After installation I was gifted with a package from Gryffin, my 1 yo. It was a fabulous mixed consistency blessing that for once made me giddy to dispose of it. For full disclosure, I use Fuzzi Bunz One Size diapers lined with microfleece and a cotton/terry 4 ply insert. I turned the water on just a tiny bit to test out the powerful sprayer action. You really don't need to turn on the water more than a crack. The sprayer hit the diaper with such power that I had to back off the trigger a little so that the spray didn't go anywhere. At this point, I wished for a higher toilet bowl as this toilet bowl is somewhat inadequate for the turbo spray. So I kept the diaper low in the bowl without touching the bowl water and I sprayed in a downward direction to keep the contents heading in the right direction.
My thoughts? While I do think the flushable liners are less messy, they are a bit sticky on the tushy and wasteful. After several poops, I started to get the hang of the sprayer and now I'm picturing myself spraying off muddy Crocs in the toilet too! Let's face it, nothing makes changing a #2 any more pleasant, but the sprayer does make it more efficient than if I had nothing. While it's not as great as a flushable liner, I now will save myself a ton of time and effort from tearing off flushable liners and lining a diaper and then unsticking the liner from the baby's bottom in order to flush them down the toilet. The sprayer is wham, bam, boom, done. It doesn't soak up the water leaving you with a dripping diaper. The water sprays the gunk off and runs off the microfleece. So for a part that costs $44.95, I'd say it's worth it especially if you have more than one in diapers!
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