Wearing Diapers To Work In An Industrial Environment

[DiaperedAllTheTime]

I wanted to share some of my thoughts and experiences while wearing diapers to work in an industrial environment.

[dizzy]

My wife makes wear to work sometimes and I work in the construction trade building homes, So far the north shore supremes are the best I found. They hold everything all day.

[DiaperedAllTheTime]

The problem for me with a North Shore supreme is the sizing.

[Bettypooh]

I'm in the construction business too- and 24/7 in diapers. Molicare Super Plus gets me through the workday though just barely No cover or extra support needed here, they stay in place just fine but they do tend to clump at the end of the day. There are very few jobs where being in diapers could be a problem; what stops most people is themselves

Bettypooh

[JWieler]

I used to do plumbing and HVACR work. Now im in an office, and it can be easy to wear there. But in the trades with was even easier. Coveralls!

[DiaperedAllTheTime]

Coveralls would work great for me accept as a field service engineer my company wants me in a nice buttoned down collared shirt.

[Dubious]

I just wear whatever I would normally wear, but with a diaper under

boxer,t-shirt and working pants (+socks and shoes) is all I wear

[Bettypooh]

Discretion depends on fit and there is some crinkle, but considerably less than the Tena Slip Maxi Plastic had My Moli's bulge in back at the leg bottoms- you can't miss that when I bend down- so I'm going on the quest for a better fit soon; the old Tena's were perfect on me but everyone is shaped differently so YMMV.

The Moli's are a great diaper regardless of me

Bettypooh

[dl2024]

I mean honestly just as long as you have plastic pants and a onesie under regular clothes, it's actually pretty easy to get away with.

[Drake]

I am 24/7 and use Molicare Super Plus during the day. They work well for me and hold up the whole work day as a mechanic.