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When I first tried them, I found them to be quite "slushy". A lot more than Betterdry. The first time I ever tried one, because of how slushy it got, I thought to myself "oh dear these aren't going to last long". But they did actually wick very well and surpassed my expectations and lasted a...

I also answered no. I have been wearing out and about in public for a long time and sometimes fairly thick types also. I do go through a routine to ensure that I dont "draw attention" to myself. Wearing loose fitting clothing and a top that is fairly long not super long but enough to cover at...

Raises hand.....also just DL here. I did try to "dabble" with the AB side of things but it wasn't for me. Comfort, relaxation and convenience. I wear as often as I can and when I can. I have a multitude of nappies for the given situation. Small low riding thin ones when out and about around...

Like already mentioned here, I stand in the shower and do it. Un-tape the diaper/nappy and use the nappy to remove any excess, dispose in the toilet if you can if solid. I have a scented nappy sack ready to put the used one in after being folded and compacted. Then I shower and wash everything...

Nope. The term "pants" here in the UK generally refers to underwear rather than your outer leg covers over the top of your underwear.

I guess you could tell a little white lie and say that you saw a charity drive at your workplace, college etc etc and that they are desperately after "medical supplies" or something along those lines. But the charity shop you're buying them from will benefit from your purchase anyway.

The only thing that springs to mind for me was several years ago. I was at a McDonalds at the time. In the UK as a standard, they always tend to have the male toilets, the female toilets and a disabled toilet that doubles as a baby change. The male toilets had a notice "out of order, use...

I have noticed NRU.co.uk stock them. It might be cheaper to have them shipped from the UK? I have some also and equally impressed with them, but like you said, a bit to expensive for your "to go" daily solution.

I dont think I have ever seen an AB/DL nappy disposed of openly like that before not even a medical type if I think about it - I live in the UK. The only encounter I have had with seeing disposed of ABDL nappies is when I go travelling up north to visit friends. I often stop off at a service...

Like most people have said, I tend to roll the main body of the nappy and then stick the tapes and try to compact it as small and tight as possible. I then put it into a large scented nappy sack. It then goes into another discrete plastic bag of some kind. I save any plastic bags of any kind...

Thanks for this post. I have noticed them on NRU and decided to give them a try.

Back in my teenage years/early 20's and living at home with the parents, I would peel back a corner of carpet and remove a loose floorboard and store them in the space under the floor between downstairs and upstairs. These days I live on my own, so its not a problem at all. But I do always like...

I have to admit, I am exactly like this also. I tend to have different ranges of nappies available in my stash. Cheaper thinner: When I know I don't have that much wearing time when I need to go out to do things where I cant wear. Thicker Premium types: When I have bags of uninterrupted...

Royal Air Force 1998-2023 (left Jan this year). Wearing on operational deployments was a no go. But finally coming home and able to wear again felt so good. I was drafted to the USA for 5 years, so also had the opportunity to explore what nappies the Americans had to offer :)

I have had a mixture over the years. I have had some delivered in plain brown boxes, completely non descript. Other times, like if I ordered a case of a brand like attends or tena etc, they have just arrived in those boxes with just all the shipping labels attached. Other times I have seen lame...