BumRite Cloth Diaper Company

We use GroVia/GroBaby and L-O-V-E them.  Very trim between the legs.  The new GroVia soakers easily snap in to the old GroBaby shells and the new GroVia shells.  This soaker pad is thirsty and we have never had a leak if we change every 2 or so hours. 
 
They do take a long time to dry (as long as a prefold), but organic cotton next to baby's most sensitive parts is important to us and we can't say enough about the GroVia/GroBaby diapering system. 

If the soakers don't dry completely in one cycle, we leave them in the dryer and run them with the next load of laundry.

GroBaby/GroVia is my favorite diaper system.

P.S. we use pocket diapers at night to customize the absorbency and the microfiber wicks away the moisture from baby to keep him feeling drier at night (i.e. he stays asleep).

Or - you can try the new GroVia Stay Dry Booster for the same effect
 

Gro Via Organic Soaker Pads must be washed/dried on hot 3 times prior to first use and WILL NOT reach it's full absorbency until approximately 6-8 washes.

*Remove as much solid matter as possible.
*Place soiled soaker pads in a dry diaper pail - no soaking is necessary.
* Wash every 2 days.
* Start with a cold rinse.
* Wash in hot water with half the amount of recommended detergent.
* Do an extra rinse if desired.
* Tumble dry or hang outside for extra freshness and to remove stains.
* Do NOT use bleach, enzyme cleaners or fabric softeners.