Public Restrooms Vs Diapers

[pottypants]

I haven't used a rest room in several months now. Diapers are great. I never worry about not making it to the potty because I'm wearing "what I use instead of a potty.

[kootzkoo]

It doesn't make a difference to me since I have to sit somewhere to change my diaper and I can use a urinal standing up.

[pottypants]

I used diapers for movies long before I started wearing 24/7.

[MommySabrina]

Judging by how many people miss and piss all over everything in public tiolets-they need the diapers more than WE do.

too funny lol Some (scratch that Most) of the public restrooms certainly are scary.

[Raephire]

Even if the public washrooms appear clean they are far worse than pissing and shitting your pants, and im not considering diapers in this..

You are far healthier crapping and pissing normal pants and underwear than you are to relieve yourself in a public toilet..

so yea, asap - 24/7 for me.

But 24/7 wont be enough for me, I want to find a woman who shares my likes and id go to the ends of the world to meet them

[silent_ab]

I totally agree with you I never use public rest rooms and I am just an

adult baby when I go out I always make sure that I have a diaper on

and use it for absolutly everything and if I am in public and need to change I

try to use the parapelgic rest rooms cause they are generaly cleaner, in my opion

the normal rest rooms are breeding grounds for bacteria and disease, so in my opion

it is more hygenic to use diapers than to use public rest rooms the only thing is that you

just have to be sure to clean up properly or diaper rash can become an issue

[Guest]

Hey everyone!,

It's kind of funny my mom has a gradding system for public restroom, just as if you were graded on a test in school. She said she was at one somewhere by Lake Powell that smelled horrid enough to deserve an F!

When my parents and I were traveling Europe we toured the Eifell Tower and I went to the restroom at the very top floor and that one my mom rated a C-. I have also traveled to Santiago, Chile with my Uncle, and over there if you just have to pee its free, but if you have to poo you pay 5 peso's for a small roll of toilet paper. In my case, I was in a poppy diaper, so I had to keep giving the person in charge a whole lot of 5 peso coins to clean myself up!

I'd be fine with that. I carry wipes!

[Guest diamondback688]

well...when i was in england, i found out that it costs money to use the bathrooms in the Underground stations, not that i needed to use them, just needed to change...but i was pleasently surprised to see that at almost every tourist attraction(museums, stone henge, london eye) there were special diaper changing rooms that you could change in, technically used to change a baby, but they were big enough that i had enough room to change...

[Guest]

I have to clean the bathrooms where I work as well. They used to be really nasty when I first started work there but a coworker and I have taken a few steps to help keep things nice. YES there are filthy pigs out there who dont know how to use a toilet, and it makes me ask....why bother in the first place?..

i have changedin public a few times and its a pain, trying to be quiet if someone else is there, even if the door is closed

I dont know if i could go 24/7, but I do avoid public restrooms as much as possible. Things could change though.

qwack

Screw quiet, I just change. I go for speed so I can move on with my life.

[Sunshine2585]

but i was pleasently surprised to see that at almost every tourist attraction(museums, stone henge, london eye) there were special diaper changing rooms that you could change in, technically used to change a baby, but they were big enough that i had enough room to change...

We have baby changing rooms in most places.

[Guest diamondback688]

yea...most places i went to had one...i think the only place that didnt was the tower of london...

[babylad]

Very seldom do i go into a public rest room and change but yesterday I did or else i was going to piss in the floor at food lion. I went into that rest room and it stank so bad that it actually made me throw up! I couldn't even breath in there and eyes got real watery. I said "screw it" and went to the car to change.

After seeing that I think I am sorta happy with being incontinent because I don't have to use those NASTY, FILTHY public rest rooms. I think if they ever come out with a cure for me I will still wear diapers when I go out cause it ain't no way on gods green earth I will ever use those nasty public rest rooms!!! How many would agree with me?

So you change twice after the car? cause you were wet already. Well by a small percentage. Depends on where you go. Not all every bathroom is like this. Not saying I don't disagree with you. Yes there's places where it's just a shit hole. ugly places. Just have to know which bathrooms are clean most times at places I go. The earth ain't really clean. People use diapers, dirty them. trash them. I think most people would think going restroom in own diaper is even sicker and nastier and filther than finding a good restroom. Hell I could squat behind a bush if I had too. I don't want my car to stink. How did you know you were going to piss or else flood the floor at food lion? if incontinent? Place don't sound good to use their restroom.

[PamperedinthePoconos]

When on the road & I need a change, I usually look for a Micky D's or BK or other fast food joint, for the most part I have found them to be pretty much clean; if in a bind, I'll find a secluded part of a parking lot and change my diaper in the passanger seat of my car.

[Rockies Fan in Diapers]

good one dolly!! like why does 7-eleven have locks on their doors if they open 24/7?

and why do they call apartments "apartments" when they not apart? and why do they call a circular driveway "circular" when you don't go in circles?

Good Jokes T-Baby!!!!!!!!!!! I myself live in an Apartment, So that one especially Got Me Going .

[Valentine]

We have baby changing rooms in most places.

yea...most places i went to had one...i think the only place that didnt was the tower of london...

They are reserved for the Changing of the Guard.

[Guest diamondback688]

very cute, Val...LOL

[Red Barchetta]

like why does 7-eleven have locks on their doors if they open 24/7?

and why do they call apartments "apartments" when they not apart? and why do they call a circular driveway "circular" when you don't go in circles?

Humm, well the original 7-eleven store was open only from 7:00am till 11:00pm - and even now, yes most are 24hrs, but there is one fairly somewhat close to me that I do see closed on rare occasions - but others closer to me stay open even when power is out, and will be for a while (they just escort you through the store by candle light, add things up either manually, or with a battery operated calculator, and open the till manually with a key), but there was once I recall they all closed - mainly because road conditions were so bad, any driving at all was temporarily prohibited, with the exception of emergency vehicles, doctors on an emergency call, and members of the media.

Apartments, basically because it's one big building, with living quarters divided, so you are apart from other residence.

Circular driveways - well they just call them that, o.k. - you think I can answer EVERY question!?

[DollyDiaper]

They are reserved for the Changing of the Guard.

That is too funny Val!

D lly

[DarylLyn]

They are reserved for the Changing of the Guard.

That is the best joke I have heard in years.

About 7-11s... The locks are also there for after the store is robbed before the police arive, and so that the clerks can go to the bathroom when there is only one on duty(I bet the people here know how to fix that need...). And also so that the clerks can go into the cooler and smoke doobies.

Abut the topic here: I challenge anyone to find a public restroom in Southern California. The only ones you will find are in a few select stores. Other than that, your best bet Depends on the Attends.

[rusty pins]

Why do women get a "perminent" evry 3 to 4 weeks?

[Red Barchetta]

Why do women get a "perminent" evry 3 to 4 weeks?

Very good question!

I guess they are not really all that permanent at all! (could this be considered "False advertising"? - LOL )

[dprmn1964]

Tee-hee, this reminds me of a funny quotation I saw:-

"Why do they lock the loos in petrol stations? Are they worried someone will get in and clean them?"

D lly

why do they give you a key for the loo with a hubcap attached to it?

[rusty pins]

Here's one I saw on TV yesterday that really makes no sense! It was a commercial for one of those medications for people with bladder control problems. It wasn't Detrol but some other brand. It went through the typical commercial with a person worrying about bladder leakage and then discribed the medication and how it would stop those bladder contarctions or words to that effect. When it got to the side effects, one of them stated, "Do not take this medication if you have trouble urinating!" DUH! The whole reason for the medication is for people who wet their pants! Why would anyone need it in the first place if they have trouble urinating? (I know, it really means if someone has been taking it and they start having problems urination they shouldn't take it anymore). It's just the way they said it on the commercial that made me sa an obvious "DUH!"

[t baby]

I had went into the food lions handicapped stall to CHANGE not use restroom because it was already drooping and I knew that if i didn't change i would leak onto the floor.

When on the road & I need a change, I usually look for a Micky D's or BK or other fast food joint, for the most part I have found them to be pretty much clean; if in a bind, I'll find a secluded part of a parking lot and change my diaper in the passanger seat of my car.

[bad baby]

i agree.