero interest in shipping a package. Make me a reasonable offer, and they're yours. Or, if you happen to have any Rearz Safari, I'd trade. Totally want to try those.

Still available. Major bonus points if you're local or at least nearby to cut down on shipping costs.

You're right - I weighed it instead of guessing, and it came out to $42, so slightly cheaper. If it were shipping to CA instead of the east coast, the cost drops to about $35. Even at that rate, not worth it for $60.

Sorry, can't cost-effectively ship. Quote from USPS comes out to >$50.

Linking to a post I made in the Oregon group:

Hey all,

Anecdotally, and not to troll, but I love their sizing. I wish more manufacturers cut to their size.

Still waiting. A few folks at Adisc got UPS notices recently.

Back up again. I just ordered an overpriced sample. I'll report back once I have it.

Thanks for the write-up. Can't wait for mine to get here!

Copying in what sense? Boosters have been around forever.