diaper insert
diaper insert noun: an item inserted into a diaper to increase absorbency.
Noun
diaper insert (plural diaper inserts)
- An item inserted into a diaper to increase absorbency.
- In Europe, tissue-based disposable diaper inserts were first available in Sweden in the late 1930s and followed by products using defibered wood pulp in the 1950s.2005 November 30, M. Akalim, “Novel Approach to Breathable Nonwoven Hygienic Products”, in J. F. Kennedy, M. Miraftab, S. Rajendran, Subhash C. Anand, editor, Medical Textiles and Biomaterials for...
- Collection of urine specimens from young children can also be problematic. Several methods have been evaluated which include using urine collection bags, a cotton diaper insert, or directly expressing the urine from the gel polymers designed to collect urine in disposable diapers.2012 December 31, DB Barr, B Buckley, “Collection and Preparation of Human Biological Specimens for Contaminant Analysis”, in Heather Lord, Janusz Pawliszyn, Josep M. Bayona, X. Chris Le, editor...
- Synonyms:
- diaper doubler, diaper stuffing, doubler, nappy insert
Synonyms of diaper insert
Forms of diaper insert
| plural | diaper inserts |
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Origin of diaper insert
From diaper + insert.
Questions about diaper insert
- What does diaper insert mean?
- Diaper insert means an item inserted into a diaper to increase absorbency.
- What part of speech is diaper insert?
- Diaper insert is a noun.
- What is the plural of diaper insert?
- The plural of diaper insert is diaper inserts.
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