Comments on: First Post in A While http://www.iheartdiapers.com/tips/first-post-in-a-while/ Perspectives of a 24/7 Diaper Lover Sun, 05 Feb 2012 01:33:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Patrick http://www.iheartdiapers.com/tips/first-post-in-a-while/comment-page-1/#comment-32908 Patrick Mon, 21 Jun 2010 07:52:48 +0000 http://www.iheartdiapers.com/?p=940#comment-32908 what i usually do with this kind of situation is wear two pull-ups at a time, one over the other. that way, when you have to change, you can just pull down the outside one, rip the inside one off, clean yourself off, and then pull the 2nd one back up. its really a lot simpler than it sounds. hope this helps :) what i usually do with this kind of situation is wear two pull-ups at a time, one over the other. that way, when you have to change, you can just pull down the outside one, rip the inside one off, clean yourself off, and then pull the 2nd one back up. its really a lot simpler than it sounds. hope this helps :)

]]> By: eliminster http://www.iheartdiapers.com/tips/first-post-in-a-while/comment-page-1/#comment-16870 eliminster Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:11:28 +0000 http://www.iheartdiapers.com/?p=940#comment-16870 you could instead of using pullups use the tena flex ultra's they have almost the same capacity as a normal brief but are easy to put on while standing, thats just my two cents thrown in. you could instead of using pullups use the tena flex ultra’s they have almost the same capacity as a normal brief but are easy to put on while standing, thats just my two cents thrown in.

]]> By: ODbChillin http://www.iheartdiapers.com/tips/first-post-in-a-while/comment-page-1/#comment-9916 ODbChillin Sat, 09 Jan 2010 19:01:45 +0000 http://www.iheartdiapers.com/?p=940#comment-9916 I'm going to be taking a 6 hour flight from west coast to east coast soon... I hope I dont poop my diaper while on the flight. I will definatley wear a bambino. It'll be kidna funny cuz my person sitting next to me will hav eto go at least 1 time if not 2 times to the bathroom and I'll be sitting there the whole time. Theyll either think I have a bladder of steal, or am in a diaper. If i did poop, i would sit in it not even try changing cuz eww, i'd wind up getting it on my hand or something. IF the person next to me or around me had a problem i'd be like "look, unless you want to change me, leave me alone its to difficult to change int hose small places." And besides I have a disability not related to diapers, but still, hopefully people would just be cool about it. I also worry now days about going through check points wearing a diaper cuz of the latest stupidity of the so called "underwear bomber" Oh well. *sighs* I’m going to be taking a 6 hour flight from west coast to east coast soon… I hope I dont poop my diaper while on the flight. I will definatley wear a bambino. It’ll be kidna funny cuz my person sitting next to me will hav eto go at least 1 time if not 2 times to the bathroom and I’ll be sitting there the whole time. Theyll either think I have a bladder of steal, or am in a diaper.

If i did poop, i would sit in it not even try changing cuz eww, i’d wind up getting it on my hand or something. IF the person next to me or around me had a problem i’d be like “look, unless you want to change me, leave me alone its to difficult to change int hose small places.” And besides I have a disability not related to diapers, but still, hopefully people would just be cool about it. I also worry now days about going through check points wearing a diaper cuz of the latest stupidity of the so called “underwear bomber”

Oh well. *sighs*

]]> By: LM http://www.iheartdiapers.com/tips/first-post-in-a-while/comment-page-1/#comment-7964 LM Wed, 30 Sep 2009 03:06:28 +0000 http://www.iheartdiapers.com/?p=940#comment-7964 Hey I was wondering, would it be okay if your wearing a coat and there's a big enough pocket to store a diaper in to leave one in there and use it if necessary? Or would there be the possibility of having it taken or something? Hey I was wondering, would it be okay if your wearing a coat and there’s a big enough pocket to store a diaper in to leave one in there and use it if necessary? Or would there be the possibility of having it taken or something?

]]> By: bman http://www.iheartdiapers.com/tips/first-post-in-a-while/comment-page-1/#comment-7931 bman Mon, 28 Sep 2009 03:35:28 +0000 http://www.iheartdiapers.com/?p=940#comment-7931 adrian, what happened to kay? i was just reading old posts and saw her. thanks, would like to hear from her! adrian, what happened to kay? i was just reading old posts and saw her. thanks, would like to hear from her!

]]> By: Espen DL http://www.iheartdiapers.com/tips/first-post-in-a-while/comment-page-1/#comment-7910 Espen DL Sat, 26 Sep 2009 14:40:36 +0000 http://www.iheartdiapers.com/?p=940#comment-7910 Thank you for the nice post - good advice on an important issue. One thing though - in my experience pull-ups are a nightmare to put on compared to all-in-ones, particularly in confined spaces like many public bathrooms in general and airplane bathrooms in particular. Why? It may be because I am male and do not wear skirts, but in order to put on a pull-up, I more or less have to undress to put it on (trousers/jeans off, shoes off and any additional underwear off), while a regular all-in-one diaper with tapes can be put on with the jeans/trousers pulled down to the thighs/calves. It is easy to take pull-ups off since we can just rip them apart, but putting on a fresh one is a very different matter. However, I can certainly see that it is easier when wearing a skirt, so I guess this is an advantage for girls/women (and the occasional man wearing a skirt or kilt). All the best, Espen :-) Thank you for the nice post – good advice on an important issue.

One thing though – in my experience pull-ups are a nightmare to put on compared to all-in-ones, particularly in confined spaces like many public bathrooms in general and airplane bathrooms in particular.

Why? It may be because I am male and do not wear skirts, but in order to put on a pull-up, I more or less have to undress to put it on (trousers/jeans off, shoes off and any additional underwear off), while a regular all-in-one diaper with tapes can be put on with the jeans/trousers pulled down to the thighs/calves.
It is easy to take pull-ups off since we can just rip them apart, but putting on a fresh one is a very different matter.

However, I can certainly see that it is easier when wearing a skirt, so I guess this is an advantage for girls/women (and the occasional man wearing a skirt or kilt).

All the best,
Espen :-)

]]> By: ABDL86 http://www.iheartdiapers.com/tips/first-post-in-a-while/comment-page-1/#comment-7902 ABDL86 Sat, 26 Sep 2009 03:34:42 +0000 http://www.iheartdiapers.com/?p=940#comment-7902 Good text :) Good text :)

]]> By: Thewiseone http://www.iheartdiapers.com/tips/first-post-in-a-while/comment-page-1/#comment-7898 Thewiseone Fri, 25 Sep 2009 22:02:26 +0000 http://www.iheartdiapers.com/?p=940#comment-7898 Welcome back^^. Hope everythings all right Welcome back^^. Hope everythings all right

]]> By: MP http://www.iheartdiapers.com/tips/first-post-in-a-while/comment-page-1/#comment-7892 MP Fri, 25 Sep 2009 17:01:55 +0000 http://www.iheartdiapers.com/?p=940#comment-7892 Thanks so much for the post, I am often on 10-12 hour flights, and i'm a very heavy wetter and have had leaks around the 5th hour mark with Abena X-plus (sitting down); sometimes I do mess myself, and usually I would just sit in it until I got off the plane with my fellow passengers asking their neighbors why their area of the plane had become particularly odorous. Thanks so much for the post, I am often on 10-12 hour flights, and i’m a very heavy wetter and have had leaks around the 5th hour mark with Abena X-plus (sitting down); sometimes I do mess myself, and usually I would just sit in it until I got off the plane with my fellow passengers asking their neighbors why their area of the plane had become particularly odorous.

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