Photo request from someone with a Flip cover and an Sbish flat

[holocene]

Hi,

I am wondering if someone who owns both a flip cover and an sbish flat (in medium and/or small) could do me a favor....

I need to see what an sbish flat inside a medium setting flip cover looks like. I've seen pictures of them trifolded, but I would like to see what they look like folded in half lengthwise and laid in the flip.

Thanks!

[seacat]

Padfolded? I could do it this evening. Pass me your email as I can't always load up pics on DS from my Iphone.

[holocene]

Originally Posted by seacat Padfolded? I could do it this evening. Pass me your email as I can't always load up pics on DS from my Iphone.

That would be wonderful. I'm not sure if that's pad-folded. I just want to see if it would be too wide between the legs to simply fold in half, instead of thirds.

I'll Pm you my email. Thanks, seacat.

[Hungry Caterpillar]

Well, I can tell you for sure that a Medium Sbish flat folded in thirds (folded each edge into the middle so it's clear in thirds) fits exactly into a Flip on the largest setting.

This is a popular choice in our house.

[holocene]

Originally Posted by Hungry Caterpillar Well, I can tell you for sure that a Medium Sbish flat folded in thirds (folded each edge into the middle so it's clear in thirds) fits exactly into a Flip on the largest setting. This is a popular choice in our house.

Perfect. How is the width? Does it reach from edge to edge? We try to avoid exposed PUL.

[Hungry Caterpillar]

Originally Posted by holocene Perfect. How is the width? Does it reach from edge to edge? We try to avoid exposed PUL.

It is pretty close. If I have any in the load I Qm folding tonight I will take a photo. Otherwise baby is asleep with dipes in his room

[seacat]

Alright I'm sending pics. You can't just fold it in half but if you fold it width wide in thirds its perfect.

[holocene]

Originally Posted by seacat Alright I'm sending pics. You can't just fold it in half but if you fold it width wide in thirds its perfect.

Thanks you! This was exactly what I needed.