Plastic pants?

**Darkmega** · 3 Weeks Ago

hey, I have found a bunch of things mentioning plastic pants... what exactly do they do?

nyah · 3 Weeks Ago

thay stop leaks to an extent, and go over cloth or disposable diaper.
i have a pair that have a cloth lineing, its not to thick but it helpd stop the leaks pooling. make sur you get a pair with tight leg cufs or thay will be not worth while.

Pojo · 3 Weeks Ago

Well they don't stop leaks, but they definitely help. Some quieter ones can mask the sound of louder diapers. They also just are awesome.

ballucanb · 3 Weeks Ago

Plastic pants are like a second line of defence, but as soon as you can feel moisture around the leg bands better get changeing quickly.

I like overnight rubber pants better, the extra room in the center makes like a resivior, as long as your not sitting they will hold about a 1/2 cup of liquid, standing.

Plastic is a must with cloth that was mainly what they were designed for, rubber was first, then plastic, I wore rubber and cloth as a kid

dogboy · 3 Weeks Ago

We used to use plastic pants with our children when they were babies and toddlers even though they wore disposable. They wore them when they were dressed to go out like to church, family, etc. That way if they had a real messy out pouring, it wouldn't flood their disposable and ruin their clothes. The plastic pants kept it contained until they could be changed.

So if you were flooding a disposable at night you could wear plastic pants as a second defense. They should be tight at the legs and waste. If you wear cloth, they are a must and are part of the set up. I love cloth and plastic, though I may buy some rubber pants. How erotic!

tk7432 · 2 Weeks Ago

They are mainly used for protection and a second line of defense when needed. I personally don't own one since the store ones are for infants. Very useful though.

Raccoon · 2 Weeks Ago

Well they look, sound, and smell distinctive. They can, girdle-like, hold up a saggy crotch, and stop a heavy disposable from tearing its tapes, escaping, and running pell-mell down the street. Rubber is pretty water-tight at the waist and legs, for a given tightness, compared to plastic. (Of course all this depends on the cut, how they fit you, and what sort of plastic/rubber is used.)

Cloth lined training pants over disposables are as secure as it gets, leak-wise.

**dyperkid** · 2 Weeks Ago

they have saved my couch from leaks many times!

AByHeaven · 2 Weeks Ago

I thought about getting a pair or few myself. I hear they protect you from visible leaks as mentioned above...

Johnathon · 2 Weeks Ago

They are for ADDED PROTECTION!!!

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Darkmega Newbie Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: ALASKA USA Age: 16 Posts: 4 Threads: 2 Reputation: 0	Plastic pants? hey, I have found a bunch of things mentioning plastic pants... what exactly do they do?

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nyah Regular Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: united kingdom Posts: 91 Threads: 17 Gallery Uploads: 21 Wiki Edits: 10 Reputation: 1	thay stop leaks to an extent, and go over cloth or disposable diaper. i have a pair that have a cloth lineing, its not to thick but it helpd stop the leaks pooling. make sur you get a pair with tight leg cufs or thay will be not worth while. Last edited by nyah; 3 Weeks Ago at 10:42 PM.

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Pojo No more cakes, sorry. Donor Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Virginia Age: 19 Posts: 6,538 Threads: 108 Wiki Edits: 121 Blog Entries: 15 Reputation: 93	Well they don't stop leaks, but they definitely help. Some quieter ones can mask the sound of louder diapers. They also just are awesome.

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ballucanb Regular Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: none Posts: 1,729 Threads: 3 Reputation: 18	Plastic pants are like a second line of defence, but as soon as you can feel moisture around the leg bands better get changeing quickly. I like overnight rubber pants better, the extra room in the center makes like a resivior, as long as your not sitting they will hold about a 1/2 cup of liquid, standing. Plastic is a must with cloth that was mainly what they were designed for, rubber was first, then plastic, I wore rubber and cloth as a kid

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dogboy VIP Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Virginia, USA Posts: 2,541 Threads: 6 Reputation: 123	We used to use plastic pants with our children when they were babies and toddlers even though they wore disposable. They wore them when they were dressed to go out like to church, family, etc. That way if they had a real messy out pouring, it wouldn't flood their disposable and ruin their clothes. The plastic pants kept it contained until they could be changed. So if you were flooding a disposable at night you could wear plastic pants as a second defense. They should be tight at the legs and waste. If you wear cloth, they are a must and are part of the set up. I love cloth and plastic, though I may buy some rubber pants. How erotic!

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tk7432 Regular Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: In my hood Age: 17 Posts: 842 Threads: 34 Wiki Edits: 2 Blog Entries: 5 Reputation: 6	They are mainly used for protection and a second line of defense when needed. I personally don't own one since the store ones are for infants. Very useful though.

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Raccoon VIP Donor Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Alberta, Great White North Posts: 2,405 Threads: 100 Gallery Uploads: 1 Reputation: 81	Well they look, sound, and smell distinctive. They can, girdle-like, hold up a saggy crotch, and stop a heavy disposable from tearing its tapes, escaping, and running pell-mell down the street. Rubber is pretty water-tight at the waist and legs, for a given tightness, compared to plastic. (Of course all this depends on the cut, how they fit you, and what sort of plastic/rubber is used.) Cloth lined training pants over disposables are as secure as it gets, leak-wise.

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dyperkid Newbie Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Philadelphia, PA Posts: 17 Threads: 0 Reputation: 0	they have saved my couch from leaks many times!

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AByHeaven Moderated (rep) Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Florida, USA Posts: 62 Threads: 17 Gallery Uploads: 2 Blog Entries: 2 Reputation: -8	I thought about getting a pair or few myself. I hear they protect you from visible leaks as mentioned above...

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Johnathon Hmmm Donor Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: USA Posts: 931 Threads: 23 Gallery Uploads: 1 Wiki Edits: 12 Reputation: 33	They are for ADDED PROTECTION!!!