Adult diapers 10 years from now - Page 3

Eric · 19-09-2008

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Originally Posted by Sephiroas

That's definitely an interesting thought. On the other hand, people would complain about the whole environment thing with disposables, and if you only have to wear for a week I doubt many people will by cloth.

Would probably end up in the AB/DL population growing a bit though.

In Mo Co, MD they burn all the trash for power. So it doesn't go in a landfill.

diaper degraw · 19-09-2008

thta is very interesting.
i hope they don't go cloth backed because those are really bad nd go thew the backing.
i hope they get thicker but the 24/7 ones are a bit to thick for me because it is hard to move. i hope pull-ups go bye bye because of many reasons. i bet they go bio but the backings will probably be horrible i mean all cloth and stuff ick. i also hope they get more printed diapers even thou you can make prints. i hope they go to one tab because the are again more mobile. but no one knows.
p.s. the paper thin ones suck and please no digital diapers because i know that has to be an idea

ThunderMa14 · 20-09-2008

Lolz, i wish i had diapers to wear for a week. Lolz, i also wish a had a week alone where i could wear the diapers i wished for for the week i previously wished for. Lolz. I also wish the world was more accepting of *B/DLs, especially since it's not like we're smoking or drinking. Lol, this proboably isn't the right thread but still, in ten years i hope all my wished come true. =)

happyhelper · 20-09-2008

Yes, in 10 years, there will be the capability to do amazing things with diapers. I hope that the pendulum swings the other direction, to more absorbant, more effective (less "cloth"-backed) products. This doesn't necessarily mean thicker, but more technologically-advanced so that wearablility, absorbancy, wicking, and leak protection are improved. Its not a question as to whether or not this is possible, its whether this technology will be applied, and whether companies will listen to the consumer. Im sure that people who use Attends did not ask Paper-Pak to make them thin and leaky, as they have become in recent years. Time shall tell...

Millenniumfalsehood · 21-09-2008

Heck, I'm getting into Engineering. maybe I'll end up in a diaper company asking me to engineer the perfect diaper. . .

jdmstreetracerdude · 21-09-2008

I hope that thick disposables will still be around in the future lol

khaymen · 21-09-2008

I'm afraid that the trend is to cheap pull up style diapers. I've noticed that grocery stores around here are hard pressed to carry anything else. Thank goodness for drug stores.

As far as where the diaper for long term use will go, i see companies selling diapers based on the astronaut MAG (maximum absorbancy garment) which is paper thin and holds like 10 gallons for those long space walks.

On a side note. Who else besides me will simply quit wearing if all diapers go cloth backed?

weswissa · 21-09-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peachy

About 10 years ago, I bought my first adult diaper. Back then, all diapers were plastic and thicker than they are now. Not sure about absorbency - I don't think it has changed much (obviously - it's not like people pee less compared to 10 years ago).

That said, what do you think diapers will look like 10 years from now? Will they all have gone to cloth cover? Become as thin as regular underwear? Or will adult diapers disappear from the market completely because doctors will be able to heal incontinence with a simple surgery or even a pill?

So what do you think adult diapers will look like in 2018? Any opinions / thoughts / insights?

Peachy

I doubt that because they better things to do with there time that include curing cancer and stuff like that.

Trevor · 21-09-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by khaymen

On a side note. Who else besides me will simply quit wearing if all diapers go cloth backed?

I'd definitely find them less enjoyable, but I wouldn't stop. I'd probably wear real cloth with plastic pants more often. I'll just hope things won't go that way.

**Charlie F** · 21-09-2008

I think if diapers go cloth backed, the AB diaper business will boom and so more websites like Bambinos will appear (and hopefully that'll make things cheaper). So it might not be all bad.

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19-09-2008	#22 (permalink)
diaper degraw Regular Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: idaho, usa Age: 13 Posts: 102 Threads: 3 Reputation: 0	thta is very interesting. i hope they don't go cloth backed because those are really bad nd go thew the backing. i hope they get thicker but the 24/7 ones are a bit to thick for me because it is hard to move. i hope pull-ups go bye bye because of many reasons. i bet they go bio but the backings will probably be horrible i mean all cloth and stuff ick. i also hope they get more printed diapers even thou you can make prints. i hope they go to one tab because the are again more mobile. but no one knows. p.s. the paper thin ones suck and please no digital diapers because i know that has to be an idea

20-09-2008	#23 (permalink)
ThunderMa14 Regular Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Connecticut, USA Posts: 117 Threads: 10 Reputation: 1	Lolz, i wish i had diapers to wear for a week. Lolz, i also wish a had a week alone where i could wear the diapers i wished for for the week i previously wished for. Lolz. I also wish the world was more accepting of *B/DLs, especially since it's not like we're smoking or drinking. Lol, this proboably isn't the right thread but still, in ten years i hope all my wished come true. =)

20-09-2008	#24 (permalink)
happyhelper Regular Join Date: May 2008 Location: PA, USA Posts: 35 Threads: 1 Reputation: 1	Yes, in 10 years, there will be the capability to do amazing things with diapers. I hope that the pendulum swings the other direction, to more absorbant, more effective (less "cloth"-backed) products. This doesn't necessarily mean thicker, but more technologically-advanced so that wearablility, absorbancy, wicking, and leak protection are improved. Its not a question as to whether or not this is possible, its whether this technology will be applied, and whether companies will listen to the consumer. Im sure that people who use Attends did not ask Paper-Pak to make them thin and leaky, as they have become in recent years. Time shall tell...

21-09-2008	#25 (permalink)
Millenniumfalsehood Banned Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Arkansas City, Kansas, USA Age: 20 Posts: 184 Threads: 14 Reputation: 2	Heck, I'm getting into Engineering. maybe I'll end up in a diaper company asking me to engineer the perfect diaper. . .

21-09-2008	#26 (permalink)
jdmstreetracerdude Lurker Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Houston, Tx Age: 17 Posts: 16 Threads: 0 Reputation: 0	I hope that thick disposables will still be around in the future lol

21-09-2008	#27 (permalink)
khaymen Lurker Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: USA, NC, Near Charlotte Posts: 32 Threads: 5 Reputation: 0	I'm afraid that the trend is to cheap pull up style diapers. I've noticed that grocery stores around here are hard pressed to carry anything else. Thank goodness for drug stores. As far as where the diaper for long term use will go, i see companies selling diapers based on the astronaut MAG (maximum absorbancy garment) which is paper thin and holds like 10 gallons for those long space walks. On a side note. Who else besides me will simply quit wearing if all diapers go cloth backed?

21-09-2008	#30 (permalink)
Charlie F Indecisive Historical Donor Senior Staff Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: England, UK Age: 18 Posts: 1,860 Threads: 29 Gallery Uploads: 11 Wiki Edits: 45 Blog Entries: 58	I think if diapers go cloth backed, the AB diaper business will boom and so more websites like Bambinos will appear (and hopefully that'll make things cheaper). So it might not be all bad.