Diaper sweat

[Spanky]

I was working outside in the yard. Its hot and muggy out.   I  came in and my shorts seemed like my Northshore Supreme diaper had leaked, even though I had barely wet it. Lots of sweating between my diaper and my legs.   It's always been a problem when it's hot out.

I've thought about trying antiperspirant in that area,  but never have.  Anyone have tips on dealing with the sweat in that area so my pants don't look wet?

[feralfreak]

pour a little ice water in it before you put it on?

[square_duck]

Try wearing a cloth like product instead. It allows air flow, and is actually cooler. My experience with using Seni supers and quattros anyways..

 

[ValentinesStuff]

Or "diaper's wet."

[Andy DL]

Try an air premium or air supreme from Northshore. Much more breathable. You'll still sweat, but not as much and won't soak your pants.

[2sail2]

This is one reason I like pull ups.  They seem to be cooler than regular diapers.  Try getting larger size so it's looser and allows air to flow around.

[Dubious]

Wear a skirt.  Better airflow. 

[feralfreak]

10 hours ago, Dubious said:

Wear a skirt.  Better airflow. 

or go buck naked, even better air

[Jennynappy]

In all weather you still sweat.

[2sail2]

The problem with nothing is that you end up losing more water / hydration.  That's why people who live around the equator and deserts are completely covered in cotton like a thawb.