Hello i was out that way over the weekend. We went camping at Pymatuning State Park. Nice area.

I had a good system but then the product was no longer made by the time my stock of protection ran out. What I started doing this week and what works great for me, is I wear a Depends diaper at night. Inside that I put 2 of the size 5 Parents Choice night time baby diapers from Walmart, each with 1/2 of the back (the outter side) cut out. This gives me two diapers that each soak up to 15 ounces that work to first soak up fluid, then pass remaining fluid onto the next, finally into the Depends. Depends medium diapers soak up 15 ounces, so total is 45 ounces of soaker protection. I layer the size 5 diapers into the Depends, then tape the Depends on. Over this triple layer diaper I put on a cloth pull up that is larger than the Depends. This pull up acts as a wick for any fluid that leaks out of the disposables, the wicking of the cloth starts at the top of my back and around the leg gathering, it wicks towards the sides and front and back. It rarely gets wet. To finish things off I wear a high back plastic pant size small from driwear.com and I get the XT cloud which is really thick, 7 mil. Why? Because I've tried the regular thickness plastic pants from them and the leg openings rip out and I need to keep buying more...until I tried the XT which lasts a full year for one pair worn nightly. I've learned not to think about costs because it only depresses me to think about nightly cost. I've tried cloth but it ends up being 75 - 85 minutes of washer and drier time plus my time and I think running the two machines costs more than the cost of tripling the diapers up. Oh, and on weekends I have a few drinks so I wet more because of the extra fluid intake, for weekends only I use Tranquility ATN diapers which cost more, but they soak up 28 ounces.