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Cloth training pants are good for a different wet and messy experience. I really feel my wet pants when wearing cloth training panties. A little more work to rinse the messy pants in the toilet and then rinse in the laundry tub but worth the different experience, -
I am sitting here this morning enjoying the cacophony of intense psychophysiological sensations of my very very wet and very messy Kiddo Premium Night cloth back diaper. The front of my diaper has a substantial bulge from multiple pee pees during the night while the back of my poopie diapie is warm and squishie. Going potty in a diaper is not for every ABDL but for me relaxing as I feel poopies fill my diaper and settle against my perineum in my already wet diaper makes me tremble with innocent yet naughty pleasure. Walking with a wet bulging diaper while I feel potty jiggle inside my diaper is a warm feeling that I love, with the pleasurable sensations coming to a crescendo when I sit down and feel my mess compress and get squishier by the minute. Ahhhh!!! I have never had poopies fall out of my diaper but I have had some squishy diaper blow-outs after I sit down. Fortunately, I don't mind changing my poopie diapie and cleaning up. I have cleaning my diaper area down to a science that only takes me a few minutes and no shower is needed to get clean and sweet smelling. A diaper blow-out takes longer but with careful cleaning I still don't need a shower. I just wet my diaper a little more adding new warmth with a shiver of pleasure coursing through my body.
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I took advantage of the Kiddo July 4th sale and yesterday a case of Premium Night cloth back diapers were delivered yesterday, so of course I wore one to bed. I am up this morning very wet and to put the diaper through rigorous testing, I just messed my diaper. No leaks, comfortable, no diaper blow-out, cute but not ostentatious print, nice bulge from being wet, and I also think that I can wear these diapers during the day discreetly under normal pants. Excellent diaper.
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By SissyBabyMarc88 · Posted
After a ten minute drive, Chelsea pulled into a semi long driveway. At the end of the driveway, there is a nice decent size brick style single floor home. It had four bedrooms, three bathrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and an in ground pool in the back that can not be seen from the front. -
We are in peak winter, such as it is here. Daytimes are almost invariably t-shirt weather but the nights have grown chilly. My nappies are again, warm and comforting to wear and an absolute delight in bed at night considering the cold tiled floors of our rooms. There can be no reason to get up. Despite only having shed about 7kg (15lb) to date, I swear I am feeling the cold more though. I’m starting to understand why Walrus’s are built the way that they are. Although we have a large and powerful reverse-cycle AC that can, in a curiously non-specific, effective but vaguely unsatisfying way make our house warm, we also have an old-school wood heater in our lounge room. This will, with a co-efficient of particulate smog and CO2 production, turn trees into a deliciously visual, focused source of radiant heat. It’s also useful for smoking out neighbours we don’t like. Mmm… Man make fire. Next to the wood heater in our lounge, in addition to a relatively sophisticated black “Scandia” (made in China) firewood rack filled with soon-to-be-globally-warming pieces of tree to fuel it with, I have, artfully positioned two black galvinised containers. One containing kindling and the other containing left over household cardboard pieces which I use to get the kindling going. Building the pyre, I grabbed a few squares of cardboard from the relevant bucket and in doing so, noticed the labels on those pieces in a large, black font: “AA11” and “BD11” Further pieces included shreds of additional clues: “XL20” and “Made In China”. I instantly knew that “AA” was “Active Air” and “BD” was “BeDry”. It seems that at some point I’d dismantled some nappy cartons and thoughtlessly put them into the kindling bucket instead of the recycle bin. Those nappy carton labels have been cheekily poking out of the bucket beside our wood heater, possibly since last season. Oops. Anyway, I’m pleased to report that Rearz nappy cartons make excellent kindling. It’s a shame I can’t burn the used nappies as well really but that would require incineration rather than conventional unforced combustion and that isn’t happening in a wood-burning heater in a lounge room. It’s fairly unlikely that any of our house guests would have correctly identified the product codes Rearz use for their adult nappies but it still isn’t as though I’d wanted to display them. I’m surprised that my beloved had not apparently connected the dots between the on-display nappy box labels and the nappy boxes in our walk-in-robe nor re-arrange the lounge display for discretion or even simply edited them out. Perhaps this is because of her almost Orwellian powers of double-think when it comes to her husband and nappies or perhaps it’s more to do with fire-operated wood heaters being, like our swimming pool, something that just happens as if by magic and she has neither interest nor awareness of the supporting infrastructure. Having said that though, only last night I put myself to bed only to find a “snappi” nappy fastener displayed prominently beside my pillow. I recalled at once that I’d inadvertently left in in the shower. I’ve been wearing cloth nappies the last couple of days and my daytime cloth pull-up has had to be tightened up by a snappi fastener. I’d like to put this down to weight loss but in reality, it’s down to failing elastics. In any case, if I’m in a wet-only cloth pull up for the day, I usually start my evening shower with it still on me (obviously I remove the plastic pants) as this is a great way to rinse them. At some point in ablutions I remove my nappy to wash me, wring it out and secret it to the wet nappy bin in the garage pending laundry day. I’d successfully removed the used-but-rinsed wet nappy and plastic pants but left the demobilised snappi fastener in the shower. She certainly noticed that. It wouldn’t have been hard (or harmful) to leave it there and I would have automatically retrieved it but a point had to be made it seems. So I’m guessing she did NOT connect the dots on the nappy cartons on display in our lounge room which I found privately amusing. Perhaps I could raise the stakes a little here? What about I take the cardboard insert label from my Rearz InControl BeDry Night Premium (“Colin”) nappies and carefully cut out the soft focused, wind-swept, sun-dappled and much-better-looking-and-less-decrepit-than-you’d-think-given-they’re-stuck-in-nappies” silver-fox couple photographed on the front before framing and hanging it? I won’t do it again though: the nappy cartons in the lounge I mean. I’m sure I’ll forget a snappi in the shower again.
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