Rewarming a wet diaper

[pampers4U]

Hey guys, one of my favorite things to do when I wake up wet in the morning is to stand in front of the wood stove with a cup of coffee and let my diaper soak in all the heat from the wood stove, feels really nice, especially when you sit back down.
Anyone else do this?

 

[JaysonTheRegressor]

I was worried this was going to be a "pamperchu" type post but i was pleasantly surprised
That sounds so cozy!

 

[CLPP]

Yet ANOTHER great benefit of a woodstove!

 

[DLjoey974]

Yet ANOTHER great benefit of a woodstove!

They're good for disposal too.

 

[Cottontail]

Hey guys, one of my favorite things to do when I wake up wet in the morning is to stand in front of the wood stove with a cup of coffee and let my diaper soak in all the heat from the wood stove, feels really nice, especially when you sit back down.
Anyone else do this?

Haven't done that, no. I do have a wood stove, and I love it, but if I'm having a fire in the morning it means the power is out and it's freezing. 🥶

My favorite method for warming a diaper, though I don't often find it necessary, is to snuggle up to the bathtub faucet and run some warm water into my diaper. Of course, that's best done only when the diaper has some absorbency left!

 

[Hippiediaperlover]

I wish I could. I get super itchy of I'm in a wet diaper more than a few hours.

 

[wearforsafety]

Hey guys, one of my favorite things to do when I wake up wet in the morning is to stand in front of the wood stove with a cup of coffee and let my diaper soak in all the heat from the wood stove, feels really nice, especially when you sit back down.
Anyone else do this?

Maybe good for short time. Otherwise with wet diaper heated up, it just helps bacteria growth. If diaper is wet and feels cold, it is time for change and clean up.
Soft, warm and dry diaper is heaven by itself.

 

[Hemix]

Rewarming a wet or messy diaper is always great, for a cold one doesn't feel the same 😔