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I noticed that a lot of people on here are talking about a diaper called "Dry 24/7" and I've never heard of those before. Where do you get them, and are they available in the U.S.?
Also, how well do they hold up to say a Bambino diaper? I don't use disposables because I get a rash from them, I sweat profusely, so I'm in cloth almost constantly. I do have some bambinos for the rare occasions when I'm too embarrassed to wear my cloth diapers to a doctors visit, (usually one I've never been to before, my regular docs all know I wear cloth), but I'm only in them a short period, so I don't get a rash that way.
But I was just curious about them. Any comments?

BTW, I did a search for this topic and didn't find anything, but if I duplicated one, I'm sorry.
 
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There are several threads about Dry 24/7's >.>...Check Darkfinn's threads, he has a review about them
 
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They are superior to Bambino.

I wear them to work every day and they hold for a good 10-12 hours... I work in a warehouse with no A/C so my job involves a lot of lifting, climbing, and sweating. I've never had a problem out of these diapers.

Edit: If anyone has any specific questions about the dry 24/7 diapers... feel free to PM me or contact me via Yahoo messenger... it'll be easier than repeating myself a thousand more times here :D
 
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IMHO... better. The tapes hold much better... the plastic is softer... I just feel that they are more comfortable and secure than an Abena. Plus they are cheaper too.
 
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^^darkfinn, your so convincing. i love my abena's though

i have solved the tape problem with staples, and i find them extremly comfortable.
i really need to sample these other ones though
 
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You really should... there is no doubt in my mind that they are better than Abenas, Molis, or Secures... and for around $1 per diaper you can't find a better deal.
 
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My only problem with them is that about 1 in 3 diapers has one odd tape that doesn't stick that well. I would use some mailing tape to supplement the problem, but the plastic tears a little easy when you use any really strong tape. Still, I have no complaints beyond that.
 
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You must have gotten a bad batch... out of the large number of cases I've ordered I can only remember two diapers that had tape problems.
 
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I've actually heard of them on another site and yes they are good. The staff there also responds to your emails if you contact them. If you're looking for a cheap, good quality diaper, I really suggest you get dry24/7s.

But still, IMO abena x-plus is greater just because I like my abenas XD.
 
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