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Northshore has improved andnlarger wipes. They often give out sample packs of them too. -
I also use a safety pin for emergency diaper repairs when a tape comes loose. Though I weave the pin through the tape and shell several times. Just once through the shell and the pin will rip off. But weave it through 2 or 3 times and it holds just fine.
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By Amixofthings · Posted
Prices are kinda all over the place online, but I was able to find them cheap on Ebay. -
This came direct from a Urologist. Yes, you can have a foley catheyer drain into a diaper. However, there's a few caveats to it. And yes, I let my catheyer drain into my diaper for many months without any issues. Firstly, some people are just more prone to getting a UTI. If that's you, then no. Don't do it. Second, you absolutely MUST stay well hydrated. If you're constantly peeing, then you're constantly flushing out the catheter. And any chance for a UTI will be greatly diminished. For this, your pee should be nearly clear or slightly yellow. Third, they make one-way valves for catheter tubing. Using one is highly recommended, especially if you're not drinking enough water as above. Fourth, not after a surgery or procedure. Especially so with any blood present in your pee. You're already at a high-risk state like that, so just don't do it. And fifth. Even with the slightest sign of a UTI you have to switch to a bag. AND you must report it to your doctor asap to get some antibiotics. Waiting or delaying is NOT an option since the catheter is a foreign body and a direct pathway to your bladder. Which means an infection can take root and get really bad quite quickly.
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It started out great. Unfortunately they have the same problem most forums deal with sooner or later. A moderator who wants to see everything on the site their own way, and has allowed their power to go to their head by unjustly banning all kinds of people for all kinds of "bonkers reason" (their own words too). If you're "a good fit" for them, and want more confirmation bias, then you'll love it there.
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