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I've tried both a latex cover, and the SoSecure containment brief. And it has not been my experience either one of them works to keep the water out. And with the latex one I found that making the seal tighter (buying a smaller cover), just made it worse. I suppose of you're fat enough, then you might be able to make a tighter fit work by digging into the skin more. But my having an average build easily showed that my ligaments and the the small of my back were creating high and low points where the water seeped in at. And like I said, a tighter fit just ensures a weaker seal at those low points (not to mention painfully digging into the high points more). The best diaper I've found for swimming doesn't try to completely keep all water out, yet still provides a weak seal. A pocket diaper with the pocket pad removed will still contain any messes. The pocket lining also has a terry or cloth lining, which will hold a very limited amount of water/pee. It's just enough to contain leaks while getting in or out of the water, or for standing in a line like for a water slide. And bonus, the removable pocket pad can be left in when going to/from one's destination, or for lounging on the beach or pool side. And the pocket can be discretely removed by covering your front with beach towel. Though I will warn, when exiting the water you'll need to discretely break a leg seal to let out any pooled water. But it's easy to make it look like you're adjusting the suit like many other people do anyways. Exactly. I initially did want to make it where I could wear a thin/crappy diaper while in the water. But in the real world it just doesnt work like that. Though I had an interesting find. A Depends realfit holds about as much water as an adult swimmates diaper. They cost about the same too. -
By rusty pins · Posted
Actually, the point of a swim diaper is not to keep urine contained, but feces. I know it sounds like you want something that will keep your diaper dry when in the pool or water, but I don't think that is how swim diapers are designed. Same with plastic or even rubber pants. Water will find a way in eventually but I get your point and know what you are wanting. -
By rusty pins · Posted
Being type 2 diabetic I get sugar free jelly and jam, and I try and get as low sugar foods as possible. I found low sugar peanut butter, 2 grams. Then I looked at regular peanut butter. 3 grams! Am I going to pay an extra dollar for only 1 gram less sugar? -
By rusty pins · Posted
I have no idea! Like Mikey hinted at it a different post, trying to figure out dinners for the rest of my life...
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