Plain Cloth Backed

[2sail2]

Is there a cloth backed diaper or maybe I'm thinking descent pull up that has no printing on them? I was interested in Bambino Bellissimo, but they are plastic back. How noisey are they?

Abena pullup are great, but I don't care for the lines on them. Tranquility are good, but I wish they had more protection up front for men.

[gah!ghost]

Medline Potection Plus maybe?

http://www.xpmedical.com/pullup.html

[Bettypooh]

The store brands are usually plain, but as diapers go you won't get what you don't pay for so don't expect much performance there I am curious if you really prefer cloth-like backing, or is this just because you worry about the noise of plastic? With all baby diapers changing to cloth I am wondering if there will be a day when most newer ABDL's will prefer cloth over plastic since that's the way they were raised. Such a concept seems to follow with us oldsters who prefer cloth diapers to disposables, partially because that's what we were raised with

Bettypooh

[gah!ghost]

I think I'm in the minority in that I don't really have a preference based on my youth. I pretty much like everything cloth backed and plastic backed. The only cloth backed I don't like are the "breathable" ones like the Abena Premium/Air Plus. The leaking through the cover and the smell is not ideal. The cloth backed Deltaforms though don't seem to be breathable other than the side panels.

[Dubious]

cloth-like diapers require plastic pants and then we havent gotten any far..

[gah!ghost]

I think it depends on if they're breathable or not. The breathable ones certainly do. I've only recently realized there's a difference. Some are just plastic diapers with a cloth-like covering and some like the Abri-Form cloth backed are entirely breathable which sucks do the the aforementioned not actually containing liquid or smell issue.

[willnotwill]

The Wal*Mart house brand (or Sam's Club's equivalent) are plain white and not too bad.

I used the Attends extended wear breathables which are light blue but otherwise unmarked.

Tranquility makes a cloth backed slimline which is white and unmarked as well.

[2sail2]

ok thanks, I'll have to check out Medline. BTW, I tried the Attends before, the fit was good, but they weren't much better than an undergarment--essentially an undergarment with cloth sides, but at twice the price.

[willnotwill]

Not my experience with attends at all, but I use the extra absorbency version of their breathable briefs.