Removing cloth backing from disposable diapers?

[AndyONeemus]

I have a pack of the max absorbency CVS diapers (they were cheap and I was jonesing for some in the moment… don't judge), and I noticed that, like a lot of diapers with the cloth backing, you can strip it away to get to a layer of plastic. For those of us with cheap diapers like this, or those of us that are increasingly upset with our favorite diapers going to cloth backing, I feel like this is a relevant issue. The first couple of times I tried this I ended up ripping holes in the plastic cover. I can seal them with tape, which works relatively well- but I would rather find a way to loosen the adhesive so that the cloth just peels away with no issue. Does anyone have any ideas on how to do this? Has anyone else been otherwise successful in this endeavor? Would love to know!

-Andy

[rusty pins]

I haven't myself but my understanding is the plastic behind the cloth backing is very thin and just there to prevent moisture from soaking through to the outer cloth cover.

[AndyONeemus]

I haven't myself but my understanding is the plastic behind the cloth backing is very thin and just there to prevent moisture from soaking through to the outer cloth cover.

[Kaylaindiapers]

I used pampers and I tear the cloth cover and I get the plastic backed diaper and they work fine.

[AndyONeemus]

I used pampers and I tear the cloth cover and I get the plastic backed diaper and they work fine.

[Baby Brian]

Yeah it works fine with Underjamz too- I guess the only issue with resolving this problem is on Adult diapers.