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Of the 200+ diapers I've tested, these were the ones with the most capacity per dollar, in a variety of absorbancies: https://www.camelotian.com/doku.php?id=ddp:index:performance_capacity_for_the_money#adult_youth_briefs.

Baby diapers can be the most cost-effective option for stuffers, and they're easy to find in stores, so I think they're a great option. Here's what I wrote about the efficiency of baby diapers. And a quick way to get them ready to use as stuffers (with photos).

I had the same experience with them. They were bulky, hard to wash and dry, and didn't absorb much. For something similar that I believe works much better, I highly recommend PROTECbriefs. They're comfortable and easy to wash, and will absorb up to 600 ml if pushed to the limit.

The stuffing is cotton. The pacifiers can be taken apart, and you can remove the stuffing if you don't like it.

When it comes to lockable, enclosed cribs, this one looks amazing: https://adultbabymoebel.hpage.com/bettchen-wiegen-liegen/gitterbett-safety-2010.html

Yes, I use suspenders often with diapers that won't stay on well enough even with extra tape.

The ones I know of: Bambino Cloudee Slip-On Brief (more photos and info at link) Bambino Skoodoodle Slip-On Brief (more photos and info at link) InControl Felicity Super Absorbent Underwear (more photos and info at link)

I just got my first shipment of Airlocks today. Just now, I poured some water on the inside surface of the back wings (close to the tapes), and it pooled there without passing through. After a few minutes the pool of water was still there and I was able to pour/shake it off without apparently...

These are the cheapest adult pull-ups I know of.

It's probably not exactly what you're looking for, but I have about 2,000 pictures here, adult diapers, baby diapers, pull-ups, bedwetter pants, liners, etc.

These are the ones that were at least plastic-backed the last time I bought them, though I don't know if all of these are still sold: Depend Guard for Men Depend Shield for Men Reassure Guard for Men Tena Men Guard

The Trest Elite is the highest capacity diaper I've ever seen, of 200+ I've tested.

That's a great capacity for a MegaMax. The most I've ever gotten is 3,197. Nobody could ever accuse you of wasting diapers. :) I use a kitchen scale with a metal bowl, so no matter how soaked the diaper is, everything stays contained, even with cloth diapers.

Yeah, I use grams for my dataset since it seemed like it would be less error prone than pounds and ounces. The heaviest diaper I ever weighed was a Trest Elite Brief at 4,551 grams (10 pounds) minus 260 grams dry weight = 4,291 ml capacity or 1.1 gallons.

Yes, I've done this 3,668 times, or at least that's how many data points I have since I started doing it systematically in 2017. My diaper wiki started with a simple question: Among baby diapers, adult diapers, and boosters, where do you get the most capacity for the money? I started weighing...