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  1. I don't know if there's some trick to this I'm not getting or what, but I can't seem to do it. I hold my breath like the articles says to, and after a bit of practice I can get close to not breathing for a full 60 seconds. Despite that and a full bladder, it doesn't make me pee.
  2. To the best of my knowleddge they're all the same. Stick with baby wipes, the ones for adults just cost more for no good reason.
  3. Wearing a pair of the (apparently discontinued) Dpends Maximum Protection with an Attends booster pad. Not very thick, but it's still nice.
  4. If I can give my opinion, I think this thread is a pretty bad topic of discussion. Even if we're obviously not naming names, we're still discussing the personal bodily habits of complete strangers. Which, to be quite blunt, is really skeevy and weird. It reflects on the community as a whole, too, and makes it look like we're all absolute creepers. Even if we have completely innocent intentions, we're still singling out individual people in a manner that -- exhibitionists aside -- they almost certainly wouldn't feel comfortable with. Lord knows I don't want people gawking at me when I buy diapers. Anyway, I'm definitely glad Bettypooh is being cautious about this.
  5. It goes without saying, but diapers are an expensive interest. There are reusable cloth diapers, of course-- but for many of us we lack either the interest in them or the privacy to clean them properly. And so for those of us without the spare cash for any middle-shelf diapers, let alone the premium ones, we're left with the cheap kind. But, even then, there are good generic diapers and there are bad generic diapers. So, I figure that we should have a thread for generics. I can't say I've ever tried them, but I've heard that Assurance -- the Walmart brand -- are the best among cheap diapers. They're moderately absorbant and the tapes aren't incredibly terrible. Then there are the CVS and Walgreens brand, which are passable, but that's about it. And as for the very low-quality ones, I'd say that the worst diaper I've ever tried was from a brand called Leader. I've only ever seen then at a local pharmacy, so I guess they're not exactly prevalent, but they were exemplary of just how bad cheap diapers can be. So, what other brands are there out there? Are any of them particularly noteworthy, in either an "avoid these like they were the plague" or "hey, these actually aren't too bad" sense? Is there any way, apart from the obvious use of booster pads, to make generic diapers any better?
  6. Aren't Luvs plastic backed if you just peel off the outer cover?
  7. Nighingale is worth mentioning, I think. They're just medical grade so they hold barely nothing (without stuffers of course), but they're incredibly loud and crinkly. So if that's your thing then they could be worth checking out.
  8. I was in Goodwil today, and I noticed they had kind of a weird package of Depends. The bag was completely white, with nothing but a small logo on one side identifying it as Depends for Women with a leak rating of (I think) extra absorbant. I briefly considered buying it since it only cost a whopping 99 cents, but decided against it because I had absolutely no idea what size they were. So I was wondering, does anybody have any idea what was up with the packagine?
  9. Can anyone tell me if this works with the brief-style Depends? They fit better on me than Goodnites, and they cost about the same price. I recently bought a pack of 30 baby diapers for $5 -- they're exactly the quality you'd expect for the price -- and I really don't have much I can do with them apart from something like this.
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