Had A Little Leak Today :(

[FullyLoaded]

This morning I had my regular coffee then went out for breakfast (a few more cups of coffee). I was a little damp when I left the restaurant. I stopped at the supermarket and while shopping flooded my dry 24/7. I suddenly felt my left leg getting warm. My diaper was failing! When I got to the car I looked down and there was only a small wet spot on my jeans. Close call!

The next diaper order I make I'm going to order some kind of plastic pants. I only order for XP medical (discrete shipping). I was looking at their vinyl pants but then noticed their swim diaper. The vinyl pants would probably work just fine but the swim diaper looks more durable. I know the swim diaper would add extra absorption but what about protection around the legs and extra bulk over a dry 24/7. I need some advice thanks.

[square_duck]

You must have sat in something wet.....because dry 24/7 don't leak...they can't, they are just to damn absorbent! Heck, I'm sure they will drain the glass you are holding if you're not careful!

As for plastic pants, thats always a good idea I guess, as they don't add any real bulk. if you want though, just for extra precaution, some lined pants would be even more useful.They are available at a few different places, and come lined with either flannel or terry cloth

[drynot]

I've heard that swim diapers are mainly used for containing fecal matter and aren't really all that absorbent. Of course YMMV...

[absorbance irrigator]

Coming from somebody that caries the name of "fully loaded", it doest surprise me :-)

[Santiago]

dry 24/7 sure can leak - sometimes without warning . I think it is some error in how they are put on.

[FullyLoaded]

Thanks for the replies. Today I ordered some vinyl coated pants and a case of abriform extras (they're cheaper, and I still have a few bags of dry 24/7 left). I'm excited to see how the plastic pants work and the absorbency of the extras.

[babystevie]

I just ordered some of the vinyl coated pants too. I didn't know XP offered them. Really excited to try them! I'm always in plastic pants, so something new will be fun.

[tcc]

Wear a quality diaper, use a "boost" pads - menstrual pads like Poise, slit in the back, - or other "doublers" with another diaper with a slit back as a "soaker" will eliminate all "leaking". And, kiddies of today know nothing about plastic pants - especially those from BN4S or KINS, with enclosed elastics - which address "leakage" really well, NEED to consider plastic pants even over disposable adult diapers!

Leakage is YOUR problem caused by YOU. Get your ass informed...

[pax87]

I always put a booster in my diaper. I usually use Tena Overnights with slits on the back. They make even drug store brand diapers super absorbent. Sorry that happened to you.

Paxy

[FullyLoaded]

Yeaa!!! My order from XP came in! The vinyl pants seem pretty heavy duty. I'm testing the absorbency of the extras right now. I wet 2 times with no leaks. They are more discreet than dry24/7 or x-plus. Tonight I will drink a lot before bed and see how the vinyl pants do with leaks. At just under $1 per diaper they are very good for times that I don't have a lot of time to wear all day.

[ldatsea]

any diaper can leak depending on the circumstance but if your going to have a leak be great-full it was a Dry 24/7.... imagine what the leak might have been!