Cloth Diaper Sprayer Shield

This does just what it says it does. Helps contain over-spray as well as stretch out a cloth diaper which is great to clean mess out of the gusset. The only problem I have with it is it adds an item to your bathroom that was just sprayed with poop water. Obviously it needs wiped down after each use and I actually take a cleaning wipe to it before hanging it back up. But I will take that over being sprayed with poop water directly!

I got this item as a replacement for my SprayPal. I wanted something without the pesky clip at the top because I never use it and it just gets in my way. I don't like to clip my diaper in because I need to move it up and down as I spray. This seemed like a great alternative but it is TINY. Like, half the size of my SprayPal. I couldn't even use it. No matter how I sprayed, water went everywhere, which basically defeats the entire purpose of the product. Another con for both this item and the SprayPal--the snaps. I keep my spray shield ready to go so I find the snaps to be not only pointless but a VERY difficult part of the shield to get clean. Poop gets in the crevices and it's basically impossible to clean them out unless you soak it in a bucket with bleach and use some kind of brush to get in the tiny spaces. I stuck this item under my sink the day it arrived and haven't so much as glanced at it since. I have no idea what I would use this for, but it certainly isn't going to block spray.

I don't hate it, but I don't love it. For the most part, it does its job. However, as others have mentioned, its small-- so, there's a ton of overspray happening. It is also hard to try and concentrate the spray to one area of the diaper because the opening is so small. Also, if you're using this, get used to the idea of getting yuck water on your hands. Since the diaper hooks to the bottom also, it tends to get all over you when you're unhooking it from the spray shield since that's the area of the diaper that is wet from being sprayed off. Another thing I'm not a fan of is how hard it is to get diapers on and off. If they were clean, it'd obviously be a breeze. But since you're working with dirty diapers that you don't want to stick your hands in, it can be petty hard to maneuver the diaper and get it secured without touching the yuck or making a mess of things. In the end, it is cheaper than other spray shields and the diaper being attached to the top and bottom is awesome for getting everything out of gussets. I also like that it fits inside my hanging wetbag. After I'm don't using it, I don't unsnap it. I just stick it inside my hanging wetbag that hangs on a hook in our bathroom and it's good to go for next time.

https://youtu.be/cbRWzIG1lDE - My video review of the Diaper Diamond and Spray Pal! I have a Diaper Diamond spray shield and a Spray Pal. I deff recommend this over the Spray Pal because it is smaller, and much faster to assemble. It only has two snaps instead of three like the SP. . I also like that it's small enough to store completely assembled under my cabinet. You can also store it flat behind your toilet, there is a place to hang it up. My favorite aspect of this product is the fact that you can stretch the gussets out to clean this diaper. No other spray shield on the market can do that. The only thing I like about the Spray Pal is the clip, Except at the same time I don't like the clip. Their clip sticks out and keeps me from sliding diapers up and easily. Overall the Diaper Diamond is a great choice if you are looking to clean cloth diapers or dirty toddler clothes and you don't want to get water everywhere!

I absolutely love the Diaper Diamond!! The best feature is the slits for the bottom and top of the diaper that allow you to stretch out the gussets and spray out all the poo that gets stuck in the creases. I like that there are slits instead of a clip to hold the diaper. I don't have to worry about funk getting all in the clip, the clip falling off, and it is slimmer when folded without a clip. When unsnapped it is just flat plastic and super easy to keep clean! It definitely does a great job of keeping splatter from going everywhere, but those extra features I mentioned make it my favorite and most essential cloth diapering accessory (along with my sprayer)

Takes way to long to put the diaper in it, annoying to store, another thing to clean. I'd rather just turn the sprayer setting down or let the diaper soak a little prior to avoid splattering. It is nice that it stretches out the diaper but it's a pain to get in and out. I use bumgenius free time diapers and it does not work for them, despite what the picture on this shows. The flap keeps falling making it so you can't spray it off. I returned it.

Works great as a shield but nearly impossible to get clean, just spraying it doesn't cut it, I have to open it and scrub it in the shower. It's also a weird size, assembled and I assembled so we have nowhere to store it but the shower. It might fit under the sink but as I don't scrub it clean every use I don't want those particles under my sink! This photo is after using the diaper sprayer to attempt to clean it off after spraying a dirty diaper.

Does not work for trim and side snap diapers and smaller sized diapers. Unfortunately all my diapers are trim ad side snap, they do not stretch through the tabs on the bottom, and can't flip them over because the poopy sewn in pad would flip upside down as well. I am still using it but it is not at all convenient, I should've got a Spray Pal instead because I have to attach a chip bag clip to Diaper Diamond anyway to rinse diapers. Wish the item description would have warned that this diaper spray shield is not for trim side snap diapers and will not work with Grovia and Bottombumpers and such