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Yep, when in cloth when you're wet, you're wet. You know you're wet but there aren't too many tactile clues other than weight as to how wet. I've noticed however that the bit of cloth nappy up at my tail bone is the last bit to get soggy. If that's wet when I check it then I at least know that I'm thoroughly wet. It depends very much on the nappy used. What are you wearing? Today I'm in a DPF velcro cloth with extra padding and a cloth booster. Despite the polysyballic name, it's not THAT bulky and can be used under shapewear for low key day activities. I will get around 8 hours out of that typically before entering the danger zone which will be press-out leaks at the rear things that might get past the plastic pant elastics. Most cloth nappies don't have leak guards so when they do eventually hit their limit, minor leaks can follow. I changed out of a pinned 60" x 60" kite folded terry nappy that effortlessly completed a 15 hour shift (7pm to 10am) that included bed wetting. I changed it because that kind of nappy is strictly a night nappy. It's too bulky to do much in and it was also starting to sag too much for my comfort. Rearz Omutsu generally only do as day nappies for me due to relatively limited side padding. A strange thing with cloth nappies is that they can to some extent "recover" from a wetting event. After you've wet them, the fluid slowly disperses and the wet material at ground zero restores some absorbency. They will also frequently re-absorb any overflow that collects in plastic pants given the opportunity. LIke valve/tube technology, they are incredibly forgiving. -
By Crinklz Kat · Posted
In a Crinklz original tonight. Been holding onto this case for quite a while. I didn't realize how long until I opened it up. Date code is from July 2020! -
I think if you're going to be living your life as a double incontinent person you should defiantly go the medical IC nappy route. Premium nappies are overkill. I've been 24/7 for both pee and poop for over 5 months and I'm pooping as soon as the urge hits so when I have lose poop I'm changing 2/3/4 time to remain fresh. I only wear a BetterDry 10 every night. In the day I wear a Tena Slip maxi, active fit. These are made in Europe but really cheap in the UK at like £0.70p a nappy and they are really good dealing with double incontinence. -
By Little Sherri · Posted
Actually, I'll ask a tactical question of the group, since I know that some of you use cloth diapers, occasionally, and some of you live in them, whereas I am more of a cloth dabbler. I went to bed in that diaper last night, and woke up this morning feeling wet across a notable surface area, which is the cloth diaper trick to finding more capacity than you believed possible - even load distribution. I ended up staying in it until about 2:30 PM, when I felt wetness at the back of my thigh, and realized my ensemble had spring a leak, and also, that I was starting to carry the odour of a badly neglected toddler. I also realized, in that moment, that I have no idea how to tell when a cloth diaper is approaching catastrophic failure. It felt wet, all over, but it felt that way at 9:00 this morning, too. They don't really swell, so there wasn't any tactile increase in bulk that I could have indexed. Do I need to set an alarm? After how long? At 2:00, it'd been in it for about 16 hours, and I did a feel-check of the back of myself, and found no leaks, although there was definitely a soggy heft to the mountain range, back there. At 2:30, everything was in flames, and the end was neigh. How long do you folks wear your cloth diapers? 12 hours? 8? Less? More? I guess it depends what you've got on - if I had two more of the pre-folds pinned on, I could probably still be in it, although everyone's eyes would be watering, possibly including the readers'. Certainly, 16.5 hours for a pre-fold and a couple of birds eye baby squares is not bad ROI, although I am paying the piper now, waiting for the washing machine to finish up so that I can transfer everything to the dryer, less plastic pants, and then I'll try to get to the dryer first thing in the morning, to avoid anyone having to rummage past diapers in order to locate their socks or whatever. -
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