Recent content by Iggie

I'm from Suffolk

I'm a DL. It always disappoints me a bit when I see a picture of a guy in a nappy and he has a paci (dummy) in his mouth. I like the idea of a 'regular' guy who has to wear a nappy and plastic pants because he has 'accidents'. I think it's the contrast of maleness and vulnerability that excites...

I remember all the illustrated pants in your link. While the smaller sort of pad was pointless for heavier wetting, so the 'pouch' was always reduntant in my case, as I suspect it was for most wearers. I had layered terry towelling pants underneath, 'Sandras' (aka Henleys) were the most...

Hi Dlathrt, I wear cloth diapers too, though less now than I used to. I hope you wear plastic pants with the cloth diapers, otherwise it could be embarrassing! Hope you enjoy it here. Iggie

I was talking about a 'fluffy' towel, the sort you'd see next to a washbasin in most households. Most hand towels folded in the way described will usually come to just about the waistband of a standard pair of briefs (though not the hipster sort) if you pull them up fairly tightly. I suppose it...

In that case I can only suggest what I used to do when I went out on a Saturday night and was worried about the night bus ride home after after a few drinks. I lived in a flat-share then. So if you're not worried about buying plastic pants here's what I used to do. I'd wear a towel held in...

If you really think you'll need protection you'll have to overcome your embarrassment about buying adult diapers. People buy them all the time, and nobody need know they're for you. I could suggest you use a cloth diaper or make some trainer pants from towelling material, but then you'd need...

I was going for drinks with a couple of friends and wondered whether to wear as it was only a few minutes walk from home. In the end I decided to play safe. While in the first pub one of us suggested we go to another pub where there was a good cabaret act on, though this was further away and...

It doesn't have to be 'either-or'. You can decide which is most logical for particular situations. Thus if you are going out and are not straying too far from home, you can use cloth. In other situation, eg travelling far from home, cloth might be awkward so disposables might be a more practical...

Welcome. Once you've read a few threads you'll soon get into the swing of things. There are a lot of very different people here, and exact interests can vary quite a lot. At least you've broken the ice and made your first contribution to the forums. The first forum post is probably the most...

The only time anyone mentioned my nappy, or rather in this case the plastic pants, was when I was in a pub sitting on a bar stool and one of my friends warned me that the plastic pants were showing above my jeans. You might think that was kind of him, but they had thought it was amusing to let...

When I was going out drinking with my friends, especially if there was a journey home on public transport, I usually wore a nappy and plastic pants just in case. On one occasion we were sitting at the bar on stools in a fairly crowded pub, and after we had been there for a while a friend...

Ref inco roll which I mentioned in post 8, much to my surprise it is still made. https://www.flemingmedical.ie/Inco-Roll-1000g This, or something similar, was what the 'pouch' in plastic pants was for. I briefly had inco roll but they really weren't that absorbent and hardly ever stayed in...

I did occasionally have genuine accidents, but once when walking home from the pub late on a Saturday night, a mate I was with dared me to wet my pants. I refused, so he did it to show me it was no big deal. He suggested that next time I should be the one to do it. The fun part was to make it...

Thanks James. I meant to add that I found Henleys ('Sandras') with a cloth towelling far more effective than the disposables I wore a bit later (though disposable have improved now). They were also easier to deal with sometimes. I found that if I went to stay anywhere I could use a large towel...