im signed up for here and omoorg. thisvid isnt an abdl site but thats where a lot of vids are posted and i post there too. ive lurked in fox tales times for years, surprised no one else here has mentioned it.
Did I catch you plagiarizing anothers work. 😉
@DailyDi I can see why you posted it, and it is mainly in support for an advertiser on this site, and for that I fully support you in your endeavours. However, I critically analyzed the product, and as a pull-up for overnight usage, physics will cause it to fail, and where it could possibly work is the very few that would void 1.5 - 2 times average volumn. That, will occur at force, (if not at the start, but during the process*) and is highly likey to wake the wearer - which means a mid sleep period change, and that is IF (and it is a big IF) the pull-up stays on. If it is slightly off, it also includes a full bed change.
So despite the best intentions of Northshore to provide for the demographic that need night diapers yet thinkg that they can get away with a pull-up > it will fail.
*Large (over 550-600ml) bladders start off weeping, but as pressure drops, the mechanics of bladder muscle gets involves and the speed of voiding increases. A visual example would be that of a cow urinating (but not at those volumes). These people require cloth as disposables, no matter how advanced, as yet can't handle those rapid filling. Disposable diapers are in the drip drip and they can handle it, a faster flow and the physics tends to fail. As an example, try this with any diaper - using the exact same quantity of body temp. salt water with one diaper, let it drip on, and with the second one, pour it on at speed. You will find that pouring it on and the urine substitute runs off the diaper onto the floor, where dripped on, and all will be absorbed (depending on the salt levels). PS, this is where I find ads lie, in using just coloured warm water instead of salt water as visual representations of how a diaper / pull-up can handle a load at speed. Urine is salt water, where if it was low or no salt, the body could not trigger the voiding process.