/abdl/ - Adult Baby - Diaper Lover★

What a load of shit! Get a life!

"Lifehack" a word that when you see it used, you can immediately assume the person writing/saying it is a fucking moron that is just going to state the obvious and think they're smart.

>>57663

>OP, got any more? Hopefully some that relate to diaper disposal?

First, you roll up the diaper into itself like normal, then you take a knife and cut that bitch up like a turkey, then you flush the fluff down the toilet and trash the plastic inside your wife's boyfriends trashcan. Finally, you take the knife and kill yourself.

>>57661

>>57664

autism

>>57664

>>57661

If you ain't got shit to contribute, how about fuck off from this thread.

>>57664

>"Lifehack" a word that when you see it used, you can immediately assume the person writing/saying it is a fucking moron that is just going to state the obvious and think they're smart.

I'd say uncommonly used, written about, or known in general.

Not saying because i think i'm smart (obviously pure autism since we both are lurking in 8ch ABDL), but rather to share with my dear ABDL friends.

Let's just ignore the autistic edgelord. This is a good thread idea, and I have a few.

Abena maxi stuffers tend to be the gold standard for thickening diapers. But the way photographers get that EXTRA poofy but shape is laying one or two length wise then an extra one folded in half in the butt. It'll create that cute poofy look.

Another one useful for camwhoring or just fun. B2 vitamins have an interesting effect of turning your pee cartoonishly bright yellow that shows up on white diapers much more prominently.

Most already knoe the marshmallow trick. But if you freeze marshmallows and lube your butt it's a really effective, stong, and gentle suppository.

>>57660 (OP)

I saw this in an ABDL video where they used this method. Was with a bunch of French people.

They used the same tool, but they also did something else. And let me tell you, I've used every method available to double/triple diaper and allow things to flow freely. None of them worked but this works 100%.

You create small holes all around the sides of the diaper. But don't do it on the sides of where you tape, limit the distance. So about an inch on either side, made about 6 lines of tiny holes. And THEN, take a scissor and cut off the plastic part, revealing the "cotton", from about 40% below, and 40% behind. Not the hard plastic near where the tape attaches, but where the diaper bends to contour around your body.

If you need me to show it in an image, I will. You can keep doing this to every diaper other than the one that you see on you.

>>57693

can you draw a diagram or post a pic? i'm having trouble visualizing this.

>>57693

Yeah, you should do a photo series of this. It sounds too technical when you describe it that way.

>>57700

I think he's describing simply cutting a rectangular panel out of the plastic waterproof covering without damaging either the sides or SAP of the diaper.

>>57699

>>57700

I have a pic of what >>57693 is describing, need to find it in my library. I'll post it if I find it.

The gist of the idea is to remove an entire strip of the plastic backing, generally 2-3" wide and going from front to back. You start well below where the tapes will go so the tape tension won't pull the diaper apart, and you can extend reasonably far up the back of the diaper. Picture where a dry diaper would get wet on the first and second wettings and that's a good idea of how far up the front and back to go. This is more effective than a wartenburg wheel or cutting horizontal slits because it allows wetness to flow through to the second diaper much faster, so that both diapers are wicking moisture away at the same time. Just be careful when changing - you need to remove both diapers at the same time or you're gonna have a mess of SAP and wood pulp everywhere.

A few years ago, it was entirely possible to peel off the cloth-like outer layer of a baby diaper such as Pampers Baby Dry. Besides that, you could also remove the wings and leg cuffs without damaging the pad that absorbs the liquid.

With the specific version I had, you could even try to remove the plastic cover (the one that remains when you remove the transparent, cloth-like cover stuff). The plastic wasn't glued to the pad completely, so by ripping it at a looser place, you could easily strip away 50-80% of the plastic layer, too.

By doing all that, you can get really great stuffers for less than 25 cents per piece (size 6). They smell nice, they absorb loads, they remain dry very long, and they have that lotion stuff that's good for the skin in them. Just be sure to get them on Ebay in bulk, or use coupons to get a real deal on pampers diapers.

Off-brand diapers sometimes work, too, but I've noticed that some of them don't even allow for the removal of the cloth-like cover without ripping the pad. The pampers baby dry of a few years ago were the only ones where I could remove the plastic cover from the pad without damaging the pad.

I don't get double diapers, it's gotta be worse for your skin, unless you accidentally tore the liner and don't want to toss it, I usually just slash the rest of the pee zone with a box cutter and put one over it whenever that happens

>>57660 (OP)

I should try those hole rollers. I usually get diapers at a thrift store so theyre cheap enough to always triple up

>>57793

Holy FUCK I require source on these pics!

>>57802

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