Using Gloves when Changing Diapers?

Nope

Under the law I have to provide my care aides with gloves for any personal care so diaper changes , catheter insertions ,medication preparation or administration , typically my aides use about 4 boxes of gloves per month ,I have been tested and have zero communicable diseases ,however it's nice to have a barrier between anything they might have come in contact with when putting something into my body ( my aide has his own Petri dish ,a kindergartener, kids are notorious germ garms).

Always have

This week I was caught by the influenza, with nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and stomach pains, I woke up in the morning with my diaper not only wet,but also with a huge poo, enough to overflow in my crotch, overflowing with my layers of fabrics,?luckily I had my plastic pants, when my wife got up and saw the state of my layers and my plastic pants, at first she was furious but fortunately she saw that I did not have a leak in bed,it was at this moment that I told her that I was not spinning and that I was sick then she said to me not to move, that you will not stay in this state, she left a few moments then she came back with a disposable diaper and plastic pants and rubber gloves.Then with the rubber gloves she removed my plastic pants and my dirty diaper, she tells me to go to the shower immediately, after the shower she tells me you're going to have to spend the rest of the week at home,and you're going to have to wear your disposable diapers instead of your cotton diapers, after being put in my diaper and plastic pants,she told me says you are going to put your dirty diapers and your plastic pants in a bag and put them in your dirty diaper bucket that you will have to clean when you are going to be better,since then my wife uses gloves when she changes my diaper.Once my diaper is well put,she removes them, then passes me my plastic pants.It should last another ten days!

I don't know ,could be Covid 19-24 I reccomend you isolate yourselves for say a year?

I usually don't bother when it's just wet. If it's messy, I do.

No way…that takes the fun of the messy experience away

I wear gloves when applying ointment and oil, so as not to get the oils on the tapes.