Staydry Panties

[Debbie Little]

As a child, I wore Staydry panties to bed. These are no longer available, but I am interested in recreating them for my own use. Does anyone have a vintage pair of these? I would like to find a good description and/or a photo. I am also willing to buy a pair in any size or condition for reference.

[Fakename4me]

You mean like these?

[Debbie Little]

Like these.

[Fakename4me]

ok..

[Debbie Little]

That is great information. I think that I can get a pair made from this description, but I won't be sure of the exact material without having a sample pair. Funny that there were no Google links to this page.

Thanks

[Paul]

Yes they were great no pins. Too bad they are no longer available.

[Debbie Little]

I had a pair of panties like the StayDry panties made. They look like them, but have no insert. I planned to use a disposable pad/insert. I purchased some Good Night Tru-Fit inserts. They almost work, but have no glue

[PullOn]

Buy some double sided tape and apply it to the disposable pad.

[bedwetter bobby]

I have a very old pair of the original Staydry Panties in size 34. They are quite nasty and not for sale,but I can help you with the design and material list.

My sister wore similar for a few years.

Bob

[Debbie Little]

6 hours ago, bedwetter bobby said:

I have a very old pair of the original Staydry Panties in size 34. They are quite nasty and not for sale,but I can help you with the design and material list.

My sister wore similar for a few years.

Bob

Bob, I have already had a pair made. I'll try to post a picture.

[bedwetter bobby]

Would love to see that photo. Perhaps you can go into business. Long ago I spoke to the woman that owned the Staydry Co. she said that she made a nice living with them.

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

They were still going in 1981. I got a pair to see what they were like, I did not think much of the material. I remember ads for those in about 1957 or 8

Here is what I found

[Debbie Little]

Here are some photos of my new Stay Dry Panties. I had them made with PUL material, so they are waterproof. The ties on the side provide a snug fit, so they are a good bed wetter panty. They are

[JWieler]

Creative! Those look good!

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

The originals were waterproof and translucent milkky what like Comco, Empire or Gary. but the material was grainy like the cheaper BabyMate

[Debbie Little]

On ?4?/?3?/?2016 at 9:23 AM, Christine Daryleanne said:

The originals were waterproof and translucent milkky what like Comco, Empire or Gary. but the material was grainy like the cheaper BabyMate

I think that PUL is a better material than plastic or vinyl. It should hold up much better.

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

But it is not the real thing. sort of like saying you want a satin dress made of cheap 1970's polyester or a steel sword made of bronze. StayDry were called "rubber panties" in their time (19567-81 as I recall). Decent plastic will outlast the elastics. They've been trying to replace rubber/platic panties for

[Debbie Little]

• I am ready for bed in my Bed wetter Panties.

[DailyDi]

Been thinking about having a run of these produced, but it would be costly since they are fitted and we'd need to make like 10 sizes

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

And if it were to be true to the original, you would need to find the same kind of material, which was a grainy, Comco-like,milky white plastic of moderate thickness. the old DPF Baby Heaven material would have done well for that. Something Babykins could probably do. Actually, why they were not made of some kind of waterproof cloth, I do not know. The materials certainly existed and they would have been much more acceptable to the intended users. Try and convince a 7-12 year old that they are not "bing put back in rubber panties": Good luck!

[Debbie Little]

On ?4?/?13?/?2016 at 4:30 PM, DailyDi said:

Been thinking about having a run of these produced, but it would be costly since they are fitted and we'd need to make like 10 sizes

If you increase the overlap on the sides, then fewer sizes will be required, since the ties allow adjustment. Overlap will also reduce the chance for leakage for a side sleeper.

[bedwetter bobby]

Let's face it the original Staydrys were not very efficient, they leaked a lot. But considering they were the only alternative other then a pin on diaper and