Sainsburys Little Ones Dry Fit review
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Sainsbury's claims that its Little Ones Dry Fit nappies are super-absorbent and deliver 12 hours of protection, day and night, to help keep your baby happy and dry. Is the super-cheap 5p per nappy price a false economy? We’ve tested these size 4 nappies for absorbency, how much they leak and how easy they are to use, and then combined it with our unique survey insight. Read our verdict below.
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First reviewed by Which?
April 2018
Released
January 2018
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