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Has anyone tried these, they are "Amazon Brand"? Kind of sound similar absorbency as Depend pull up.

I use XL in Always, they are definitely great.

On the GoSupreme underwear, when it's wet it starts getting uncomfortable, it seems kind of stiff and almost itches or rather almost chaffs. What can I do?

Why wear anything?

In New Jersey at High Point, do not go into the bathroom at the monument. The stench is awful. There's natural sun light making it very bright, so the dirt is very obvious too. The others are probably just as bad but seem to have a bit better ventilation. Next time I am using what I have.

Thanks, but I was hoping for some washable ideas.

I bought one all in one diaper years ago and the thing was huge and unwieldly with huge velcro tabs. Chafing was awful. because the vinyl had small plastic dots on it, probably from the manufacturing process that scratched like 40 grit sand paper. Are there any thinner ones and you don't feel like you have to waddle around in?

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I used to take Amtrak between NY and DC. If you want a seat you have to pay almost airfare prices. The local train was less and if you didn't want an assigned seat it was even less ($50ish). Note that you could be standing for 4.5 hours if you don't get an assigned seat. One time I paid $350 for Express and Assigned seat. Even then the seats were dirty and tired.

Yep, I've been wearing them since just about when they came out and have been harping them here. These are one of two that don't give me a rash between the legs. They are soo much more soft than other brands. These are the one brand that I can wear to bed, though I don't wet them. In terms of absorbency, they are good, but Northshore GoSupreme are a lot better.

I started out with my mom's Kotex belted maxi in the 70s. I was in elementary school and did not know what they were for, but I thought they were for pee and didn't understand why I couldn't use them too as I felt like I had to pee all the time. I noticed she would actually double them up sometimes. One seemed like it was almost half an inch thick, so I have no idea how she managed to sit on them. One time my parents decided to split apart my bunk beds and found a couple between the boards and mattress. My mom said I did not need them. Fast to the 1990s and my mom gave me a notepad, but she said don't use as a pad because it has staples in it. My wife gave me her Always pads which were medium thick in the early days of our marriage. She used to use Always Overnight as well and I could see the bulge when she would sit in her skirt (she couldn't keep her legs together). Now she doesn't wear them anymore. She switched to thin ones, but nowadays prefers nothing. She also doesn't wear skirts anymore, just pants.

Young guy (20s/30s) on the beach in some sort of psudo puffy pull up. The commercial was soo short and my phone volume was very low. I cannot find it on youtube.

Me too, I find when I wear I am much more at ease and not worried (anxious) about where my next bathroom will be. When I was kindergarten after lunch one day, I started getting sensation that I needed to go. The next thing I knew my pants were wet. I kind of feel like never again will be I be wet or caught without some protection. Though I don't wear at work. I probably could, but fortunately I am rarely in meetings.

Yes, I use undergarment straps, just cut tiny holes in front and back. I have also used women's shorts.

Chaffing, who likes that? I am pretty sure I tried these a couple years ago and ya, they didn't hold much.