Carol Wright Gifts Tummy Liners

I wanted to like these but I didn't. The length was more than enough and I did read reviews. I measured below the belly like others mentioned but they didn't have the size and went up by one. I would say go down by one if this happens to you.The issue was that it is a scalloped edge and therefore it isn't going to help in all areas under the belly which is exactly why I had bought them. To me they felt a bit rough but it was still softer than the bandanas I was suing but just not wide enough.I ended up purchasing some bamboo burp cloths which when folded in half had not only the absorbency I needed at the time but also the width to cover it all and might I add was comfortable.

I ordered undersized as a lot of people complained it was too big. It was ! But besides that its too bulky, i think liners to absorb sweat should be really thin, i could see these making another problem with sores from rubbing etc. I find what works the best is vaseline everything down in the creases and any flaps. If you have a sore then use like diaper cream till it's healed but if you remember to vaseline things down when humidity hits or with exercise and lots of sweating you should be fine. I live in humid Texas and do 98% okay but thought these would be a good idea but I am gonna say ---no.

Although I noticed that many reviewers found the liners to be too wide, I didn’t have that problem. I measured myself, from one side to the other, being certain to take the tape measure UNDER my stomach (I stole that idea from another reviewer!😄), and then I selected the size that was closest to my measurement. I basically wear a 16-18W pant, and I found the XL size fits me perfectly. Keep in mind, though, that I actually want the liner to go all the way across. If you only want the liner to fit under your tummy, then measure accordingly. No, they don’t stay up very well, and I wish that they were a bit wider/taller. HOWEVER, the liner is VERY absorbent! I couldn’t believe how damp it was at the end of the day! The area under my stomach was completely dry! I use it with the Micro-Guard Antifungal Powder that Amazon sells. You’ll definitely want to hand wash the liners and allow them to air dry. I just place mine on hangers. I only wish that I’d known about this product years ago!!!

Soft, comfortable. I hand wash mine, because otherwise you will need to iron them to keep the wrinkles out. They work very well. Long enough width wise too, with a little extra to spare. I was worried the tag on the end would cause some itching, but it doesn't. Even if it did, it could easily be removed. The same could be said for the outside stitching--it doesn't cause irritation or itching (like you sometimes get on bras and panties). These would be easy to duplicate if you had a sewing machine and some similar cloth. Now that I have the pattern, I am going to try and save some money and do just that. They are double thickness, which is good, and did I mention they were soft?

I liked that they were long but too long for me. These work well though and help prevent scalding.

This was bought for an elderly wheelchair-bound lady. Because she is not able to exercise or walk, she has gained sagin weight in her tummy area. She said these were the greatest things because it it caught the perspiration and prevented the normal sweat sores. They are also washable which makes them economical. She will be having me order more. They come in a 3-pack, but she wants one for each day of the week until the homemaker comes. She highly recommends them to anyone who has the tummy rolls.

Couldn't believe it when I opened the package, I thought I had someone else's order. Carol Wrights gifts need to change the photo for this item. What I got was a plastic one inch lacey strip!!... come on, how are you supposed to wear a one inch plastic itchy lacey strip under your belly to absorb sweat and moisture? Is this a joke? It was returned immediately! Note: the little plastic bag that this came in, does say tummy liners on it, but this is not a tummy liner, it looks more like something you would use as lacy trim on a blouse or for curtains, and it's plastic, not cotton.

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