How to Make your own Diaper

Ok people if you want to get diapers but dont have money or still live with your parents and cant buy some or are too scared to go out and buy some then i have a solution.

Step 1 get a long tshirt or short doesnt really matter just has to be a little long

step 2 get a garbage bag u can use the ones they give you at supermarkets like walmart or you can buy the garbage can bags a size that you think is right for you

step 3 cut little holes in the bag and put your legs through it and lay the tshirt in the middle of where your crotch is then pull the bag up all the way.

step 4 now if the bag is to big for your waist just get some ducttape or packaging tape and wrap it around your waist not to tight that it constricts breathing though and around the legholes if possible

step5 pee and poop or release an enema whatever you please thanks for reading have fun making them. side note if you live with your parents you can throw the tshirt in the wash and noone will ever know.

Also when you cut the holes in the bag for your legs cut them in the corner of the bag 1 on each side thanks.

On top of using towels you can create plastic pants from using a white plastic trash bag. Cut the corner off 1-2" cut on each corner and as you pull the bag up your legs will stretch the plastic. This will create a nice tight seal around your towels. Hopefully some day you can save for the real thing.

I've bought huggies size 6 nappies and used 4 to make a nappy to fit me. It takes a while to put them together, and the only really disappointing thing is that they although they stretch well to fasten round the sides, it just doesnt look real enough! Any ideas how to use disposable nappies better to make a good adult nappy?

I always have fun with pampers size 7. Taking the tapes from three diapers to make one that will fit. And if I'm feeling really creative I put two together so they really fit like a diaper would if I were small enough!

Back when I wasnt buying adult diapers I would make them out of a trash bag and paper towels. I would just the trash back long ways and open it up and kind of cut it into the shape of a diaper would be if it was open as well, then I would put paper towels in the middle like a diaper would. Then just use tape and it it up. Was fun for awhile but once I tried adult diapers I never went back to making them lol So much better

When I first started messing around with a diaper like concept I didn't have any or the nerve to buy any (I started wearing in secret really young). I used to take a baseball/sports cup (the ones to protect your privates) and stuff it with layers of paper towels was never the best way but worked. Eventually I made my way to using a towel and paper towels that I would get to stay in place by using pins and turning a large shirt into a makeshift onesie. That was the best I ever got before I got the nerve to buy my first bag of diapers.

I just made an AMAZING cloth diaper! I found a white flannel sheet from a thrift store (washed it thoroughly of course) and used a medium disposable to trace out the shape. I folded the sheet so it was four layers and cut it out in the contoured form sewing in a few layers as a soaker then sewing all around the edges.

It requires four pins and is by far the best fitting cloth one I own!

Bet you all I've a design no one's tried: Pillow case, polyester pillow filling, plastic covering from the dry cleaners.

It wasn't until reading the other responses that my memory was jarred from when I was a kid and didn't have access to real diapers. It wasn't the most practical design for "use", but it suuuuuure felt nice!

I bet that babygirl and Amy S could make some wonderful diapers for me!

My SO Sue and I have been wearing disposeables when we are lounging around the house together and we are both comfortable wetting; it feels wonderful. I want the total experience, but find that I'm still having trouble with relaxing enough for messing. Today, Sue presented me with a wonderful pair of cloth diapers that she made with a nursery-rhyme motif on them. She had a sly grin on her face when she pointed out that the print was: "Winnie the Pooh" as she unscrewed the lid from a jar of suppositories and administered them to me. She then told me that it was time to move beyond wetting and pointed out the irony that my diapers had a "Pooh" print on them and that was exactly what she was going to make me do: Poo.

I was put back in diapers at age 11 by my aunt, and wet the bed, so I was put in them at bedtime until I was around 17. They were always flat cloth diapers, and my aunt would fold one diaper and put it in the middle for a soaker. I was also put in plastic panties. I guess the feeling of the flat, cloth diaper is my favorite.

Bath towels layered with a baby diaper for a soaker works well if you have plastic pants.

Before the days of the net and when I was a teenager living at home, I used to use several towels, pinned in place. For plastic pants, I would buy a vinyl sweat suit at a sporting goods store, cut the legs off the pants and tuck them up under the diaper. It worked as good as the real cloth diapers and plastic pant I now use.

I use a jockey brief first, then a towel, then 2-3 more jockey briefs, then a plastic garbage bag, with the bottom corners cut off, in a triangle shape, pull it up, then my plastic diaper pants then another pair of under wear, to keep the crinkle noise down. then my PJ's .

Most times @ 3:00 AM I sneak back into bed with a a wet diaper, wife does not want me in bed with a diaper!!!

I just use a bath towel and my swim diaper when I'm out of regular diapers

Pinned on towel then cut 2 leg holes in a garbage bag slide them on and tuck into towel

I really love the feel of cloth diapers, but cost is a consideration. I find that large receiving blankets make great diapers -- they can be folded any way you need, and as much thickness as you want can be placed where you want it.

Well I think that every one of us (especially the ones of us from the pre-internet days) have at one time or another done the "towels and trash bags" thing.

I used to buy toddler-sized cloth diapers and sew them into ME-sized diapers years ago.

As for improvising, I once used a thin blanket folded over and over until it was diaper-sized (and it was nice and thick, too). Other times I've just taken every pair of jockey shorts I own, put them on one over the other, and used those.

I think people are probably even more creative in making their own "plastic pants." I once tried to make a pair out of an old rain poncho, among other things.

If you want to make your own stuff, it almost requires that you have a sewing machine and know how to use it, or know someone who does and will help you. (My wife will do this, and actually used to make me baby clothes before we were married--one of the main reasons I proposed!)

I like making diapers from beach towel. It makes a nice large diaper that is bulky and full between the legs. Big fluffy bottom for sitting on. Then for rubber pants tall kitchen trash bag. I cut a small hole for each leg then stretch it over my leg as it is pulled up. Once pulled up roll the plastic into a bead around the leg. This method makes for a excellent moisture control. They are quite bulky and look like a big baby when under street clothes and warn to the mall.

When I was a teenager I often used to wear as many pairs of underpants as I could.

When I was a teenager I often used to wear as many pairs of underpants as I could.

When I was a teenager I used to do the exact same thing. Once I put about four pairs inside of each other and sewed them together around the waist and leg holes and made myself some "training pants." I used to wet these and since I couldn't just put them in the dirty clothes, I'd often hide them in my closet, let them dry, and wet them again (this was wonderful because I love the smell of peed-in clothes and diapers).

One day I came home and--much to my horror--my mother was standing there holding up my smelly yellow-stained training pants. She asked if I had a problem and needed to go to the doctor. She had apparently gone in my room and smelled pee, looked for the source, and found them. I got angry and she apologized for invading my privacy. She never mentioned it again.

In retrospect, maybe I should have told her "I wet the bed sometimes but don't need a doctor. Maybe you can just get me diapers to wear?" She probably would have.

Diaperpailpat - missed opportunity. I missed out when I stayed overnight at a girlfriend's home long ago, (separate rooms in those days) and found her badly messed panties in the morning placed where I would see them. I didn't say anything, but wonder now what life would have been had I pursued the matter. I think now she wanted me to ask her. Foolish and shy.

As a teen, one of my first attempts at making waterproof panties was to take my briefs and immerse them in a pan of molten paraffin wax - needless to say they didn't work very well...

I will add what did work, but was a gross overkill, was wearing my spring cut (short sleeves and thigh length) wetsuit over my diapers. Kinda bulky and hot, but no leaks.

WOW! Mick, I have to say that's about the most original idea I've ever heard of.

Take a trash bag make tiny holes just bigt enough for your legs pull it all the way up as far as it will go it will absorb as long as you don't squeeze it it shouldn't leak

Large towels with dish cloth stuffers from a hotel. I called down for a new shower liner, saying mine was ripped. They brought it up and I said I'd put it on the rack, it's easy. I cut a large rectangle and tied the sides together over my towels making a large cloth diaper. I waddled around the room before play time and then to bed. I woke up soaked and just rinsed out the towels in the tub and hung the plastic up to dry. Nobody said a thing and I was left clean fresh "diapers" by the cleaning lady.

Later I learned to bring my own pins and plastic pants to a hotel and use their towels as my travel diaper. I was always sure to rinse the towels out good. I didn't want a cleaner to have to deal with my stinky diapers.

Ran out of cloth diapers... So I made a t-shirt diaper 😜 a little bit weird but it will do

I've cut holes in a garbage bag and used it with and without towels inside it and it's worked well. Putting rainpants on and taping around the legs works well too... just don't make the tape too tight and cut off the circulation.

I've also used multiple pads which is fun but tends to leak.

I have used towels which have worked. I found that beach towels worked a lot better than others as they are bigger and thicker. I have also used pads and the puppy training pads which were very good!!