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Hey guys, ifs been about 3 years since I wore diapers, but I recently got back into it and I ordered some patterned diapers I liked for now, but now after using one again I am looking into ordering a big box. Since I now have no rent going forward for a few years, I have more money to spend...elsewhere (hehe) so I was wondering what would you guys recommend? I'm looking for the best i can get for the fairest price for a bag, but I'm also open to suggestions of any kind. I only wet, so that's my main priority. I want it to be comfortable and able to hold a lot (preferably without smelling). I don't mind wrinkles, often I enjoy them; but I'm not necessarily looking for that. Just mainly comfortable, leak proof, can hold a lot, and I'd prefer patterned ones of some kind. Though I'm okay with blank ones as i can always draw my own designs. Anyways I'm off to finish filling this tie-dye-per to the brim and head to bed- 5 replies
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Trying to look into diapers with a bulkier/thicker backing for future purchase. I personally prefer cloth-backed diapers but I’m open to all suggestions given. Thanks.
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Those of you who have read my introduction probably already know that I started in the ABDL lifestyle in 1995 but put it away for about 19 years in 2000. When I was involved in the lifestyle in 1995, I bought four large square flannel prefold diapers and a single plastic/fabric diaper cover. Once I started again this year, I did a little cloth but mostly disposables. Today since I'm on vacay this week, I decided after removing my last saturated diaper that I would wear some cloth instead. This time I went over the top! I started out with two prefolds, folded together in a sort of isosceles triangle with the back corners being being the wings and the central apex of the triangle being the front (although not quite a triangle, more like a isosceles trapezoid). I used a toddler sized SnappiBaby fastener to put the diaper on (double thick). Then I filled a velcro-fastened PUL diaper cover with two 4-ply microfiber terrycloth inserts in the pocket. I took a 19"x16" microfiber dish towel, folded lengthwise in quarters and placed it the pocket between the front wings for additional absorbency near the waist. I took four more 19x16 dish towels (two sets doubled) and inserted one in the left back wing in the pocket and the other in the right back wing, overlapping in the middle. I pulled one of the inserts back on top of the back towel overlaps and the other insert forward over the front towel. I then put the PUL cover with all of the microfiber over the flannel had previously put on. Finally I pulled on my rubber/fabric diaper cover (I turned it wrong-side out so the fabric is against my skin because the rubber sticks to me and causes irritation. I then snapped my onesie over the massive bulk of the padding. Below are photos as I peeled the layers of the onion one layer at a time. The bulk as shown through my onesie: Onesie unsnapped showing the rubber/nylon fabric diaper cover: Rubber/Fabric cover pulled down to show the purple velcro PUL diaper cover filled with two 4-layer microfiber inserts and five 16x19 microfiber dish towels: The PUL cover removed to show my doubled (now wet) flannel square prefolds and the SnappiBaby closure in the middle:
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From the album: First Album
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From the album: First Album
