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I HIGHLY recommend getting a printer that uses toner, not ink. Ink dries up and runs out much faster, even when you don't use it that often. And it clogs the printer head. AND replacement ink is marked up so high it can cost more than the printer itself. However, toner is a dry powder that will sit and last for many years. The way it's applied with heat doesn't clog or degrade the printer either. It isn't marked up as high and is easier to replace too. Overall, toner printers will cost far less than an ink printer. The only down side is the print in black and white only. -
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By grandmaster342 · Posted
I had a feeling Stephanie had a history with diapers. I don't think Jacob would ever ask her at his current age. But, as he gets older, I could see it coming up. I do think it's good for him to have a therapist who has navigated the feelings Jacob is having. I'd love for a one shot maybe focusing on his parents feelings during this. I think it would be a good perspective. Really good story and universe you are creating. -
By Little Sherri · Posted
I am in diapers 24/7, but I don't use them for #2 very often. That said, when I do, I usually change pretty quickly, because diaper rash is a real pain the ass, but also because I live with my wife and (older) kids, and I don't want to unintentionally offend them, from an olfactory perspective. The last time "that" happened, I think I was in that diaper for maybe another 30 minutes, only because my wife was occupying our ensuite bathroom, which is where my changing supplies are, so I had go about my business for a bit. I put plastic pants on, just to make sure there was no loss of containment, as I was sitting on our bed, reading, and a press-out leak would have been an unwelcome surprise for my spouse. "Ahh, I feel so refreshed, having just had a lovely shower..." "I need help changing the bedding, as I have just shat in it." The longest would have been more or less overnight, but that's extremely rare - that incident occurred when I had a really nasty cold, and was exhausted almost to the point of thinking I should consider going to a doctor. I had taken cold medication that put me almost into a coma, and at some point, I assume I unconsciously allowed a #2 to occur, probably while I was wetting. I wet when I sleep all the time, but sleep-pooping is basically unheard of. I woke up in the morning, and felt "funny", but I thought it was just weird diaper clumping, because I'd been tossing and turning - I didn't even consider that I might have had an accident in that department. It wasn't until the act of sitting down on a chair in my kitchen with a cup of coffee, that I started considering that maybe it wasn't just displaced SAP and stuffing, that were moving around down there, and I sheepishly excused myself from the table, to go check. -
I used to get a prescription for "Triple diaper cream" (not to be confused with triple paste). It had to be made in a mixing pharmacy and contained zinc, nystatin cream, and 5% hydrocortisone cream. And that stuff could clear up the worst of rashes within a single day. Sadly, I haven't been able to find a urologist or obgyn that still knows the exact formula. So I haven't been able to get it filled in over a decade.
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