WetDad Posted November 21, 2012 Share Posted November 21, 2012 OK, after hearing so many good things about PUL pants, I thought I would try a pair. Thanks to Amazon, they took little time to get here and the package was discrete. I just have one problem- what side is out? These are the ones made by Gary, and they do have a tag, but in their packaging the tag was facing out. "Inquiring minds want to know" Link to comment
Bettypooh Posted November 22, 2012 Share Posted November 22, 2012 With PUL, the coated side goes inward with the cloth side out I've only tried the Salk 'Sani-Pant' in PUL and I was highly disappointed with the leak resistance and the lack of durability Other brands do seem to be better based on what some say I have no real use for them, preferring plastic or rubber panties myself I have never found diaper 'crinkle' to be a problem- nobody seems to hear it but me, even with the plastic Depends which are supposed to be loud. Once warmed by body heat most plastic panties are quiet enough to get by with. I mention that only because most who wear PUL do it because it is quieter. Bettypooh Link to comment
Little BabyDoll Christine Posted November 22, 2012 Share Posted November 22, 2012 As with PEVA, and "waterproof" nylon, this seems like another attempt to re-invent the wheel. Most brands of PUL panties that I have seen were not made for diapers, only pads or thin liners. I really do not know of any that have sufficient room for a good-sized diaper and I find them to be alien and not true to life sort of like a movie of Columbus crossing the ocean with two Light and one Heavy, Cruisers and saying to los Indios "I hate to bother you. Say, that's a nice island you have here. I bet an island like this costs a small fortune..." Link to comment
Wet Knight Posted November 22, 2012 Share Posted November 22, 2012 Arizona Care P.U. pants are very comfortable, hardly know they are being worn, they are so breathable. As with most things, there is a downside, that elastics are spongelike and wick if your nappy gets too wet. If you want a nappy and plastic pants for confidence or just-in-case, they are ideal. Link to comment
WetDad Posted November 24, 2012 Author Share Posted November 24, 2012 The idea of a leak-proof yet breathable pant has great appeal for me, when I am many hours between changes. BTW, these pants are over-sized for diaper use and fit rather well. Link to comment
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