What is the best adult disposable diaper to use at night?
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Depends are the worse there just the most comman in shops.\n\nThe diaper of choice is Abena at the moment. or Attends or Tena..
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I know your problem all too well.  I have the same condition and my wife gets irritated with me.\n\nAs a solution I have some adult diapers that I wear to bed at night.  This keeps the mess from happening and also works out nicely for the times we want to get a little frisky...
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Toilet paper, if you don't believe me...try going a day without it.
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The Strassburg Sock ™ Night Splint can be found at\nhttp://www.drnelsonclinic.com/strassburg_sock_night_splint.htm (sells them for $34.95 USD)
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The best one out there is called Certain-Dri.  They have kind of low-budget commercials on television.  It's very powerful and you only put it on before you go to sleep.\n\nIt works AMAZINGLY well.  I don't wear regular antiperspirant at all anymore.  Just a swipe or two of this every other night (don't put it on the day you shave your underarms - ouch!) and I'm good to go with no wetness, and most importantly, absolutely no odor.
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wear white diapers as a sign of peace\nthat will be the easiest one 4 u
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Well i would put a towel under you while your sleeping so theres less of a chance of leaking onto the sheets! Wear a tampon and a pad. That works better than just wearing one or the other. Also wear regular underwear not thongs or strings that way the pad stays on better and does'nt shift around while your sleeping. Seeing a doctor may help also.
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Water based lubes are best and without dyes or perfumes to possible irritate you.\n\n"ID Glide" is a great lube and last longer than KY Jelly.\n\n"Pre-seed" also might be a nice choice for women who experience burning with different lubricants, since the acid balance is intentionally different (less acidic) from most other lubricants on the market.\n\n"ID Millenium" and "Eros Bodyglide" are great silicone choices. They are silicone based lubes and last way longer. They are good choices for alternative sex as well. However because they are silicone based it takes longer for the female to expel them from her pubic region because it is meant to last long term and is not water based.
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A nice pair of silk long johns is a good place to start. Other little treats for yourself include down clothing, they even make pants. I have a pair of down booties for use in the sleeping bag. Other little clothing tidbits. Wear a hat at all times, even sleeping. You can also sleep with a warm water bottle. Some cautions with this: make sure you know whether the bottle leaks and Nalgene's are notoriously leaky, if you or your bag gets wet, you may be having a harder time keeping warm. If so you can contain it in a ziplock bag or a roll down velcro closure bag. If the water is too hot, you should put it in a sock or something to keep from burning your skin. My hiking buddy/co worker went to bed with a hot water nalgene between his thighs one night. He thought that was clever because a LOT of blood passes through there and warm blood travels to other parts of the body, warming them. But he woke up with blisters on his thighs...dangerously close to the family jewels. Last word about hot water bottle, if you use a collapsible canteen or bottle, make sure you fill it allllll the way up, because even then your bottle will cave in as the water cools down. At the very least you want to minimize this so you don't ruin your bottle. If the bottle cools this way, it will never hold as much as it used to.\n\nA good camping mat. The closed cell foam ones that roll up are cheap and effective and very lightweight, the next step up is the self inflating ones but they are heavier. And you can buy covers for those inflating mats that convert them into a chair.\n\nYou need to dress warm. The most effective thing in my opinion, and also more versatile, is to dress in multiple light layers. In the winter, I wear about 8 layers in the coldest weather...long john shirt, tee shirt, maybe a button down shirt, a fleece vest, as many fleece crewneck tops (the fuzzy polartec type, not sweathshirt fleece) as I can pile on, and my rain jacket. The good news is that if I can add or remove pieces at will until I am perfectly comfortable. IF you go the other route of a couple indoor layers and then one big poofy piece you need to understand the principles of loft, which includes your sleeping bag.\n\nLoft is the way insulation in a comforter, parka, or sleeping bag works. They create tiny little air pockets around you and hold YOUR OWN body heat in them. IF you have a lot of clothing between you and the insulating item, you will actually defeat the purpose of the item because you insulate the item FROM your body heat. This is why many things are true: it is better to sleep with fewer clothing items when you want to be warmer in the bag. It is also important not to compromise loft by choosing an item that doesn't fit your body and causes you to squash it from the inside out, or with a bunch of heavy layers on top of it to squash it from the outside in. If you compress your item too much, even in storage, or in your pack or its stuff sack, there are fewer air pockets formed and the item doesn't work as well.\n\nSO choose ONE dressing strategy and know how to apply it.\n\nOther important facts:\n\nAll the things discussed so far are only ways to insulate yourself. They are not generating any heat on their own. To do that, you need to DRINK plenty of water, and you need to EAT, warm foods that are high in sugars and fats are excellent, and you need to MOVE. A bedtime snack can be anything from a candy bar to a stick of butter, NO kidding! A bedtime activity could be a couple minutes jumping up and down, then one last go at the fire. AND YOU MUST DRINK WATER. \n\nEven if you can't stand cold liquids. EVEN IF you don't want to be up all night peeing. Your body needs the water to circulate the blood, and to metabolize food, both of which assist you in staying warm. Another thing you need to know about water is that both dehydration and hypothermia have the early warning sign of disorientation and confusion. The trouble is, if YOU are the one
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Clean.\nRe-arrange the crib.\nVideo Games.\nBooty Call.\nTry a new and dificult food to make.\n\nThe best advice I could give you is work out. It doesn't even have to be any thing great. If you find yourself vegging out watching TV on a rainy day, try doing excercises during the commercials. Exercises like crunches, leg raises, side leg lifts, squats, lunges, arm rotations, and push ups are good to do for this. \n\nOr you could go to the closest store pick up a 12 pack of Corona and sit down and answer easy questions for a couple hours.
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You COULD use a chamois....but they take forever to dry and get heavy when wet. \n\nGet a MSR PackTowel at an ourdoor store like REI. They are ultra lightweight and dry great....plus you squeeze them out and they are ready to be packed away. I included a link below....
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air mattress w/ velvet-textured top. see link below:\nbest buy would be jcwhitney catalog.
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Try Bed Bath and Beyond :}
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Water based lubes are best and without dyes or perfumes to possible irritate you.\n\n"ID Glide" is a great lube and last longer than KY Jelly.\n\n"Pre-seed" also might be a nice choice for women who experience burning with different lubricants, since the acid balance is intentionally different (less acidic) from most other lubricants on the market. \n\n"ID Millenium" and "Eros Bodyglide" are great silicone choices. They are silicone based lubes and last way longer. They are good choices for alternative sex as well. However because they are silicone based it takes longer for the female to expel them from her pubic region because it is meant to last long term and is not water based.
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use Certain-Dri at night
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Walmart, Educational Supply stores, and I saw one at Children's Place.  You could also try Babies R Us through Amazon.com  Search Nap Mat
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I'd try Wal-Mart, Sam's Club, or Pearle Vision.  I know Sam's Club has like a 3-month supply for like $13, which is really good.  You just have to look around where you live.