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By Youneeddiapers · Posted
@sklawlor You were right this time. A diaper blowout was in his near future! Please everyone tell me what you think? What parts do you like? Did anything make you laugh? -
By rusty pins · Posted
I get hot sleeping as well now that I have switched from a waterbed mattress to a memory foam one. Seems my bedroom is the smallest, but the hottest even when the register is fully closed. Must be my body heat radiates through the room. I sleep in just underpants, no shirt or pajama pants. We used to have a humidifier on our furnace before replacing the furnace 5 or 6 years ago. My skin is also super dry and scaly, and I hate moisturizing lotions because they seem to clog my pores. I just got a cool mist room humidifier at Walmart yesterday. I haven't hooked it up yet, but it's supposed to put cool mist in the air. I'm hoping it not only helps with dry skin, but helps me sleep a little cooler too. I'll let people know after I've used it for a week, or you can send me a message asking me if I forget to post here. -
By rusty pins · Posted
Usually no cream for me, but if I think I may mess my diaper, I will slather on a good layer of Vaseline before putting on my diaper. Yes, I slather it on my skin, butt and between my legs and not on the diaper itself! Sure, some will most likely adhere to the inner lining, but I do agree putting it directly on the skin makes sure it coats all the areas it needs to. Putting it on the diaper itself seems like it will miss some areas and not coat them very well, not to mention gumming up the inner lining and preventing urine from absorbing. Think of it. If lotion, ointment or Vaseline is applied to add a barrier to the skin to prevent urine or moisture from getting to it, it surely will become the same type of barrier to the inner lining of the diaper to prevent urine or moisture from penetrating. You're supposed to be protecting the person's skin from urine burn or rash, not protecting the diaper! I'd hate to be the child of that Carewell woman! -
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Not what you think the topic is going to be about. Many may already know I was a bedwetter until almost age 6 in the early 1960's. I wore thick cloth diapers and Gerber plastic pants to bed every night. We have home movies Christmas morning when I was 4 or 5 in my footed pajamas and thick diapers. I looked like I had a bowling ball in my pajamas! Anyway, I was pondering like I often do. I remember as a kid (pre teen) looking at the cloths for toddlers and young boys in the Sears catalog. The catalogs were indexed in sections, and on the first page of the young children's clothing, there was a paragraph stating, "Clothing has been cut fuller in the seat to accommodate children who have not lost their baby roundness or who still wear diapers." Anyone remember seeing that in the old Sears catalogs from the 1960's? Now, as I was pondering, I remember how I was mornings as a 5 year old, thick wet and heavy cloth diapers and plastic pants and the home movies at Christmas. Toddlers and some young boys would definitely need baggier full cut pants to accommodate the typical cloth diapers worn before Pampers and other disposables became the norm. Just like many AB's and DL's here will wear a size or two larger pant to help make their diapers more discreet. When Pampers and Kimbies first came out, they were thick and bulky too, like cloth diapers. Now days baby diapers are thin with super absorbent gels and cloth like backing. I seriously doubt clothing manufacturers need to make their toddler and young kids pants "full cut" in the seat anymore to accommodate diapers. Just another way the evolution of diapers has changed from the old ways of the past. Again, I ponder how actual disposable baby diapers have gotten super thin while we still like our adult disposable diapers thick! I guess not everything has evolved with us older folks!
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