What's The Cheapest Stuffer?

[Backindiapers]

So I would like to make my expensive dry24/7's last a bit longer and add some kind of stuffer or insert. What would you say is the cheapest route?

1. baby diapers

2. actually inserts

3. minor incont. pads

4. baby cloth diapers

Or something else you use entirely?

[collegeguy2514]

not sure how the cost adds up compared to the other things you've listed, but i've had good luck with using disposable baby diapers. i guess using a cloth diaper would be cheaper in the long run if you take propper care of it.

[SoCalAB]

I use Walgreen adult pull ups and slice tiny slits in the backing for my stuffers. A bag of 40 is about $15 - 18 depending on sales. Sometimes if you buy one bag you get the second one 50% off.

I also have the stuffing technique at: http://socalab.250x.com/stuffing.html

Stay Pampered

SoCalAB

http://socalab.250x.com

[k4rak]

Not sure if they sell them over in the states, but these are fairly cheap, very absorbent and they stick well. I know the Lille brand is european so maybe you can find something similar.

http://www.incontinencechoice.co.uk/incontinence-pads-and-pants/booster-pads.html