Recent content by PlotTwist

Last time i had a bladder capacity test, they said i first reported feeling something around 800mL, then started leaking around 1300mL, so I'm a bit off from the norm, haha.

For me, I wear plastic backed diapers because cloth-like backed diapers tend to sag more when wet, needing to be adjusted frequently, as well as “weeping” moisture around the leg gathers, feeling clammy, and also letting more odor through after a couple hours. If you don’t have to wear for long...

I think the main thing that keeps useful diapers off of store shelves is that floor (and shelf) space is at a premium in the retail world, and adult diaper packages are not small in any manner, haha. The large majority of people shopping for incontinence supplies have stress incontinence, and as...

I used to wear for fun occasionally, never for longer than a day or so. Then, I started to have increased urgency and leaking, and started wetting the bed. I went to a urologist and they found some problems that seemingly had happened totally apart from my wearing. It was merely a coincidence...

I normally don’t wear printed diapers, so my favs are: NorthShore Supreme ConfiDry 24/7 BetterDry ...and if you can wait a few weeks, NorthShore is coming out with MEGAMAX (capitalization mine, but how can you not read that in a booming bass announcer voice?) briefs, which I’m interested to try.

I don’t see why everyone is giving Adam and his colleagues so much trouble here, but I think it’s a misunderstanding about standardized testing. Everyone markets diapers with the ISO absorbency figure, it helps to directly compare across worldwide manufacturers’ products, but as stated it is...

Haha woww, I listed a pack of larges a few months after they were discontinued for what I paid for them (around $40 incl. shipping), and got zero bids. I wish the guy best of luck tho.

There's a few things to consider, here. The first is that despite the fact, as been discussed here at length, wearing diapers for fun hurts no one and is not "wrong" in any moral, legal, or any other sense, wearing diapers past infancy/toddler years isn't normal. It's just not something that's...

I was never a huge fan of cloth-like backed diapers (constant sagging requiring readjustment, moisture weeping around the leg guards and feeing clammy, as well as more smell), but if you absolutely must have them, I found the seni quattro to be good as well. Also try the NorthShore AirSupreme...

I'm always surprised how many companies invest large amounts of capital to spin up a business based on trying to pull the wool over peoples' eyes, although in some cases this sort of thing isn't readily visible. If you buy a cheap electronic gizmo, it may do what it's supposed to do for a little...

I had a spare pack of the original Tena Slip Maxi (the one everyone loved that was discontinued) that were too large for me, so I decided to list it on eBay. I listed it for the same price I'd paid for it (which was around $45 for 24 - they come in larger packs than the normal 10-12), and got no...

I like your numbers, (I love working with datasets myself, too) but you're missing a data point. If you use a large capacity diaper and you urinate 130mL once, 370mL second time, and 156mL a third, that can be contained by a single higher-capacity diaper (using the ISO for simplicity). The twist...

Ahahaha, wow. I don't think that could've gone worse for him (or better for forum laughs).

I recently took an international trip, so I packed up enough diapers to ensure I wouldn't be left searching the streets for suitable padding in a foreign land. This involved a full 15-pack of NS Supremes, 15 large booster pads, a couple XL booster pads, and a brand new unopened pack of Heaven...

In my last post I said it took 6 months for it to "feel more normal", but I don't mean to lead people on that the journey will be that short. Whereas I feel MUCH better about having to wear diapers, I'm still slowly adapting to it 3 years later. Occasionally I feel shame when changing in a...