PamperedinthePoconos

I sometimes double up. The first diaper is usually a medium, perforated. Then over that a size large diaper. Haven't tripled ...yet.

I have a drawer full of onesies, regular t-shirt style, long & short sleeve styles, multiple colors, also a number of collared-polo style shirts all for day-to-day wear. I use them primarily to reduce the risk of my diapers peaking out the waist band of my pants. Oh I do have some AB designs thrown into the mix for fun.

In follow-up to my previous post, this is the one I have, it works real good in containing odors. A very wet NS Supreme or Dry24/7 (size large, rolled-up) drops right in. IMO, doesn't take up too much space. The first couple of times replacing the liners can be difficult, but gets easier one you've don it a few times.

Here another diapered traveler, have also had to change on the plane.

I have an Akord diaper pail. Keep it in the bathroom & yes it does help contain odors.

Nice to be able to belly-up to a bar again & being able to talk to people.... (and BTW, got my 2 shots.........)

Can't wait for the world to finally get back to normal!!! So much miss going on a good vacation. It is so nice sitting at a beach bar, Blackjack table, whatever or just laying on the beach wearing diapers (under shorts, of course.) Not into the cruises, prefer a nice Caribbean resort. As for used diapers, in the room just individually bag them up and leave in the bathroom trash. (At the end of the stay leave a nice tip. ) While out I also will change in a public restroom and bag the used diaper and put it in the trash can there.

For swimming I got myself a pair of the SoSecure reusable swim diaper. I wear it under a pair of trunks when at a public pool. Mostly, like Little Sherri, it is for psychological reasons, I also don't have bowel issues, but it does hold small drips & squirts. Have been thinking about getting a bag of the Tranquility to try.

Way back when I first started playing/experimenting with diapers it was with cloth diapers; back then disposables weren't around.

YES, will 'Sleep-wet' just about anywhere I nod off.....

For when I'm in the need of a short time diaper, like in the AM when I first get up and I NEED a change but not ready to get cleaned up for the day I use the Northshore Lites, plastic backed. (BTW Northshore Supreme's for the day when out-n-about)

I'm not gonna' name a specific diaper, but it's any with the front tape-landing zones; can never get those to tape up to fit to my liking.

I'll put in another vote for the old P&G Attends. As for the old Green Depends...they served their purpose back then., yes it was a diaper...but....It was about all we had before on-line ordering

Every so often I get in the mood to double-up, liking that extra bulk down there. When I do I'll typically use a medium Dry 24/7, perforated with a pen knife as the first diaper on and then over that a large Dry 24/7;....and YES, there definitely an increased capacity.

I primarily put my diapers on while standing up, except when getting ready for bed and on those occasions when I put on a cloth diaper.

If I'm gonna' be hanging around the house without pants on it'll a tee-shirt; If I'm going out with pants on it'll be a onesie, I use them to keep things hidden a bit better when out-n-about.

For me I'd say there were 2 memorable events.. My diaper experience first changed when I discovered that there were diapers actually made for people other than babies. This happened when checking out diapers in a Sears catalog (yes many years ago) and in the index they listed Diapers: Baby, Adult. Had to check that out! Then the other big change, like many others here, was when I discovered I wasn't the only 'adult' out there that was into diapers as a 'thing'.

Most nights: YES, that's why I wear a diaper to bed. There are those nights when I will have a heavy wetting night and my diapers will leak...hey it happens, that is why I also have a mattress protector

Part of the Cloth Diaper generation here...…….now its disposables, for the most part

My 'ready-to-use' diapers I keep in the linen closet in the Master Bath (mix of NS Supremes & Lites & Dry 24's). The back-up cases are kept in one of the spare bedrooms

Rusty Pins: Great 'rant' there, what you wrote there should be posted elsewhere, editorials, etc... Couldn't agree with you more, you said everything perfectly. And also THANKS for the work you do. YES. people are going a bit stir crazy with all this not being able to out , but everyone needs to understand let this pass then we will be back to normal. Also Cheers to everyone else who agrees with what he posted. Everyone...Stay Padded & Safe!!! PitP

Appears just maybe the insanity of hoarding is starting to wind down, at least here in the Pocono's, local grocery had TP, and the brand I use also got Lysol Wipes (for which I normally buy even before all this)..Shelves aren't totally restocked but they are slowly filling.

Are You a Bedwetter: YES, I am. Were you a Bedwetter: Not as a kid, it started off & on in my late 20's, now I have more wet nights than dry. Do you want to be a Bedwetter: Doesn't bother me either way...

I chose SATISIFIED with my 'main' diaper, for those interested they are the Northshore Supreme, plastic backed. Nice fit & very absorbent.

As being another diapered traveler, when I stay at hotels, my spare diapers are normally kept in my duffle bag & other supplies kept in the drawers, not on display. As for my used diapers I do bag them up and put them in the bathroom trash. As for the bed I do have a plastic sheet and king size sheet to go over it, I also use disposable bed pads. All this put away in the morning before the cleaning staff comes in to make up the room. I will add, that so far (after many years) no one has said anything to me. Also at the end of my stay I do leave a nice tip.