[If you wear all the time, what is your daily diaper]

60" Terry nappy and plastic pants, 24 /7 since lockdown started.

[Plastic Pants in the UK]

For some one with slightly large (44" Waist) a kite folded 60 " square ( 5' x 5') terry square is perfect.

[Plastic Pants in the UK]

On 7/9/2019 at 1:23 PM, Forced2wet said:

Occasionally I wear cloth nappies but unlike when I wear disposables I always worry about leaking. So much so that instead for using to capacity like I would a disposable I tend to wet just the once (using 60x60) and change straight away.

 

I have a large collection of plastic pants but, other that a pair from Cosy N Dry, they are for show rather than being functional.

Can anyone recommend a pair of plastic pants available in the UK that can do the job they’re meant to?

 

Is that 60 x 60 centimetres or inches?

[Lang plastic pants from Lifestyles Emporium]

On 3/21/2019 at 7:02 PM, Soggy Bottom Boy said:

Does anyone know if Lifestyles Emporium is still in business? I placed my order in early January and received my order confirmation number almost immediately. It is now late March and I have not yet received my order. I have sent multiple emails but have not received any answers. I have tried calling multiple times and the mailbox is full. I provided them with all the information requested as well as my credit card information. Their system did receive the order and issued an order number within the hour thanking me for my order. Please let me know if you can shed some light on this? 

 

I have placed at least 3 orders for 10 pairs of of the excelent Lang white (matte side out) plastic pants, I get an instant comfirmation of order and then f**k all happens after that. (Luckily including no money leaving my bank account.)

The Lang pants are by far my favourites, as they most resemble those that Boots used to sell and my Mother would have used on me.

[Plastic/rubber pants fitting]

The basic problems with most adult sized water proof pants is either lack of depth( or short side seam ) and more generally lack of forward facing leg holes and lack of additional volume of material at the back.

In the past i have got round this by buying the same pant in a size smaller and cutting the bottom of it.

This creates a plastic 'mini skirt (longer at the back) that I then tuck down inside the waist band of the larger intact pair of pants.

This generally adds 4 to 5 vertical inches to the rear of the pants and generally the waist band of the lower pants is below my shorts waist band, so if any body wanted to look, they would see my terry nappy through only one layer of plastic!

 

[What visible childish clothes do you wear in public?]

Normally an adult onesie from Funzee bought a few years ago. (They seem to winding their operation down these days).

I normally put a plain sweatshirt on to distract from the whole, but since lockdown I visit the local shops without.

[Anyone else not using disposables due to this lockdown?]

 I am also no longer using the tumble drier. On 50% pay so it's all good money saving!

[Anyone else not using disposables due to this lockdown?]

I am now using cloth 24/7 as I am working from home.