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By SpiderBaby · Posted
What do you mean when you say that the padding of the butt side of the diaper keeps splitting, do you mean like literally and the diaper has to be taken off after that or do you just mean that the padding loosens up and is easily more susceptible to stretching too much? It could be that your diapers that you use for the sizing are too tight around the butt and thigh area which creates tension and can result in them tearing after a lot of activity. My advice is see if it happens with diapers that are different brands and whether or not they split. then you'll know that it's not just limited to a specific brand and is more or less a sizing problem when it comes to the shape of your body. I wish I could help you more big bro, but that's all I got. Good luck!😜🤪😊 And have a great day! -
By lackofname · Posted
From Google: (I probably should have researched this beforehand) "Isopropyl alcohol can damage acrylic, especially if used repeatedly or in high concentrations. Isopropyl alcohol is a solvent that can damage acrylic, especially if used repeatedly or in high concentrations. Solvents can cause acrylic to soften, swell, craze, crack, or permeate. Acrylic can be damaged by agents containing benzene, ethanol, and other alcohols, organic materials, or thinners." The worst of both worlds: First time and way too long. I just left it for the better part of a day because I thought I wouldn't need it until then. But I'm always worried about using hot water, as it could deform it? I would like some advice on that. Meanwhile, I'm making stent mk. 5, and I've always done a split silicone, can someone advise me as to how you keep pushing it along after the last lip of the rigid part has been covered? (I was very gentle on the heating this tome, and the result is that it is much easier to push the silicone along) Thanks, Guys! -
By Bigbabyjeremy · Posted
How young of a infant are you there between like 1 minute to 11 months there -
Pistols, knives, cell phones: compare and discuss the risks and opportunity cost of sub-optimal grip 🤣 Actually, there IS an accessory solution to your dilemma: Yeah I've got one of those, now... My beloved bought me a gorgeous, top-of-the-range Pixel 9 for Christmas (I'm not even a phone junkie) and I got so freaked out by the thought that I'd drop it (lending some legitimacy to @Little BabyDoll Christine's premise I suppose) that I bought a case (made from Otters apparently) that's turned it into something resembling a lunchbox... -
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