bambinod
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xpluswearer said:There is one weakness to the plan to wear compression clothes or devices over your diapers. Its called "press out" if you do not allow your diapers to wick and absorb your urine or fecal matter you are setting yourselves up for failure and leaks and embarrassment and that is NOT what you desire right? I hope not. Diapers were not designed to be compressed upon your body or at least I did not believe it to be the case eh.
Depends on the diaper - depends on the sap and the wicking. (feces of course doesn't absorb and will always be capable of "press-out" - diapers are only supposed to "contain" that, with the help of the leak guards)
You get "press out" more when you sit than anything else. I think the biggest problem tight-fitting clothes are going to present is simply not allowing free movement of urine down the middle channel of the diaper to areas of dryer padding. If your padding is pressed against your body when you go, it's going to pool where it's at until the padding can gradually wick it down and around, instead of getting moved simply and quickly by gravity. (mostly a "guy-thing", the ladies obviously deliver their urine much lower in their diaper) That risks the pool flowing sideways (or up!) and around the edge of the diaper, and leaking in the front. Guys pointing upward of course make this problem much worse.