*Spray Pal Shield

We store ours assembled, beside the toilet, on top of a prefold to catch any drips. Then on wash day, replace the prefold.

I made a huge mess before we purchased this. My husband and i feel like this was one of the best purchases we made for cloth diapering. At first we thought it was a gimmick but its amazing!

My daughter started solids and this has been a lifesaver in dealing with the sticky mess her poo has turned into. I love not having to worry about spray back getting everywhere (no ones wants to clean poo water off the walls)! My H will even deal with the poo diapers now.

No more splash or over spray in my bathroom. A cloth diapering essential in my books

If you are using covers and prefolds this is a must! I love the Silicone peice so the diaper doesn't slip out.

Does what it promises and stops water from spraying all over the bathroom while cleaning diapers! I’m grateful to have it as it lets me use higher spray pressure when needed and change the angle to get in all the little nooks and crannies without making a mess. I don’t find the flatten and squish option with the shield to wring out excess water after spraying very effective but I just hand wring after instead and that’s fine with me.

This tool is a must have for getting your diapers clean. Buy it and thank yourself later that you don't have poop splashes on the bathroom walls.

Where has this been my whole life?!? I absolutely love this and would never cloth diaper without it!!! Saved me so much time cleaning and sanitizing my bathroom over and over again!! Definitely can not recommend enough if you are cloth diapering!!

This is a bathroom saver! Haha! It kept all the messes in when I sprayed my diapers. I highly highly recommend this!

I used this especially for the transition poop after introducing solids. It keeps the mess contained and I took the advice of another review and bought a prefold to store this on assembled, beside my toilet. I usually where gloves when I use this, and I like how the diaper can attach to the clip and lay against the flat surface while I spray. I would say this is an essential if you go the sprayer route