Cloth Diapers

I've been using cloth for about 12 years now, as for the diaper pail you add vinager to it, the smell won't be that bad. Also I tend to was every other day after that they start to smell, but I have to wear 24/7. So this is just my experience.

No, there is nothing like it! to be able to feel a wet cloth diaper. If you never tried a cloth diaper, you have no idea what you're missing in pissing, lol. Disposables are made to wick the wet away and keep you feeling dry, that's what they do! You want to feel the wetness? Cloth is a must try!

Luvs It.

All you "young'uns" that only know disposable/paper diapers, you have missed out on something truly wonderful and incredible. There is not a disposable diaper made that can emulate the slow, steady wicking of urine without leaking in the crotch. There is not a disposable made that can continue to wick up wetness to full capacity, especially while one is vertical, like cloth diapers. There is not ONE disposable diaper out there that can NOT leak when you are in your bed and laying on your side, and flood your diaper. Cloth diapers, no matter how many layers - and for me, the more the better, and more EROTIC - encased by plastic waterproof pants, are the ONLY ultimate "absorbent". If you haven't tried them, DO IT! Maybe it WON'T be your cup o'tea. So be it. For the rest of us, pin another diaper ON over the wet one or messy one you're wearing! Feel the bulk. Feel the babyish sensations - EVEN IF you are a DL. Feel the wetness creep into the cloth as it works its way to the waistband. Feel the diaper REALLY contain your soil if you fill it, SO UNLIKE disposables, where the mess seems to easily creep out of the diaper! Cloth diapers rock! They are available online, but anyone handy with a sewing machine or who can be "humble" with a seamstress can get some dynamite cloth diapers, in flannel or gauze. And, if you have someone special in your life, there is NOTHING more erotic and INTIMATE, for a DL - and even the AB - than to have someone ELSE diaper you! Try it, you'll LIKE it!

Luvs It, one of your scenarios describes me perfectly. When I was a baby I wore disposable nappies, but when I wet the bed as an older child I had to wear cloth and plastic pants - this was before the days of goodnites etc.

I have three younger siblings who, like me, all wore disposables when they were babies, and I often thought that my night nappy was 'weird' compared to the nappies I saw them in. This was especially the case during the time when my little brother was a baby and I was sharing a room with him.

Washable diapers are good. Cause well, You don't have to spend money on disposables.

I dunno I prefer plastic to cloth...

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That's very intresting Jacob, did your siblings find it strange your wearing cloth nappies/diapers? Were any of them bedwetters later, and did they also wear cloth?

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My brother and one sister (the youngest) wet the bed. My brother wore cloth nappies but pull-ups and goodnites were around for my sister.

I can't recall any of them making any comments about me wearing cloth nappies. Perhaps it's not something you notice when you're a baby or toddler.

I wore cloth diapers when I was a baby. This my give my age up but what the hey. I remember when I was 4-5 and I had a lust even then for wearing duapers. I was at the babysitter who was an older lady but had a the cabinet full of diaper items for her regular babies she sat. Well, I was drawn to it so bad and pleaded so hard with this babysitter that she let me go thru the whole cabinet and look at all the wonderful items she had .. I think she had diposables ,baby powder and all. I remember it to this day... Anyway, I luv both disposables and cloth but I luv the cloth better becasue of the added need for plastic pants.. I t retains the heat and makes things nice and moist down there.

I like to wear the disposable one because they make noise when you walk around in them and the thrill that someone might hear me and know i am in them gets me going everytime

I grew up on cloth diapers and plastic pants so for me there is nothing better. I really get off on the feel of all that bulk between my legs. If I'm going out however I will wear a disposable as they are more discreet. 😉

I am also from the cloth diaper era. That's why I wear them today. As for keeping them clean I rinse them out in the shower before washing them. And allow them to dry out. Before I did it this way I would always have to run them through 2 wash cycles. I also only pee in them no pooping in my diapers here!

😘I prefer disposables there VERY comfortable & i like the plastic lining on attends & tranquility they shine through the see through plastic pants i wear under my SHORT skirts. I bend over often! 😘

Well Christy you're entitled to wear what you like best, but you shouldn't be bending over showing your diapers off so much! Not unless mommy puts frilly baby panties on for you to really make a show of it! he he 😁

I am 22 f I wear cloth diapers at night so dose my bf he has allways used cloth at night my mom get me cloth when she found out i was wetting again.I did wet too 11 used disp then

I love cloth diapers, they are the best but very hard to hide under regular clothes.

Washing diapers is very easy if you have a washer and dryer at home, and is a lot less expense then disposables

Washable cloth terry nappies are great, My hubby and I own about 40 or so between us, Well I say they are great until I have to take them out of the soaking solution they have been in since we had our nappies changed, I soak them in a 40 pint beer making bucket in napisan, this I have to carry to the bath which is pretty heavey with about 5 or 6 nappies in, then I have to wring the water and solution out of them, not a nice job as some are soiled aswell and tend to smell a bit, then when empty I tip the old solution down the toilet and put the nappies back in the bucket, which I then carry down to the washing machine and put them in for washing, before going back up with the bucket and filling it with fresh solution.

Wearing terry nappies can be a very time consuming hobby.

But aren't they well worth the extra effort Elaine. I hope you both share in the chores somehow? That is allot of work to be on one person alone. 😁

I find cloth diapers are worth the little extra effort and work. It is nice to know you can use the same diapers again and again at very little cost.

When I take off my wet diaper I rinse int in the tub and then I hang it to dry until wash day. Very little soap is required in the wash and pollution is kept to a minimum.

For anyone interested there is a company called Babykins in Western Canada www.babykins.com that sells a line of very high quality adult baby diapers, plastic and rubber pants along with speciality clothing and provides custom orders on all of the above. These people are excellent and ship all over the world. I have dealt with them for the last 10 years and have never been disappointed with a product. Everything they make is unconditionally guaranteed for customer satisfaction. Take a look and pass it on if you like what you see.

Cool, Thank you for the tip.

Nice will check that out. Ebay also has a good selection www.ebay.ca

Yes me too terry is the best cloth diaper made I love then really makes bedwetting fun

I like terry nappies and love the feel f them,

They are the the thing to wear when you know youre gonna have a very wet night, After beer or lots of drinks before bedtime.

They are far better than disposables for side sleepers because you can have a bit of absorbancy round the sides that you just don't get with disposables.

The downside is the washing and drying compared to the wear them and chuck them disposables.

Also plastic pants don't last well when they are in contact with urine for long periods, the harden up quite fast.

That wet terry nappy feel and that heavy saggy look is very hard to beat first thing in the morning.

Cloth diapers are definetly my favorites! Just love the bulk!

I have gotten some from Babykins and they are good quality diapers and plastic pants. Also try Adult Cloth Diaper or the Diaper Connection. They have a good selection of both.

Sounds like a good idea jsut gotta try it and see how it turns out. then let everyone know.

Washable ones no way cause then so much work wash hang put on

disposables are the way to go.

I too love cloth My boy friend has allways used cloth diapers at night I started to wear cloth at night at 19 i now love then amd make my life great

My boy friend and I both wear cloth diapers with diaper pins it is a great diaper and dose work well but i do like a wet bed too at times I think a wet bed is the way a bedwetter should wake up a few days a week I also use mt older diapers when I need them on parts of the moth I get exter messy i really hate that time of the mounth it sicks

I grew up in the cloth diaper era and they remain my favorite to this day. Cloth diapers from Curity, Sears, Penny's, Woolworths and numerous other department store were readily available along with a large assortment of baby pants in colors and prints. A nice thick gauze cotton diaper along with a nice pair of plastic/waterproof pants to me is more comfortable than any disposable brief on the market today.

The sight of a clothsline full of cloth diapers and plastic pants drying in the sun remain vivid to this day. It was especially exciting to see a woman hanging the freshly washed diapers and pants on the line to dry or removing them and placing them in a laundry basket. How I wished they had been mine.

My favorite style of cloth diapers are those made with gauze cotton. This material to me is more comfortable than birdseye or flannel. The gauze material has a quality where wetness is wicked away until the diaper becomes saturated, then you know it's time for a change. I was able to use the Curity 21'x40" diapers into my late 20's.

I prefer to make my own adult diapers from the 21'x40" diapers sold by Granitesmiths Diapers on ebay. Nothing beats the real thing and knowing I am actually wearing diapers meant for a baby is exciting. My pattern allows me to increase or decrease the absorbency as needed and make them a perfect fit. The washing and drying of the diapers is easier when layered and they will easily last two years with repeated use. In addition, it is cheaper for me to make my own than buy an adult diaper from one of the supplier.

My plastic pants are from VIP, KINS, Gary and Bumkins. It is too bad VIP closed down as the Gerber style plastic pants have been one of my favorites since Gerber Babywear introduced the special size pants back in the late 70's. The pants from KINS and Gary are great and I have a large assortment of colors and prints.

My new choice in waterproof pants is the Bumkins Finer Baby Products adult size from Changing Times Diaper Company. It's about time a company making infant products began making an adult size pull-on pant. This is a great pant and the prints are bold and colorful. The pants are full fit with a wide crotch and easily worn over my thickest cloth diaper. They are extremely comfortable and I can once again wear waterproof pants from a leading supplier of infant and toddler products.

I do wear disposables from Abena and Tranquilty when I am at work. They absorb well and can be easily changed throughout the day. Attends were a great brief when they were manufactured by Proctor & Gamble but seemed to have lost something now they are made by Paper Pak. The European briefs are far superior to the US brands and I wish were easier to obtain.