New adult diaper size diaper pins

[DailyDi]

[DprDJeff]

Tempting, but shipping costs more than the pins. =\

[Bettypooh]

Maybe we should all ask them to ship the pins first class USPS so we will buy them I've gotta have some of these

[square_duck]

cool for those of us who wear cloth! I'm trying to compare with what baby-pants offers as well and general shopping....might be headed into a binge period ........again! UGH!

NOTE: Baby-pants has the same thing but for $3..50 a pair....they don't state size, but they 'look' the same...*shrug*

[freswith]

cool for those of us who wear cloth! I'm trying to compare with what baby-pants offers as well and general shopping....might be headed into a binge period ........again! UGH!

NOTE: Baby-pants has the same thing but for $3..50 a pair....they don't state size, but they 'look' the same...*shrug*

[square_duck]

You have a very long measuring tape then,

unless you bought them first....

[freswith]

I bought them, Oh simple Duck, I bought them.

[redneck diaper boy]

Are these the same size metal that is in an infant pin? If they are they will not stand up with adult use

[BabyLock]

You could use KILT pins but there goes the diaper budget for the month.

They ain't cheap but heavy duty and functional - heck Yes!

Then again if the diapers are in a tartan pattern how apprapo and stylish !

Now get out the kilt sox flashes a white blouse and short tartan skirt and

dance the AB baby highland reel - no river dance stuff here !

[Hookedondiapers]

I like the locking feature these ones appear to have.

[willnotwill]

If I was buying something else from them maybe.

But I'm real happy with the Snappi's right now.

[maxmac97]

you all realize that if you use a bigger pin you are putting a bigger hole in the diaper

[square_duck]

If the pin is sharp it shouldn't do any damage. You damage the fabric when you use a dull or bent / damaged pin that tears it's way through instead of sliding between fibers.

[rusty pins]

I have some thick cloth diapers and I haven't yet had a problem using actual baby diaper pins.

[BabyJune]

I use standard Dritz diaper pins and they work fine for me. The wire is heavy, they are curved to fit nicely, and the heads push down to lock so they won't pop open.

[CDLover]

I also use the standard Dritz diaper pins.

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

I use baby diaper pins, too

[babyjoe]

I bought the diaper pins from baby-pants. I don't think they are stainless steel. They have pitted in places and the heads do pop off when you try to unlock them. But they do look great.

[dondl2]

The pins from Baby-Pants are not stainless steel. They are plated steel, and the heads do pop off. Also the wire is heavy and will rust. I think I sent mine to the trash can,

[warpiper]

After using both baby pins and adult sized pins, i still gotta go with the baby pins.

[DailyDi]

I've got a pair coming, so will review them later this week.

[square_duck]

I was contemplating the "I can't believe it's not gerber 2" pants.....hmmm might be a good replacement for the VIP's that I love and don't want to wear out

[redneck diaper boy]

I want to know who makes the best heavy duty pins. I wear double diapers at night. I use 3 inch plated steel pins now. I am looking for something better. The points bend and they rust.

[rusty pins]

The pins from Baby-Pants are not stainless steel. They are plated steel, and the heads do pop off. Also the wire is heavy and will rust. I think I sent mine to the trash can,

[inconbob]

I agree with many here who use the standard baby diaper pins. They work well as long as you do not try to pin through too many layers of material. Never had a problem with the pin coming undone and putting a hole in my plastic pants or sticking me. They easily attach to my medium and large diaper twill pre-folds.