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I had the opportunity to go fabric shopping this morning. At JoAnn's I priced 100% cotton terrycloth. I decided at about $11.00 per yard it was too expensive. My code word for such things is shop rags which I'm always in need of anyhow. I decided a better course of action might be to scope out the thrift stores for bath towels. When I find something acceptable, I'll cut it into soaker panels and sew them into my diapers of choice.
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This may have been asked before, but why not another shot?
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Has anyone have a diapered time for about a week or more? I usually use my diapers for at least 7 days, sometimes more. I know most people have to work or live family, lovers or fiends we share. I know I have understing about that. . Maybe you have a vacation time. For me, I live independent and i'm retired so when my diapers feel like using them, I wear them. A lot of people just take the time when it's convenient. I get that. But believe me, when i'm using diapers, a period of wearing them can be really fun, especially in a longer time. I love to experience adventures in private or public. When I have to use my diapers, messy or wet, there's something about having to pee and poop when my diapers feel like just perfect. Ya, I know I end up having to change my diapers but it's just a time to do it when it's really full and messy. Anyone else do that extending time for a week? -
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I'm not new to messing diapers. But I am new to cloth diapers I mess in desposeable diapers. So my question is can I mess clot diapers? If so how do I go about not staining them and cleaning them?
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I am an AB who enjoys pooping in my diapers; I use both disposable and cloth. When using clothies, I have had serious problems with poop staining my plastic pants and thus ruining them. Does anyone know of a plastic pants that do not have this problem? -
https://littleab.com/ABcare/diapertypes.html I discovered this website when I first embraced my DL side. Main page with other ideas that might be appealing https://littleab.com/ -
Lately I've been thinking about making my own pull-ups from pairs of cotton briefs. I was wondering if anyone else has tried this. For those who have, how did it turn out? Were you happy with the results? If not, how would you improve your design? Would you abandon the idea altogether if you were very dissatisfied? The advantage I can see is that a pull-up design is easy to empty out, if you're a diaper messer. The way I figure it, there'll need to be a pretty good booster pad as briefs are worse than a cheap diaper. And since I know my way around a sewing machine, that wouldn't be much of a challenge. I haven't seen this discussed on the DD, so I thought I'd ask.
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Yesterday afternoon Mrs le H. and I decided to break confinement to quarters and take a hike at a nature preserve managed by the University. As we are in the middle of a quarantine, as everyone seems to be, I knew the visitors' center, if there was one, would be locked up tight as tractor nuts. The same might also be true with any outdoor facilities. When we got there, the place was a little more rustic than I had anticipated. There was no building housing a visitors' center. There were, however outdoor facilities. And as I thought might happen, all were locked up. Good thing I had planned ahead and diapered up. It would have been a long hike to hold it. I wasn't worried about my diaper being spotted. For we only met one person, and she was about to leave for home. This was the first time I've ever been diapered away from home. It was a good experience.
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I've been using for cloth diapers for decades. The Kins (babykins) are perfect. I love using the #10700 pull-on cloth diaper. Great absorbing, soft and comfortable. I can also use an xl diaper and use another 2xl or 3xl for a super diaper. Ya, thick and unbelievable for fun. As you can remember, they feel like the old days ( I'm 60 and was before disposables were used). The problem is having to clean after messing. Always hard with the washing machine. For years, I've been using a disposable diaper as a liner to keep the stool from getting on my cloth diapers. It would be great if it had a liner for adult size. I've been looking for years to find a perfect liner. There's just nothing comparable. It's not really a cost deal to me. It's just it would be an easier. For now, I just use a comfidry 24/7 diaper ( probably one of the best disposable diapers anywhere). I use this thing that has a multi puncture roller. It doesn't tear or destroy the plastic diaper. Maybe get just a little messy on my cloth diaper but it seems to work pretty good. So if you're a cloth diaper lover (ya, plastic pants are great), disposables are the way to go.
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I was browsing Amazon when I came across a brand of cloth diapers called "Happy Endings", and I saw that they had some cute pocket diapers. Then I saw they had some labelled for "Teen/Adult" use. Now, I always get anxious when I see a diaper that can be for both teen and adult use. I wanted to see why it was for both, in the event this was one of "those" companies that were selling products with a "creepy" factor. After looking at their website and finding out why it was for both teens and adults, I determined that there was no creepy factor. This cloth diaper can be made shorter in length to accommodate someone about the size of a teen. With that being said, I will move on to my thoughts. This is a pocket style diaper, just like the babies today are being put in. The adult sizes come in two styles, one with snap closure and one with velcro closure. Each diaper comes with one insert when you buy it. My personal thoughts are that the snap style is shorter than the velcro style, and comes a bit short. As far as comfort goes, both of them are slim, comfortable, and fairly absorbent with the insert that comes with it. Finally, the customer service is top notch! I ended up having to send an email about an issue with the site and a coupon. They got back to me promptly and had fixed the issue. Also, when my order arrived, it was short one of the diapers. However, there was a note about the reason why (something about managing stock between sales and the website), and included a free gift. About a week later, the missing diaper arrived in the mail! To sum it up: Not creepy, great quality, comfortable, adorable prints, great customer service! If you wanted to look at getting pocket-style cloth diapers, I would give them a shot. Also, order from the web site, not Amazon.
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From the PamperedPenny.com vault about 2006, which would make me 21 or so. Enjoy!
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I was wondering how often my fellow cloth diaper wearers do laundry. Just to keep things from stinkin' up the place, I do laundry at the end of every diaper day.
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I've just bought my very 1st adult diaper/ nappy. I opted for a modern cloth contoured design with leg gussets & some elastic at the back of the waistband. Love wearing it!!... but a major concern is the loud noises velcro fasteners make when I pull them apart or do an adjustment for comfort. Sound travels where I live & the neighbours can be nosey & ask awkward questions. I'm wondering about the different fastening arrangements which are available & the pro's & cons of each .. Please, could you help me?
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Mommy (my SO) and I were getting ready to go out of town for the long weekend Saturday morning and she put me in a Goodnight, one of my night-time cloth diapers & 2 pairs of blue plastic panties. I asked why and she said that we wouldn't have time to stop for diaper changes & she wanted to make sure I didn't leak. I really liked being in 2 plastic panties! She dressed me the same way this morning for the ride home. When we got here, she changed me and I asked if I could wear 2 pairs again. She said yes. So here I sit. Anybody else enjoy this?
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Hi folks, I see lots of posts on here talking about what disposable diapers people are currently wearing and what they have in their stash. I thought it might be cool to start a similar thread for cloth fans. I wear for genuine need at bedtime but the rest of the time I'm just a DL. Lately though I've been wearing cloth at home in the daytime when I would typically use disposables. I know cloth isn't for everyone but I happen to love the feel and coupled with the environmental side, I see myself using it to occupy the DL side more and more. I've also taken to using it outside the house a bit more without too much hassle. I previously thought this would be impossible. I still use disposables for messing but at this rate that may change too. Currently all my diapers, ( day and night thickness) as well as pants and and doublers and from Babykins. This works well but I'd love to hear about how others do cloth diapers and what kinds they wear.
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Hi, I'm a "senior citizen infant" because (A) I am 60 years old. And (B) I dream and fantasize about being a baby again, around 6 to 12 months old, in cloth diapers, rubber pants, snugly pinned with two blue diaper pins. (Because I am a baby boy.) I currently live in the small town of Winona, Minnesota, but I have lived and traveled all over the state, with my favorite part being the North Shore of Lake Superior. Although I love mommies and grandmas, I am not looking for a "partner" or "caregiver." For the past 30 years, I have babied and nurtured myself by hiring "phone mommies" to talk to me over the phone. Any other senior citizen babies on this forum?
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Consdiering Dropping My "Review"
Little BabyDoll Christine posted a topic in Cloth Diapers & Panties
This was begun before the malware attack and was destroyed by it. It was my, and others', reviews of "rubber panties", rubber sheets, marketing sites, how to care for them and related. The motivation was to have the rubber panties in one easy to get at place. To find any reviews at DD you had to go to the bottom of the "Product Reviews" section of the site and wade through over 160 reviews of adult pampers to the bottom of the pile, which was a really PITA to use; I wanted to fix that However I find several things have happened that cast doubt on the value of continuing the practice, RearZ buy-out of AC Medical has produced some confusion, the the best ACM were the "high-waisted" panties which I do not know if they are available and the RearZ presentation of the AC Medical items leaves much to be desired or even if they sell the full line, of interest were the sanitary skirts in both A-line and full-circle pattern. I lobbied AC Medical for a few uears to carry them beginning in the 1990's. I do not know if RearZ carries them. Next I wanted to do reviews on Protex. However they appear to be unstable with regard to product line so what I say today could be false tomorrow. Babykins no longer carries rubber sheets, which were, to me the best. the RearZ are really more likd the draw sheets rather than full coverage and thinner, less sturdy material (I have had a few) and not the classic color) Babykins was the ivory with the classic smell that reeked of "nursery". In fact, I really do not see anything "babyish" in Babykins. The plastic panties, while servaiceable are made of material that is grainy on one side. Their rubber panties are more for "littles" and are very good and are recommended here. As far as I am concerned, there are no good rubber sheets being sold. My recommendation are as before, the LL Medico 7 mil snap-on and pull on panties and the Babykins 15 gauge rubber pantiy with protex having some good items Eruosoft and I Can't Believe It Isn't Gerber II. Their regular line that looks like the AC Medical/RearZ is not long enough at the side seams to provide good coverage but the material is very good. RearZ is to confusing for me to draw any conclusion. They appear to have botched the AC Medical line. As far as rubber sheets go, there are no good ones in sight The market is very unstable and I do not have the money to try all the ones that I would like -
Last Friday I got my order for Zorb II dimples. I ordered a half yard of sixty inch wide fabric. This morning I cut it up into six 10" wide by 18" soaker panels. I wear two of these panels sandwiched between two cloth diapers. That Zorb II is, as they say nowadays "da bomb." The more you wash it, the fluffier it gets. Anybody else tried it? Tell us your experience.
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Kissed my wife good bye this morning as she left with a friend to visit a mutual college friend who lives several states away. I've spent the rest of the day diapered up. And I'm here to say I really like the Zorb II fabric. That stuff is great. Changed myself three times since this morning. It really soaks up pee very well. I have a long standing social engagement this evening so I'll have to clean up in a few hours. It's been a very relaxing day.
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Plastic pants have always been a big turn on for some reason. I have worn them at night over disposables. However, last night I tried a cloth diaper and plastic pants for going to bed. OMG! What a great turn on. Just need a female partner that feels the same. Good luck, right? -
Recently Cocmo has ceasced production. Two of the most important things that they made were pull-on and snap-on plastic panties. Comco was an icon of the ABDL/incontinence world for some 28 or 9 years so their disappearance created a void. LL Medico has sought to fill in this void with a replacement for both pull-on and snap on panties from a company called Gary which I was asked to review and did, since I am very familiar with Comco and wanteed a readily available similar product on the market These are my reviews of the product itself, a plastic panty made of 7 Mil vinyl PULL ON PANTIES and SNAP ON PANTIES One of the advantages of these panties is a generous size overlap so that a person with a 36" waist could use anything from a small to 5X Large, depending on the specific needs at any given time. a trait not found in Comco nor many other high-quality plastic panties Now that you have learned about the products themeselves. What about the LL Medico website and online shopping process? I bought a couple of panties for my dolls (wish they carried 5X Small) to test the process The main product page is well-laid out with pictures and links to the specific product page where you do the actual purchase. the size chart is very detailed which allows you to inform yourslf very will with measurements for waist, leg, side seam length and crotch width Payment is straightforward by credit/debit card or PayPal and gave me no trouble at all The account section is also well done with access to your personal information, vouchers, purchase history and your favorite products There are also contact information, live chat and real-world reviews. They look for customer feedback and listen and help An excellent shopping experience and quick delivery Rating: 9 to 10. The more you use it the better it does for you
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Be sure to stop by Changing Times Diaper Company the next time you are in Las Vegas. We offer a nice selection of cloth diapers, waterproof pants made with plastic and polyurethane laminate (PUL), and, disposable diapers from ABU, Bambino and BareBum. Feel free to
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