pezman Posted April 7, 2011 Share Posted April 7, 2011 I have read many of the positive reviews about abena and molicare diapers. Now I have tried them and they are very absorbent but I just cant stand the plastic. I prefer the plastic on the secure xplus/bambino and dry 247 the plastic makes them much more comfortable. Which do you like better 1 Link to comment
LILJIM Posted April 7, 2011 Share Posted April 7, 2011 The louder the better is what I like. 1 Link to comment
froggy Posted April 7, 2011 Share Posted April 7, 2011 I am a cloth and plastic pant wearer. I prefer quieter/softer plastic pants over hard and noisy. wribbit 1 Link to comment
drynot Posted April 7, 2011 Share Posted April 7, 2011 I would prefer if the Bambino plastic was a bit thicker and a bit louder. Not Depends loud but louder than it is now..... I guess that might be difficult to quantify though..... 1 Link to comment
Necros Posted April 9, 2011 Share Posted April 9, 2011 Loud plastic is what i like. I agree Dry247 as awesome plastic but they could use an even louder version In my opinion Dry247 is the best bang for my buck as of now for an all-around awesome diaper 1 Link to comment
DLK Posted April 9, 2011 Share Posted April 9, 2011 I like bambinos and providers choice plastic but am gonna try 24/7 soon 1 Link to comment
grayfile Posted April 10, 2011 Share Posted April 10, 2011 The Bambino plastic is good. Very smooth. I also like Molicare plastic as well. Abena is good too. I guess I like all the plastic diapers that I can get! Link to comment
KittenAB Posted April 10, 2011 Share Posted April 10, 2011 The new/correct (don't know which) plastic on the ABU Cushies .... it's flexible, shiny, yet crinkly. 1 Link to comment
ColoradoIceman Posted April 11, 2011 Share Posted April 11, 2011 Pretty much impossible to find now but the thicker plastic from the vintage attends (1990s and before.) I believe the backsheets were made thicker and therefore louder. But the plastic is very stretchy. And best of all, no texture. Very smooth and pure, plain white. But these diapers are very rare and the absorbancy is not as high as today's standards. And the glue / sealant does not hold the lining well at all so they fall apart. But they do make nice cover diapers over modern diapers. One thing they had right, fluff in the wings. Don't see that very much either. Too bad. Ideally, ABU would do well to use this type of plastic for their backsheet material. I wonder how well it would hold up against the SAP crystals and packing. Then again, if they laid down a thin layer of cellulose and then added the crystals before adding more cellulose, they might not have the problem of pinhole leaks like the Dry 24/7s. I have not had quite the number of pinhole leaks with any Bambino or Secure diapers. But their plastic is textured and thinner which requires the taping panel. Of course, the old Attends did have tape popping issues. I would love to come across a storage building full of the 1980s Attends before they added SAPs. They were so nice and thick and fit really well. Of course I was much skinnier back then. *SIGH* Really limits what I can buy and how they fit being overweight like this. My wife is too good of a cook. Link to comment
Diapers4Me Posted April 12, 2011 Share Posted April 12, 2011 Although the new Attends with waistband pale by comparison to the old ones, I must say that their plastic is amazingly loud now! These may be louder than the vintage green depends, and that is saying a lot! I'm loving them! Bought 4 cases a few weeks ago on EBAY! Link to comment
drynot Posted April 12, 2011 Share Posted April 12, 2011 You know what would be cool...having a diaper made from the same type of plastic bag that they ship them in. Bambino's come in a really thick and shiny plastic bag that would make for a killer diaper.... Link to comment
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