Rubber & Plastic Bloomres

Anyone ever wear plastic or rubber bloomers as extra protection and bulk?

I have tried them, but they are too hot for me to wear. They make my legs sweat a lot. Sears used to sell flannel lined ones and they worked out okay and did not seem so hot to wear.

I have plastic ones. Do the rubber ones feel a lot different? I guess that they don't rustle like hard plastic ones.

Hot, sticky, slippery & smelly latex rubber bloomers that snap, pop and rustle are best.

I have both plastic and rubber bloomers, I've worn both for fun. They can get hot and sticky, but that can be fun too!

Luvs It.

I recently discovered a love of cloth diapers but I need to know what is the difference between plastic and rubber panties I have a pair of plastic ones but around the waist area the plastic has gotten harder than th rest of it and is cracking why? and are rubber ones better or worse any help would be appreciated as I am oredering more cloth diapers soon and want to know what kind of panties to buy for them thank you

I've tried both plastic and rubber. Plastic or PVC have a very short shelf life. Once you've washed them several times they begin to deteriorate especially if you put them in the dryer. The rubber ones, for me, don't look babies or even attractive. For my money the nylon coated type are the best. These are what you see a baby in when they are in a dressy outfit. They are not translucent but are just a plain white cloth looking material. VERY comfy and durable. My wife at nights love to stroke me at night. She wouldn't touch the rubber ones, didn't like the plastic ones but loves the nylon coated type.

I've never tried rubber so I can't comment - PVC is affected by oils and heat so I never put mine in the dryer- towel dry and hang up. The best material I've found in pants comes from

Babykins-- I order 3ml pull on or snap on-- you can get 6ml--

heavy duty -- but still pliable.

The 3ml are some sort of -- seems like coated nylon but

wears well, is quiet feels great-- I'd try a pair or two

you might like em. Never had any crack like the old plastic

some of mine are 2+ yrs. old-- good luck.

Fetware also has some good pants-- " cloud material"

The best way to keep your plastic pants going for years is to never wash them with soap. I let my plastic pants soak in warm water for about 15 minutes and then I hang them to air dry.

I weties. rubber are great around the house and make me remember my days as a kid. Plastic panties do have limited life especially if they are subjected to oils and/or cremes.ar both but more often I wear plastic pan

If you like the look of clear plastic panties, Fetware makes some out of polyurethane that are as close to indestructible as I've ever found. They do crinkle but have stood up to daily use for well over a year and counting.

Some creams and oils will destroy the elastic in the legs and waist of vinyl panties as well.

I love and wear plastic pants too. I have found the ones that hold up the best are from Comco. I wear them every day and they are doing ok. I hand wash them and air dry them. I have 6 pairs of them 3 blue and 3 nursery print. The other great part is that they did not cost that much either.

I too wear comco plastic panties and I find that they hold up very well if washed very carefuly and not too often. I wear one pair for maybe three days changing three times a day and then switch to another pair and I only wash them once or twice each,. I have them stay soft that way for at least 18 months. Also I never wash in a washing machine or use a dryer to dry them. I only handwash them in luke warm water and no soap and pat them dry. Never hang your plastic pants outside more than say a half hour as sunlight ruins the plastic. I only hang my plastic pants out if i want to show them off.

As has been mentioned, plastic pants need to be taken care of in a certain way to last any length of time. No oil or creams should be allowed to touch them, they should not be hung outside to dry, sun kills them. Even the oil from your own skin will damage your plastic pants after a while, so they do have limited life.

Rubber pants, or latex can be a good choice. But, they need care too, maybe even a bit more. They can be killed by oils and sun the same way as plastic. A good way to keep rubber pants healthy is to dust them with talcum power after you've used them, or washed them.

Plastic verses rubber pants, aside from their care, is a choice of what you like to feel. You need to try different pants to see what you would like. There are all different types of plastic pants out there, some heavy and thick, some thin, smooth, textured, noisy, quiet, soft, hard, etc. You need to pick what you like, or what's comfortable for you. Almost the same goes for rubber or latex pans. But, there ares less different kinds of rubber pants, then there are of plastic. Rubber pants may differ in thickness more then anything, the texture is pretty much always the same. The biggest difference would be in the waist and leg elastics.

Yesterday I returned from work and as usual said hello to my sister who I live with. She had dinner ready we ate and talked ,and after we went and watched some TV. I'm usually in bed by 9:00 so off I went. As I entered my room and I noticed 2 packages of waterproof pants both marked ,I knew she was getting new ones because some of mine were beginning to show wear. AS usual she came into my room ( after knocking) to help me with my diaper. As long as I've been wearing(28 yrs)I still can't get them on tight enough and I still enjoy having her help me ( no sex believe me )with them . She told me I was going to wear this new style of bloomer pants that they would help guard against leaks.

Has anyone ever used bloomer pants. Thanks Peepants.

Great to have someone to help you out like that.

I can't really say I have tried bloomers out, not in the real world anyway. I do have some plastic, and some rubber bloomers I like to wear from time to time, but it's only for my own fun. I have never worn them for a practical trial while out.

But, I can say they do work as they should. They will do a good job of keeping things dry, just like shorter pants will. But, on the same note, you can't over flood a diaper and expect that the bloomers will hold any extra in. The bloomers will be only as good as the diapers you wear.

Thanks for the advice .I must tell you that I'm a real heavy wetter. I'm usually in bed at nine and wake at six. Last night I did wet heavy plus I had a night diaper on, there wasn't a drop of pee either on my PeeJ or the sheet so I guess they do work. Thanks again.

Glad if anything helps. I do know that bloomer pants are recommended for use on people who are bedridden, or sit allot. So, there must be something to it.

😁 😁 😁 😁 bloomers are great. no more worrying about leaks!the vinyl bloomers seem to hold up better and are easier to clean. 😁 😁 😁 😁

I have a couple of pair both vinyl and rubber, love the smell of the rubber. They offer great protection when needed like long car trips when you are seated.

I tried plastic bloomers several yearts ago but wasn't happy with them. Too hot and sweaty.

Tried bloomers once but they didn't make look like a baby and didn't like the feeling of pee around my knees