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My Messy Diaper in the Morning

Adrian — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 14:56:57 +0000

I got up this morning and I have to admit that I usually do not have messy accidents during the night time so this was a rare occurrence for me honestly. Peter was actually quite surprised when he checked me this morning to find out that I had actually pooped my diaper. He really didn’t have to check because of the smell but I was sort of surprised myself when I woke up. I don’t know if I ate something last night at the restaurant we went to last night or what that made me mess at night but usually my fecal incontinence does not “happen” at night oddly enough. But, times like these remind me that it can truly happen anytime. It was bad enough that he had to take it off of me in the bathroom and I had to just take a shower because it was easier to get cleaned up after he wiped me down a little bit. Took a quick snapshot of it – I was honestly stunned because it hadn’t happened at night in awhile.

Don’t mind my random piece of long hair next to the diaper either. I straighten my hair so obviously it is damaged from that so my hair falls out quite a bit when I brush it. But, yeh as you can see – no big surprise I wet as I usually have a wet diaper in the morning but wow I cannot believe I pooped in my diaper at night…I honestly don’t think that has happened in literally months. Anyways the Secure X-Plus diaper I had on held up very well and did not leak anything so I was pretty happy with that considering the diaper was pretty heavy when Peter took it off. Anyways, that is my random rambling for today – I know its random but I was just amazed that I had a “poop accident” since I rarely have em at night. But, yeh – yay me I guess lol. I hope everyone is having a good week and everyone is getting excited for the weekend. Anyone doing anything fun this weekend?

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Secure X-Plus or Bambino Diapers

Adrian — Mon, 15 Nov 2010 18:12:36 +0000

So, I have gotten this question multiple times on whether I think the Secure X-Plus or the Bambino Diaper Classico, Teddy, or Bianco are more absorbent. In my opinion, they are all the same top absorbency. These adult diapers make up the epitome of absorbent diapers on the market but they are all the same in my experience when it comes to absorbency. It just comes down to the design and what you like. Do you want a plain all white adult diaper – then go for the Bianco! Do you like Teddy Bears – then get the Teddy Bambino! Do you like baby blocks – then get the Bambino Classico! And, finally if you want a neutral non-babyish print design but want still a print on the diaper then get the Secure X-Plus. They are all phenomenal adult diapers with the best absorbency on the market but they are all the same in terms of absorbency. I buy all of them just sort of depending on my mood – there is something unique about the Secure X-Plus that I do like! But, I love the new Teddy design on the new Bambino Diapers so I do get them as well…but I am a sucker for the classics that Bambino makes (i.e. the Classico and Bianco). There is something for unique about a really thick all white diaper. It just depends on my mood, honestly. But, hopefully that clears up any questions on whether there are differences. If you have any other questions – just let me know and I will try to respond to you!

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Adult Diaper Balancing Act of Cost and Features

Adrian — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 17:13:02 +0000

An adult diaper is amazingly complex product but yet looks so simple on the outside. The idea of an adult diaper is so simple, a piece of plastic with padding in it to contain fluids and solid matter. When you describe it like that, an adult diaper seems so simple. But, the making of an adult diaper is complex and takes into consideration a lot of factors. So many factors go into making an adult diaper including design, appearance, absorbency, material used, features, and cost. There is a balancing act that must be played with creating adult diapers because manufacturers don’t want to create a super everything diaper that is going to cost butt-loads of money so that only a few select people buy it…that would not be profitable nor beneficial to the masses.

For example, an adult diaper manufacturer could create a super absorbent diaper by purely using polymer which absorbs many times more than pulp/fluff in an adult diaper. But, this would do two things:

Make the cost of the diaper skyrocket because polymer is a lot more expensive than pulp.
For ABDLs, using purely polymer would cause the diaper to be a lot thinner if it did not contain any pulp at all.

So, an adult diaper manufacturer has a balancing act to play. Depending on what they are aiming for, they may add more or less polymer depending on the absorbency they are going for. This exact situation can be seen in the adult diaper industry today, especially in the adult baby and diaper lover world.

The materials used to make adult diapers is extremely important in the diaper manufacturing process. Everything from the type of plastic to the woven inner-lining of the diaper. There are many different types of plastic outer coverings and the one you choose is important. Some plastics have big pores and are more susceptible to leaking or feeling clammy because moisture from wetting the diaper seeps into the plastic outer coating. The inner-lining of an adult diaper is probably a seemingly “taken for granted” part of the diaper. But, if you were to compare certain adult diapers side by side you would be able to feel and immense difference in softness of the inner lining (inside) between them. Bambino Diapers are famous for probably having the softest inner-lining on the market because they have a specially patented blend that makes the inner lining very soft. So, if you compare for example, a Bambino Diaper’s inner lining to an Attends – you can definitely tell the difference in the diaper’s softness of the inner-lining.

Cost is one of the biggest factors that goes into creating adult diapers. Keeping the diaper affordable but with the best features, absorbency, and materials used can prove quite a complex process. Plus, the diaper provider/manufacturer’s “profitability factor” must be taken into account. Obviously, each diaper sold is earning a profit for a diaper company, that amount earned is determined by the diaper company. Obviously, some companies are going to be more apt to make a “quick buck” by jacking up their prices. A person can easily determine the “greed factor” of a company by comparing that companies products with competitor’s prices in conjunction with features. Below, is a PRIME example of this:

The premium adult diapers include Bambino Diapers, Abena X-Plus, Secure X-Plus, Molicare and some would say the ABUniverse Diaper. If you were to shop around for prices of EACH of these diapers you would notice a similarity somewhat (between a few cents to 10-20 cents per diaper) between the Bambino, Abena, Secure, and Molicare; BUT, there is an outlier and its strange. The ABUniverse diaper costs around $2.25 PER DIAPER (ABU Cushie) while the Bambino is $1.36 PER DIAPER, Abena is $1.37 PER DIAPER, Secure is $1.36 PER DIAPER, and Molicare ranges from $1.40 to $1.57 PER DIAPER (depending on which store). This is NOT a knock against the ABUniverse diaper but just merely pointing out a huge discrepancy in price of their diaper compared to the rest of the premium adult diaper market.

To further the argument above, the ABUniverse Cushie diaper does NOT have any insane features that would possibly cause the price to be jacked up so high. Technically, the ABUniverse diaper is less absorbent than the Abena, Molicare, Bambino and Secure adult diapers. The materials are of higher quality in all the other diapers than ABUniverse. The only thing different is the look/design. The pure design itself should not cause such a huge price discrepancy. The only thing to conclude from this is that ABUniverse is more interested in making a higher profit by charging an outrageous price for technically an inferior diaper to its competitors in the premium diaper market. For those with lots of money and really just want the looks, the ABUniverse diaper might be up your alley, but I know I cannot afford to shell out that sort of money when I can get better absorbency, features, and comfort in a Bambino, Abena, Secure, or Molicare diaper.

This article is not meant to bash any diaper but rather point out pure facts and educate the ABDL community and anyone else looking to purchase adult diapers. Money is always tight now a days for many people, including myself, and I am trying to get the best bang for my buck. Much of the adult baby and diaper lover community does not think about these things, which you don’t have to, but I just wanted to provide a little tidbit of information that I take into consideration when purchasing my adult diapers (which is quite often). Money does not grow on trees for me, so I will take a cheaper price adult diaper with better absorbency, features, and material over a super expensive diaper that only has a different look. But, then again, everyone is different and after something different.

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Bambino Diapers vs Secure X-Plus Diaper Comparison Review

Adrian — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 18:59:17 +0000

I have decided to do a review or comparison of Bambino Diapers and Secure X-Plus diapers. Many people think they are the exact same diaper when in fact both have their own uniqueness and qualities to each. Hopefully, this review and comparison will provide some people with helpful information and better insight into what you are getting with each diaper.

Similarities: Both are phenomenal diapers that have probably the best absorbency of an adult diaper on the market. I used both and probably wet 3 full times in each and they still could have held even more but I am not fully obsessive over keeping on a soaked diaper all day. But, the absorbency in each is comparable and amazing. Both the Bambino Diapers and Secure X-Plus have front and back waistbands which is really nice because it keeps the diaper close to your body. As well, both diapers have standing leg cuffs which is probably one of the most important features in a diaper. Both have 4 tapes total (2 on each side) that hold superbly and they can even both be adjusted (refastened) if need be multiple times. Both are of roughly equal thickness and both have super soft plastic that is probably the softest of all diapers I have tried. The thickness of both is probably in the Top 2 or 3 of the thickest diapers on the market so if you like that babyish feel, either diaper will do it for you. Both are also plastic and have a nice crinkly sound to them that many people will like.

Differences: So, the most obvious difference between the Bambino Diapers and Secure X-Plus is the frontal tape zone (the print). The Bambino Classico has a babyish print, the Bambino Bianco is an all white diaper, and the Secure X-Plus has print on the front but it is not babyish. The Secure X-plus has a wetness indicator on the diaper while the Bambino Classico and Bianco do not. The Bambino Diapers also differ in that the inner lining is all white while the Secure X-plus has a blue marking on the inner lining as shown below:

Conclusion: In the end, both our similar diapers but have their own qualities that make them unique. If you want the babyish style then go with the Bambino Diapers Classico. If you want the more professional and not as babyish style then go with the Secure X-Plus or Bambino Bianco. If you like to have a wetness indicator then the Secure X-Plus is your diaper because it has one while the Bambino Diapers do not. Either one you choose, you are getting the top diapers on the market. There are also minor differences I would say in the fit that you could notice only if you try each one out yourself and try them on.

While this comparison is not super in depth, I know…it provides all the information comparative wise between the two diapers to hopefully help you make a decision which to go with. I would rate them as the Top 1 and 2 diapers on the market and I use both. They are the most absorbent and best fitting in my opinion…plus if you like the babyish look then you can’t go wrong with the Bambino Diapers. But, if you are not so much into the babyish look then you can always get the all white Bambino Bianco Diaper or Secure X-Plus to have that more “professional” or “neutral” look.

Bambino Diapers and Secure X-Plus Photos:

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Bambino Diapers: http://www.bambinodiapers.com

Secure Personal Care: http://www.securepersonalcare.com

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Secure X-Plus Diaper Review

Adrian — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 12:52:54 +0000

Secure X-Plus diapers are made by the company Secure Personal Care (http://www.securepersonalcare.com). They make several “levels” of diapers, three actually, ranging from their premium level diaper all the way to their most absorbent diaper, the Secure X-Plus. The Secure X-Plus diaper is the diaper I will be reviewing today as I prefer their most absorbent diaper even though the other levels of their diapers are quite absorbent too and I would easily choose over other brands such as Attends and Tena.

The Secure X-Plus diaper itself is a plastic diaper that has one of the softest plastics of all the top level diapers. If you like to crinkle then you will definitely like this diaper. It has a very soft plastic outer covering. Also the inner-lining of the diaper is very soft as well. I find it important and noteworthy to mention the softness of the inner lining. I am big on preventing skin rashes and irritation and the Secure X-Plus has not once ever given me a skin rash from rubbing – so that is a big plus in my book.

The absorbency of the Secure X-Plus definitely puts it in the top 5 most absorbent diapers category. I am a girl and I don’t have the “luxury” of being a guy and using the maximum space of the diaper (i.e. the front) for absorbency but I was able to soak the diaper completely 3 times and could have gone probably even more but I just had to change. No Leaks. This was impressive I thought. I thought it absorbed quickly to. Being a girl, urine only really accumulates at the seat of the diaper and the back. A man is able to take advantage of even more of the absorbency because they can use the front of the diaper for even more absorbency. So, I would say if you are looking for a extremely soft and absorbent diaper then this is a perfect match.

In regards to the fit and comfort of the diaper, it is amazing. Everyone has different body shapes and some products will work better for others. The Secure X-Plus just happens to fit me perfectly and snug. It also has waistbands to hold the diaper close to your body which is also nice for multiple reasons. It helps with the comfort and fit but if you like that “babyish” feel then a waistband definitely adds to it. The elastic leg gathers are a huge positive for these diapers too because not many diapers now a days come with them. They are soft as well and comfortable against the skin while also providing a nice snug fit.

The tapes are another huge positive in my opinion. The diaper is designed with frontal landing zone that allows you to remove a tab/tape and then stick it back on if you would like WITHOUT tearing the diaper. I was able to undo the diaper tab and place it back on the frontal landing zone over 5 times and it was still holding strong. So, this is a big plus for those who are casual diaper wearers and don’t want to necessarily waste a diaper if you have to take it off. You can untape the diaper and then retape it back on later without wasting it. It allows for easy adjustments which I always like.

Overall, the Secure X-Plus diaper is one of my Top 3 Favorite Diapers that I use. I always make sure to have a supply of them along with my other brands. If you were to look in my closet you would find equal numbers of Secure X-Plus and Bambino Diapers as those are my top diapers that I currently use…you would also find some lesser diapers such as Attends. But, I am a big supporter of the more absorbent diapers last longer and withstand more so that is why I always have a stockpile of Secure X-Plus diapers and Bambino Diapers. If you haven’t tried them – they are definitely worth giving a shot.

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