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Diaper References
Diaper/wetting references found in movies and on TV
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I can only assume the two are unrelated. Because correlation does not equal causation. Did you have a heart attack or heart murmor? Hopefully, it was mild and you're ok. Either way, at your age you should probably be taking better care if ER visits are a thing. -
I like to have options and I prefer the feeling of a dry diaper over a wet one. -
That must smell and ammonia buildup are two different things. Different detergents, and scented oils are nice for the usual smells that can build up, but they will not do anything for a the ammonia. In your case, it's the line drying that's covering that part. You're absolutely right about ising toocmivh fetergent and not using fabric softener. Too much detergent won't wash out, creatingna coating. Amd fabric softener literally coats the fibers to make it feel softer. Bith reduces the fibers ability to absorb pee and water. Too much ongoing, high bleach use can reduce it as well, by actually damaging the fiber structure.
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Actually no. It's the same everywhere. Having a high credit availability to a low debt ratio equals a high credit score. Especially in the USA. That means having a credit card approved for a really high debt level (like over $10k), but keeping it completely paid off each month. Or making a high down payment on a car loan. That way, the loan is for a much lower debt than what its high value is really worth. I actually have a $20k approved Mastercard I use solely for online purchases, and a $15k approved American Express I use for in-person purchases. Both get treated like a debit card with zero fees (but also have rewards tied to them, making them worth my while). My older cars also allow me to keep making payments on them (to my savings). That covers surprise repairs, and eventually a down payment on a new-to-me used car. Sensible things like this which don't actually cost anyone more money, just forethought. As such, I maintain an 800+ credit score (out of a possible 850).
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You sure do a lot of fighting to maintain what little continence you have. I know some of it is for funancial reasons, but I'm curious. Why keep fighting the inevitable? Diapers are so much more easy and so much less disruptive. Especially to one's sleep. And I know already like diapers as it is too.
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