Sweating... is there any way to prevent it?

Psydroflare · 25-08-2008

Curiousity question really, anyone can answer. =D

I love my diapers, and it's my own little relaxation and calming thing to get away from it all when I'm not at work or college or anything else like that.

I wear plastic backed Abri Form X plus, which are GREAT for multiple floodings, but I just have one problem now - sweating, and general moisture. Even if I haven't used them, if I stay in them for an extended period of time, I will start getting uncomfortable and sweaty. I love wetting them, but... after being in them like that, it's just downright uncomfortable. I just wanna get out of them and it stops being fun.

Any advise? Any way to stop the sweating?

DLGrif · 25-08-2008

I'd suggest trying the AirPlus type, though I haven't touched them myself. I don't know what else you can do, but I find it also helps, when I have a private moment, to unzip, hook my fingers under the leakguards and kind of pull it up and down for air. Helps get ventilation under there. Might work for you.

EpicPie · 25-08-2008

Try putting on some baby powder.

**caydey** · 25-08-2008

Gotta second that Epicpie. Baby powder is the way forward. :P

Valentine · 25-08-2008

Ice? Well maybe not.

**Peachy** · 25-08-2008

I tend to wear a lot less during the height of summer, when it's too hot to wear diapers (or any type of clothing really). Being in a sweaty diaper is very uncomfortable, and filling half of the diaper's absorbent material with sweat rather than pee is pointless and less fun.

Peachy

EpicPie · 25-08-2008

If the baby powder doesn't work just buy breathable diapers instead.

ayanna · 25-08-2008

As has already been pointed out...try baby powder.

Use a baby powder made of cornstarch with aloe & vitamin e for best results. It helps to absorb the moisture of the sweat, and also helps to prevent rash (diaper rash or heat rash).

Darkfinn · 25-08-2008

Powder can help with it some... but honestly sweating just comes with the territory. You wear thick diapers... it's hot out... you are going to sweat. I sweat a lot... but I've gotten used to it... so it doesn't bother me.

If you want to sweat less... try a thinner diaper.

Pojo · 25-08-2008

Stay out of hot places? I don't have a problem, so I couldn't say from experience...But baby powder sounds like it would work...Wear brighter clothes when you're out, because dark colored clothes will attract the heat/light...

25-08-2008	#1 (permalink)
Psydroflare Newbie Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Australia Posts: 16 Threads: 4 Reputation: 0	Sweating... is there any way to prevent it? Curiousity question really, anyone can answer. =D I love my diapers, and it's my own little relaxation and calming thing to get away from it all when I'm not at work or college or anything else like that. I wear plastic backed Abri Form X plus, which are GREAT for multiple floodings, but I just have one problem now - sweating, and general moisture. Even if I haven't used them, if I stay in them for an extended period of time, I will start getting uncomfortable and sweaty. I love wetting them, but... after being in them like that, it's just downright uncomfortable. I just wanna get out of them and it stops being fun. Any advise? Any way to stop the sweating?

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Peachy Help an innocent fruit! Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Bremen, Germany Age: 31 Posts: 2,426 Threads: 55 Gallery Uploads: 43 Wiki Edits: 11 Blog Entries: 9	I tend to wear a lot less during the height of summer, when it's too hot to wear diapers (or any type of clothing really). Being in a sweaty diaper is very uncomfortable, and filling half of the diaper's absorbent material with sweat rather than pee is pointless and less fun. Peachy __________________ A is like an apple with extra carpeting! Adopted users and furs : Magicstar, Christhefur, Kenshin Himura, baseball4life, Yumi, Rakai, Fullmetal, Little Ollie, mzkkbprmt (as a 2yo), EpicPie; to my kindergarten Award winning fruit

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DLGrif Regular Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Pennsylvania Age: 21 Posts: 103 Threads: 4 Reputation: 3	I'd suggest trying the AirPlus type, though I haven't touched them myself. I don't know what else you can do, but I find it also helps, when I have a private moment, to unzip, hook my fingers under the leakguards and kind of pull it up and down for air. Helps get ventilation under there. Might work for you.

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ayanna Regular Historical Donor Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Canada Posts: 1,013 Threads: 23 Gallery Uploads: 9 Wiki Edits: 40 Blog Entries: 3	As has already been pointed out...try baby powder. Use a baby powder made of cornstarch with aloe & vitamin e for best results. It helps to absorb the moisture of the sweat, and also helps to prevent rash (diaper rash or heat rash).

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Darkfinn Regular Historical Donor Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Charlotte, NC Age: 24 Posts: 2,720 Threads: 68 Gallery Uploads: 16 Wiki Edits: 4 Blog Entries: 17	Powder can help with it some... but honestly sweating just comes with the territory. You wear thick diapers... it's hot out... you are going to sweat. I sweat a lot... but I've gotten used to it... so it doesn't bother me. If you want to sweat less... try a thinner diaper.

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Pojo 1000+ Posts more than you Historical Donor Staff Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Cow-Land, VA Age: 18 Posts: 3,773 Threads: 62 Gallery Uploads: 6 Wiki Edits: 98 Blog Entries: 19	Stay out of hot places? I don't have a problem, so I couldn't say from experience...But baby powder sounds like it would work...Wear brighter clothes when you're out, because dark colored clothes will attract the heat/light...