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247-diaperboy · 8 months ago

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Matt and Mark

Matt woke up before the alarm clock went off. He knew Mark didn't have to go to work today, so he flipped the switch so the alarm wouldn't wake his brother up. He slipped out of his wet pajamas and dried himself off with a dry area of the leg. He grabbed a pair of boxer shorts and a tshirt off the floor and went to the kitchen. It was Friday morning, so Matt had to get to get ready for school. He tossed two Pop Tarts in the toaster and ran for the shower.

He showered quickly, dried off, then quietly went back in the room he shared with his brother. He put the towels on the bed and quietly went to the dresser to get his underwear and socks, pulling out a pair of white socks and red plaid boxers. Mark turned over in bed at the noise Matt was making, and went back to sleep. Matt got dressed in a pair of blue jeans, a t-shirt and a yellow and blue checkered shirt on top. He grabbed his yellow Abercrombie & Fitch visor and ducked into the bathroom to gel his hair. Once everything was spiked perfectly above the visor, Matt grabbed his backpack, Pop Tarts and a YooHoo from the fridge and ran out the door to his car and drove off to school.

An hour later, Mark finally woke up. Even though its Friday, he had taken the day off from work to relax a bit. He got up, put on a pair of his gym shorts, and up and looked over at Matt's bed. He knew his little brother had wet the bed that night. He grabbed the towels and pulled the sheet off and carried the damp bundle down to the laundry room.

While everything was in the washing machine, Mark went up to the kitchen and started a fresh pot of coffee brewing. He turned on the TV and started flipping through the channels. After a few minutes, he settled on one of the courtroom type shows and got a box of Frosted Flakes out of the cabinet. He put the last of the milk in his cereal bowl and added some sugar and half and half to his coffee. The current case was a landlord suing his tenant for $250 of past due rent.

Mark finished his frosted flakes and first cup of coffee. He went to the bedroom and cleaned off his brother's mattress, then went the basement to get the sheets and towels out of the washing machine and put them in the dryer. Returning to his bedroom, he grabbed a tank top, his wallet and keys, and headed for the door.

The drugstore was just down the street and around the corner, so it was a short drive. He parked in front and walked inside, grabbing a shopping cart on the way in. He walked over to the baby aisle and started to look around. He quickly found a nice large pacifier in blue, intended for toddlers, but would do nicely. He put it in the cart, and followed by a pacifier holder with a bear on it, four blue plastic baby bottles, some scented baby wipes, diaper rash creme, and a large bottle of baby powder. He walked two aisles over to the incontenence section. He found a bag that would fit Matt, labled "fitted briefs" on the front. Mark smiled to himself - they were now "little brother diapers".

He proceeded to the checkout and swiped his ATM card as the cashier started to ring up his items. The cashier bagged everything, he entered his PIN, took his receipt and headed for Sears. He pulled in to the parking lot and went inside. Bedding was on the second floor, so he headed up the escalator and looked around for the vinyl sheet his little brother would be sleeping on from now on. A store clerk found the right size for the bed, and rang him up. Mark stopped in the food court for a slice of pizza before he went home.

It was nearly 11:30 when he got back to the house. The sheets were dry, so he took them out of the dryer and folded them and watched The Price Is Right. As usual, some "nobody" who'd "never won anything before" won a new car. Some day he'd win one too. But not today - he had to get everthing ready before Matt got home.

The vinyl sheet fit perfectly, and made a soft crinkle under the freshly washed sheets. Mark went to Matt's dresser and removed the pile of boxer shorts and briefs from inside. He put them in the trunk next to his bed and locked it for safe keeping. Matt wouldn't be needing them for a while. He went back to the kitchen and retrieved the diapers and baby items he'd purchased from the drug store. He opened the bag of diapers and put some in Matt's dresser where his boxer shorts used to be. He then put the baby wipes and powder on the floor between his brother's bed and the night stand.

Mark went back to the kitchen with the baby bottles and the pacifier. He put them in the dishwasher with the remaining dishes from the sink and started the wash cycle. Matt hadn't done his laundry yet, so Mark went back to the bedroom and picked up all the clothes and started another wash running.

Matt wouldn't be home for another four hours, so Mark played around online while the dishes and laundry were washing. The washing machine buzzed and he moved everything into the dryer. Mark decided to go to the gym while he still had time for a quick workout. He drove over to the gym for a short workout, then showered. While he was there he ran into Justin, a guy he'd been interested in for a while. They'd first met at a local night club, but had seen eachother around before. Feeling a bit adventerous, Matt asked Justin if he'd like to come over later and hang out since he "had to babysit his little brother" that night. Justin smiled and agreed as they swapped phone numbers.

The clock in his car said 2:00. Mark stopped at a smoothie shop on his way back to the house. He got home and finished his smoothie while he folded the rest of the laundry, locking the rest of Matt's regular underwear in the trunk. He put all the remaining clothes away and played online untill his brother got home.

"Hey there," Matt said as he walked in. He sat down in a chair and took off his shoes.

"Hey," his brother said as he logged off the chat rooms. "Go take a shower, and leave your clothes here."

"What?" Matt asked. "I took one this morning."

"Yeah, and I'm sick of having to clean up your wet beds for you. Now go take a shower before I get really pissed off."

"Fine," Matt said in a huff as he took off his socks, shirt and pants. He started to walk out the door.

"Hold it. I said ALL your clothes stay here."

Matt grumbled and took off his shorts and threw them at Mark. Mark caught them and proceeded to put the clothes his brother had just left on the floor into the laundry basket. He then put the boxers in the trunk with the others, then went to the closet and took out a diaper. He sat down on his bed and put the diaper next to him. While he waited for Matt to get out of the shower, he picked up a magazine and read.

Matt walked back into the room with a towel wrapped around him. He walked over to his dresser and pulled out a tshirt and tossed it on the bed. He opened the drawer that formerly held his underwear and socks, and stopped.

"Where are my boxers?" he asked.

"You won't be needing them anymore." Mark replied.

"What do you mean? And what are these?"

"I'm sick of having to wash your sheets and clothes. So I've decided to do something about it. Until you learn to control yourself, you will wear diapers," said Mark.

"Oh no. No way. I'm SIXTEEN YEARS OLD."

"That's debatable. You have a drivers license, but you can't stop wetting your bed. Anyway, you don't have a choice in the matter. Lie down on your bed."

"No way. Give me my underwear back," Matt whined.

"Sorry bud, no can do. Now lie down before I make you," Mark said.

"No!" said Matt.

Mark walked over to Matt, yanked his towel off, picked him up and put him down on the bed.

"Hey, that's not fair!" Matt yelled as he got up off his bed.

Mark sat down on Matt's bed, grabbed him by the waist and pulled him over his knee. With his left hand, Mark grabbed Matt's wrists and held them down against his back and proceeded to spank his little brother, harder and harder each time.

"Ow! Stop that! Hey! Get off me!" he started to scream. "Stop it! he yelled as tears started to well up in his eyes. "Okay, I'll wear the stupid diaper!" he said as he started to bawl in his brother's lap.

"Good. Glad you saw things my way. Now lie down on your bed." Mark said.

Matt got on his bed and laid down in front of his brother, tears still dripping down his cheeks. Mark picked up the diaper rash creme and put some in his right hand. He lifted his little brother's legs in the air and gently rubbed it all over the redness he'd just created and around where the diapers were about to be placed. Mark wiped his hands of on a towel and picked the diaper up off his bed. Matt looked over and started to cry while Mark unfolded the diaper above him. Mark lifted his brother's legs in the air and placed the diaper under him. He put Matt's legs down on the bed and pulled the diaper up and taped the sides in place. He picked up the tshirt his brother had pulled out after his shower and put it on him.

"You are not to touch your diapers. If you have to go to the bathroom, you are to use your diapers. If you need a change, you ask me. If I catch you messing with them I'm going to give you a worse spanking than what you just got. Do you understand?" said Mark.

"Yeah, I got it," Matt said softly. As he sat up, the plastic of his diaper crinkled. He went over to the chair where his pants were laying and picked them up.

"Oh no you don't. I want to be able to see when you wet. As long as you're in the house, its just a diaper and tshirt for you," Mark explained.

"That's not fair - what if someone comes over?" his brother asked.

"They'll just find out how much of a little kid you really are then. Well, maybe I'll let you wear shorts on top - MAYBE," Mark said. "Oh yeah, and Justin is coming over to hang out tonight. I expect you to behave yourself. You can do what you want now. Call me if you need a change."

Matt went over to the computer and logged on. He checked his e-mail while Mark showered. Mark came back in, grabbed a tshirt and a pair of khaki shorts from his dresser. He dressed and watched Matt. He seemed to be behaving, so Mark went out to the living room to watch TV. He called Justin and they agreed to get together for pizza in an hour.

Forty five minutes later, Mark went back to their bedroom. "Justin is coming over in ten minutes. You can wear these if you want." He handed a pair of basketball shorts to his little brother.

Matt put them on and sat back down. "Mark, you can hear my diaper under these things! Can't I at least wear my jeans?"

"Nope. We're going to order pizza - you want some?" Mark asked.

"Yeah," Matt said quietly. "Cheese."

Mark walked back to the tv and sat down. Ten minutes later, the doorbell rang. Mark opened the door. "Hey there," he said.

"Hello," Justin replied.

"Come in ... I was just watching TV. You want something to drink?" Mark asked.

"Yeah, a soda or something. You know what kind of pizza you want?" said Justin.

"I was thinkin extra cheese - it's what Matt wanted."

"Oh yeah, your brother. Where is he anyway?" Justin asked.

"He's up in our room on the computer, as usual," Mark replied. "Hey Matt, get down here!" he yelled.

Matt yelled back, "Just a second!"

Justin sipped his soda while they waited. Mark walked over and picked up the cordless phone and fumbled for the pizza delivery phone number. Matt walked in the kitchen carefully, but his diapers crinkled softly under his basketball shorts anyway. "Hi," he said, "I'm Matt."

Justin extended his hand, "I'm Justin. I've seen you around somewhere. The gym maybe?"

Matt nodded and shook hands. "Yeah, I go sometimes."

Mark finally located the phone number for the pizza delivery place and ordered two large cheese pizzas and two bottles of Mountain Dew. He hung up and went to the refrigerator and grabbed two sodas and tossed one to Matt.

"Thanks," Matt said as he opened his can and took a drink.

They went to the living room and watched TV. Matt sat on the couch carefully, consious of the noise his diaper made when he moved. The other two sat down near him and started flipping through the channels looking for something to watch. After a while, Matt couldn't wait any longer.

"Mark, I gotta go to the bathroom," said Matt.

"And what did I tell you about that?" Mark asked.

"Yeah, I know, but I can't," Matt complained.

"And that's your problem. You got yourself into your situation, and you're gonna have to deal with it," Mark replied.

"Situation?" asked Justin.

Mark smiled. "Yeah, this little guy has a bit of a bedwetting problem, so I decided to keep him in diapers until he can learn to control himself."

"Ahhh, I thought I heard something under there. Don't worry, I had the same problem when I was little. You'll get over it," Justin said.

"Yeah, but until then he's treating me like a little kid!" Matt said.

"Comes with the territory kid. You're the little brother, remember?" Mark chimed in.

"Grrrr. I'm not a kid!" Matt growled.

Mark laughed as he got up off the couch. "Right. Whatever." Just as Matt was about to argue, Matt reached down and yanked Matt's shorts off from under him.

"Hey, what are you doing?! Give those back!" Matt cried.

Justin laughed. "You do look cute in them."

"Shut up!" Matt said.

"Hey, that's not nice. What did I tell you about behaving yourself tonight?" said Mark as he tossed the shorts next to the television.

"He's making fun of me! That's not fair!"

"I've got an idea," Mark whispered to Justin. They planned it out, then tackled Matt and started to tickle him. Mark pulled Matt's tshirt up around his chest and held his arms behind his body while Justin tickled Matt all over.

"Hey that tickles! Stop it!" he yelled as he squirmed around in his big brother's grip. "You're going to make me pee all over myself!"

"Now you've got the idea," Mark whispered in his brother's ear.

"No fair!" he said as he started to wet his diaper, still struggling against his brother's tight grasp. Justin continued to tickle untill well after Matt had stopped wetting. "Hey, okay, I give up!" he cried.

Justing stepped back and smiled. "Aww, you wet your diaper!"

"No shit Sherlock." he said.

"Hey, what did I tell you about behaving?" Mark pulled Matt's shirt over his head and trapped his arms inside, then flipped him over on his stomach and smacked him five times very hard through the soaked diaper.

"Okay, okay, I'm sorry," Matt yelped from under his tshirt.

Mark removed the tshirt from his little brother who was now blushing a bright red. "Awww, come on. Let's get you changed." Mark got up and helped his little brother stand up. All three walked into the bedroom.

"Lay down," said Mark as he took a clean diaper from Matt's dresser drawer.

Matt sat down on the bed and leaned back. "Hey, what about him? Does he have to be here too?"

Justin laughed. "Fine, if you're embarassed about it, I won't watch."

Mark walked over to his little brother and picked up the baby powder and wipes. He untaped the diaper and pulled it down. Matt started to turn red as his brother wiped him off with the baby wipes. "You know, this hair is going to cause diaper rash. Justin, could you hand me a pair of scissors from the desk?"

"WHAT?" Matt yelled. "NO WAY. ITS BAD ENOUGH I HAVE TO WEAR A DIAPER." Mark lifted Matt's legs in the air and smacked his rear end.

"Behave," Mark said as he put Matt's legs back down on the bed. He took the scissors from Justin and trimmed the hair that was growing between his little brother's legs. "I'm not taking it all off, just enough to keep you from having diaper rash."

Mark put the handfull of dark hair he'd just trimmed off in the wet diaper and rolled it up. He then proceeded to rub baby powder on his brother, then taped up the diaper. "You're done."

Justin turned around and smiled at the little boy on the bed. "I still say you look cute in those." Matt blushed again.

"Come on. Back to the living room," Mark said as he pulled Matt up. Matt walked to the door then turned back and reached for the tshirt.

"Nope. Keep walking."

Mat didn't fight this time and kept walking to the living room. All three sat down on the couch and watched TV while they waited for the pizza. Two minutes later, the doorbell rang. Mark got his wallet out and pulled out $15, which he handed to Matt. Go get the pizza, would ya?

"What? No way. I'm not gonna have people see me in a diaper!" Matt exclaimed.

"Get used to it," said Mark with a smile.

Matt got up, took the money and went to the door. He opened the door, gave the delivery man the money and took the pizzas and sodas. The delivery man said nothing about the diaper. Mark went to the kitchen and grabbed some paper plates and plastic cups and headed back to the living room. He passed them around and grabbed a slice of pizza.

Mark flipped through the channels and finally found a movie that had just started. He poured drinks for everyone and sat down to eat. All through the movie, Mark made sure everyone's cups were full, especially Matt's. Mark sat on the couch with Justin, while Matt sat on the floor. The movie ended, and Justin was getting ready to go home. Matt got up to say goodbye, but sat back down and soaked his diaper again before finally being able to stand up again.

"See ya diaper boy," Justin said as he ruffled Matt's hair. Matt blushed again. "Call me sometime - maybe we can get together again or something," Justin said to Mark, "See ya, guys."

Mark took Matt back to their bedroom and changed his diaper for a second time, making sure his little brother was nice and dry for the night. He handed Matt the pajamas he'd washed earlier that day. Mark went to go brush his teeth, then Matt did the same. As he passed his brother, Mark smiled when he saw the top of the diaper sticking out the top of the pajama pants.

Mark crawled in bed while Matt was brushing his teeth. When Matt got in his bed, he noticed the vinyl sheet underneath. "Mark, you put a plastic sheet on my bed too? I thought the diapers were enough."

"It's just in case. You'll get used to it," Mark said sleepily. "Gnight."

"Goodnight," Matt said softly as he fell asleep too.

#my writing #bed wetting #diaper community #bed wetter #Brothers

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queermania · 19 days ago

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okay i know i owe a few people updates on the rosacea products i'm trying but i don't remember who i've told what, so here is an overall rundown:

(for reference i have type 1 rosacea and probably ocular rosacea as well [i have upcoming appointments with both my dermatologist and an opthamaologist to confirm and treat]. prior to this i had fairly dry skin but never had any problems with acne or flushing/blushing.)

vanicream: i'm still using the vanicream cleanser. it hasn't caused any problems at all for me so i'm not messing with it. it is, however, definitely not strong enough to remove makeup or sunscreen.

skin1004 madagascar centella toning toner: the first couple of times i used it my skin got so visibly better that i kind of couldn't believe it. the next few times it was a toss up whether it would make my skin better or worse. i stopped using it for about a week and then slowly worked it back in. it's definitely making my skin as a whole better, but i'm not sure if it's helping the rosacea specifically and sometimes it feels like it's making it worse, but it always calms down by the morning.

prescription azelaic acid: i think it's helping with the rosacea. it's definitely not hurting it and it makes my skin smoother in general. i've read that it can cause itching though and i definitely have an itching problem. so i'm hoping once i get my skin barrier fixed that won't be a problem anymore.

skin1004 madagascar centella probio-cica intensive ampoule: same situation as with the toner; the first couple of times it was like a miracle and then my skin kind of went crazy and it became a toss-up whether or not it would help or make it worse. i stopped using it when i initially stopped using the toner but i haven't added it back in yet. i will eventually though.

procure rosacare hyaluronic hydrogel: i love this product. it has never once made my rosacea worse and it's the only "moisturizer" that doesn't feel like wax on my skin. i'm not sure that it actually treats the rosacea in any way but the green tint helps reduce the appearance of the redness and in general it helps keep my skin from feeling tight. plus it's relatively cheap.

procure rosacare serum: i've tried this as an actual part of my routine on and off over the past year and i don't think it makes a difference? but! if i'm having trouble with flushing/heat, it works temporarily to relieve that. definitely more of a rescue medication so to speak (but also i've learned that a low dose of aspirin works fairly well also).

nizoral anti-dandruff shampoo: so apparently rosacea can cause dandruff on your face? if your skin is flaky/peeling but it's oily, you have dandruff. i genuinely cannot tell if i have that problem. my skin will be oily one day and then dry as the sahara the next but i figured i'd try it anyway. i can't tell if it's actually helping but when i use it, my skin immediately feels the softest it's felt in over a year. so i've been using it every three days after the vanicream.

vanicream moisturizing cream: it doesn't make anything worse but it doesn't make it any better either. and it makes my skin feel so waxy which i hate so much.

honest company hypoallergic diaper rash cream: didn't make anything worse but didn't make anything better either and the sensation of having it on my skin made me want to claw my face off. it's so oily??

cetaphil redness relieving night moisturizer: HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE. this is, hands down, the worst thing i've ever put on my skin in my entire life. it immediately turned my entire face red and hot and caused a huge rosacea flare-up that took days to calm down even a little bit. this product is my arch nemesis and i will never go near it again.

for the ocular rosacea, i've used ocusoft wipes, optase tea tree oil cleansing gel, and the optase hypochlorous acid spray. none of them seem to work any better than just using vanicream, and the optase actively dries my eyelids out. but i have read that hypochlorous acid might be good if you have both rosacea and acne prone skin, so if that applies to you, it might be worth looking into.

other important things: i've found that using any of these products more than once a day is too much. i'm only using them at night (the only exception being that i use the vanicream to wash my eyelids twice a day). i've also tried a prescription sulfur wash and miconozale in the past with no real luck but i'm not sure i gave either of them enough of a chance so as of right now i have no thoughts on them.

at some point i'm going to try the aveeno calm+restore triple oat serum and the beauty of joseon cleansing balm. i'll let y'all know how that goes.

if any other rosacea sufferers want to add to this with the things they've tried and how it went, feel free. <3

#rosacea #pp

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cindysfae · 2 years ago

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Uses of Petroleum Jelly:

Vaseline has many uses and as a fun post, I'll be listing some of them.

Moisturising lips

Growing eyelashes

Can be used as eye gel

Can be used as highlighter

Used as a calming gel after shaving

Can replace mascara (Putting vaseline on and curling eyelash to hold it up)

As brow gel to comb eyebrows

To moisturise hands

In some cases can be used as an overnight face mask (don't do it if you have oily, acne prone or combination skin)

To make you look shiny

Marilyn Monroe used it as a primer under her makeup to look luminous

To glue down baby strands or split ends

To rehydrate nails

Applied on chafing and wounds

Treating diaper rash

Applied on dry skin

Prevents blisters

Can kill lice (that's really cool didn't know that)

Can remove stains

Leather polish

A makeup remover

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compose-myself · 8 months ago

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Due to a wildly irresponsible athletics coach in high school, I got heat stroke repeatedly as a kid. Now I’m just a couple hours away from heat stroke any given day in summer.

Here’s my recommendations if you have to be outside:

-Hair back in a braid and off your neck. Even a pony tail is still essentially a wool blanket hanging down your neck.

-Straw or bucket hat with vents and a wide brim. We’re called rednecks for a reason.

-Sports bra/bikini top with an open weave net beach coverup a la

-Shorts. I hate shorts. I feel half naked in shorts and my legs chafe. Hate them. Still wear them. Antiperspirant between your thighs helps a lot with the chafing.

-White sneakers for working, sandals otherwise. Too much sweat around your toes gets gross fast.

-Camel pack with ice water/gatorade and ice blocks wrapped in towels. Drink every time you feel even the slightest bit thirsty. You will be going inside for refills multiple times a day. Make your peace with the inconvenience.

-Put out two water bowls for your pets, one with ice.

-If little kids get sleepy and want a nap when they usually don’t need one, they’re probably overheating. Get them in a cool bath before they go down.

-Dedicate a significant percentage of your freezer space to ice trays. Even if you have an ice maker.

-If possible, acclimate slowly. You can move your comfort zone up a good fifteen degrees if you do it over a month or two.

-Siestas were invented for a reason. Start work as early as you can, the break from 3-7, then finish up and clean up.

-Carry chapstick. You can get tubes of gel that won’t leak if they melt in your pocket.

-Carry a spritz bottle. I can’t always get inside immediately when I get overheated and stop sweating. Spritz yourself all over, including the top of your head to cool off your hair.

-If you do overheat, get in a cool shower if possible. Otherwise hold ice packs to places close to blood flow: your neck, your wrists, between your thighs over your femoral arteries. Your entire blood volume cycles through your kidneys every couple minutes so if you can cool them off you’ll cool your whole body. Just holding your bare wrists under a running tap will work wonders in a pinch.

-Sleep naked if possible. Your nether regions are going to sweat a lot. Cool shower and air time will help prevent issues. If issues do happen, there’s a diaper rash ointment in the baby aisle called Baby Butt Paste that helps a lot.

-SUNSCREEN obviously. If you get sunburned anyway, aloe goop helps. For the love of all that’s holy, DO NOT USE ICY-HOT ON SUNBURNED SKIN. I do not care how sore your muscles are. That is curl-up-and-puke levels of pain.

-Plan for cold meals. Fruit and veggies, sandwiches, chicken/egg/tuna salad etc. You don’t want to run your stove or oven if you don’t have to. If you can though, eat spicy food. It kicks your body into extra cooling measures without actually adding heat to your system.

-Smoothies are better than ice cream and popsicles. Sugar makes it harder to thermoregulate and dairy doesn’t always sit well in the heat. Spinach, avacado, frozen blueberries, a spoonful of cocoa powder and a spoonful of lemon curd. Even picky toddlers will love it even though it’s essentially a salad in a cup.

-Grapes don’t freeze solid (it’s why we don’t have grape ice cream) so snack sized baggies of frozen grapes make fantastic cold snacks. No danger of broken teeth.

-If you lose power, don’t open your fridge/freezer unless you absolutely have to. Your food will stay cold enough for a couple hours if they’re not exposed to warm air.

Good luck!

For all of the northerners that stood up for Texas during our freeze and said, "Don't make fun of them, they've never dealt with this before. Their infrastructure isn't made for snow and freezing."

This one is for you.

Where I live 108°F with 80% humidity with no wind is normal.

Pacific North West is dealing historic best waves 35-40°C or 95-105°F.

First of all. Don't make fun of them for bitching about the heat. Just like Texas isn't built for a freeze and our pipes burst, Pacific North West isn't built for heat and a lot of their homes don't have AC.

If you live somewhere with a high humidity like 80+ HUMIDITY IS NOT YOUR FRIEND. The "humidity makes it feel cooler" is a lie once it gets beyond a point.

If you live somewhere with a lower humidity, misters are nice to cool off outside.

Once you get over 90°F (32°C) a fan will not help you. It's just pushing around hot air. (I mean if you can't afford a small AC unit because they're expensive as hell, by all means a fan is better than nothing).

If you have pets, those portable AC units aren't safe. If your pets destroy the outtake thing, it'll leak CO2. Window units are safer.

Window AC units will let mosquitoes or other small bugs in. Sucks, but that's life.

Now is not the time to me modest. If you have to cover for religious reasons, by all means. If you don't, I've seen people wear short shorts and a swim top. It's not trashy if it keeps you from getting heat stroke.

If you do have to cover up for religious reasons, look for elephant pants or something similar. They're made with a breathable material.

Shade is better than no shade, but that shit it just diet sun after some point. Don't think shade will save you from heat stroke.

I know the "drink your water" is a fun meme now, but if you're sweating excessively you need electrolytes. Drink Gatorade, Powerade, or Pedialite PLEASE. I don't care if you're fucking sitting in one spot all day. That shit WILL save you from heat stroke.

Most importantly. RESEARCH THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HEAT STROKE AND HEAT EXHAUSTION PLEASE!

If you're diabetic and can't drink Gatorade, mix water, fruit juice, and either lite salt or pink salt

If you can afford it, cover windows with thick curtains to insulate the house

If you have tile floors, lay on them with skin to tile contact. If you don't, laying your head on cool counters works too.

If the temperature where you're at is hotter than your body temperature, don't wear heat wicking clothing. Moisture wicking is safe though.

Check your medication labels. Many make you more susceptible to sun and heat

-Room temperature water will get into your body faster. This is something I learned doing marching band in high summer in Georgia, and it saved all of our asses. Sip it, don't gulp it, especially if you're getting into the red; same goes for whatever fluid you're drinking. And just in general drink during the day.

-If you are moving from an air conditioned space to an un-air conditioned space, if at all possible try to make the shift gradual. When my dad and I were working outside and in un-ac houses a few years ago, he'd turn the air down to low in the truck about ten-fifteen minutes before we got where we were going. This way your body doesn't go from low low temps to high temps. S'bad for you.

-If you can, keep your lights off during the day. Light bulbs may not generate a lot of heat, but the difference is noticeable when it gets hot enough. I literally only turn my bedroom light on in the evening when it gets too dark.

Don't be afraid to just like... pour water on yourself if you need to. The evaporation will cool you off.

Put your hand to the cement for 15 seconds. If you can't handle the heat, it'll burn your dog's paws. Don't let them walk on it.

Dogs with flat faces are more prone to heat stroke. Don't leave them out unsupervised.

Frozen fruit is delicious in water.

Wet/Cold hat/handkerchief on your head/neck will help you stay cool.

Pickle juice is great for electrolytes! You can even make pickle juice Popsicles!

Heat exhaustion is more, "drink water and get you cooled off." Heat stroke is more "Oh my god call 911."

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[Image description: an infographic showing the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke. The graphic is labeled "Heat Dangers: First Warning." Signs of heat exhaustion: faint or dizzy, excessive sweating, cool, pale, clammy skin, rapid, weak pulse, muscle cramps. If you think you or someone else may be experiencing heat exhaustion, get to a cool, air-conditioned place, drink water if conscious, and take a cool shower or use cold compress. Signs of heat stroke: throbbing headache, no sweating, red, hot, dry skin, rapid, strong pulse, may lose consciousness. If you think you or someone else may be experiencing heat stroke, call 911. End description]

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Top 5 Overnight Adult Diapers for Maximum Leak Protection

For individuals managing incontinence, overnight adult diapers play a crucial role in ensuring a comfortable and leak-free sleep. The right diaper provides high absorbency, odor control, and a snug fit to prevent leakage. Here’s a list of the top 5 overnight adult diapers that offer maximum protection.

1. TENA Slip Maxi

Why Choose It?

Fast-absorbing core for dryness throughout the night

Elastic leg cuffs to prevent side leakage

Breathable material to reduce skin irritation

Best for: Heavy incontinence and long-lasting protection

2. Seni Super Quatro Adult Diapers

Why Choose It?

Double absorbent core for superior leak prevention

Soft, cloth-like outer layer for comfort

Odor control technology to keep freshness intact

Best for: Sensitive skin and long overnight wear

3. Friends Overnight Adult Diapers

Why Choose It?

Extra absorbent layers for extended protection

Elastic waistband and leg guards for a secure fit

Anti-bacterial core to prevent infections

Best for: Affordable and reliable overnight protection

4. Dignity Magna Adult Diapers

Why Choose It?

High-absorbency gel core to ensure dryness

Wetness indicator for timely changes

Soft, breathable fabric to prevent rashes

Best for: Budget-friendly, long-term use

5. Kare-In Overnight Adult Diapers

Why Choose It?

Cottony-soft feel for added comfort

Odor-lock technology to neutralize unpleasant smells

Stretchable fit for better movement

Best for: Active individuals needing overnight security

How to Choose the Best Overnight Adult Diaper?

When selecting the best overnight adult diaper, keep these factors in mind:

Absorbency Level: Look for a diaper that can handle heavy leaks.

Fit & Comfort: A well-fitting diaper prevents leakage and discomfort.

Odor Control: Choose a diaper with odor-locking features.

Skin-Friendliness: Opt for breathable materials to reduce rashes.

Final Thoughts

With the right overnight adult diaper, you can enjoy peaceful sleep without leaks. Whether you need maximum absorbency, odor control, or skin-friendly features, these top 5 options will provide the best overnight protection.

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akshatrasayanblog · 12 days ago

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Top Gel White Petroleum Jelly Supplier in Delhi

Introduction

Delhi is a key hub for industrial and personal care products, making it crucial to find a trusted Gel White Petroleum Jelly supplier. Whether for cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, or industrial use, sourcing from a reliable supplier ensures product quality, consistency, and cost efficiency.

What is Gel White Petroleum Jelly?

Gel White Petroleum Jelly is a refined, semi-solid petroleum-based substance known for its purity and versatility. It is widely used in skincare, pharmaceuticals, and industrial applications due to its superior moisturizing and protective properties. Being non-toxic and hypoallergenic, it is an essential ingredient in ointments, creams, and other personal care products.

Applications of Gel White Petroleum Jelly

Cosmetics & Skincare: Used in lotions, lip balms, and creams for deep hydration and skin protection.

Pharmaceuticals: Serves as a base for medicinal ointments and dermatological treatments.

Industrial Uses: Functions in lubricants, coatings, and rust prevention.

Baby Care Products: Found in baby creams and diaper rash ointments due to its gentle and safe formulation.

How to Choose the Best Gel White Petroleum Jelly Supplier in Delhi

Delhi has numerous manufacturers and suppliers offering high-quality petroleum jelly. Consider these key factors when selecting a supplier:

1. High Purity & Quality Standards

Opt for USP/BP-grade petroleum jelly that meets international quality benchmarks. Reputable suppliers provide lab-tested, certified products free from contaminants.

2. Competitive Pricing & Bulk Availability

Choose suppliers that offer cost-effective bulk purchase options, ensuring affordability without compromising quality.

3. Custom Packaging Solutions

Leading suppliers provide flexible packaging options, ranging from small retail jars to large industrial drums, along with custom branding and labeling for private-label businesses.

4. Certifications & Regulatory Compliance

Ensure the supplier adheres to ISO, GMP, and FDA standards, ensuring product safety and compliance with industry regulations.

5. Reliable Supply Chain & Timely Delivery

A dependable supplier ensures on-time delivery and a well-managed supply chain, preventing production delays and inventory shortages.

Top Gel White Petroleum Jelly Suppliers in Delhi

Several established suppliers in Delhi provide premium-quality petroleum jelly for various industries. Some leading names include:

Akshat Rasayan – Known for its high-purity petroleum jelly and industrial-grade products.

ChemoLorganisys – Offers pharmaceutical and cosmetic-grade petroleum jelly that meets international standards.

Local Manufacturers & Distributors – Various Delhi-based suppliers cater to bulk and custom orders.

Conclusion

When selecting a reliable Gel White Petroleum Jelly supplier in Delhi, prioritize those offering premium quality, bulk availability, and custom packaging solutions. A trusted supplier ensures consistent product quality, regulatory compliance, and efficient delivery, making it easier for businesses in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and industrial sectors to thrive.

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skevblogs · 1 month ago

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Petroleum Jelly: Everything You Need to Know About This Multipurpose Wonder

Introduction

Imagine a single product that soothes, protects, and heals—one that has been trusted for generations. That’s petroleum jelly for you! This skincare hero is more than just a moisturizer; it’s a versatile solution used in personal care, medical treatments, and industrial applications. Whether you seek bulk petroleum jelly for business or personal use, finding a reliable petroleum jelly manufacturer is key to ensuring purity and quality. Let’s explore why this multipurpose marvel is a must-have and how to source it in bulk from trusted suppliers!

What is Petroleum Jelly?

Also known as petrolatum, petroleum jelly is a thick, moisturizing substance extracted from crude oil and refined to form a protective, hydrating barrier. Its purest form, white petroleum jelly, is widely used in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and medical applications.

Uses of Petroleum Jelly

Petroleum jelly is a versatile product with a range of uses, including:

Skin Care: It is a lifesaver for dry skin, chapped lips, and cracked heels.

Hair Care: Some people use petroleum jelly for hair to control frizz and add shine.

Baby Care: Many parents trust petroleum jelly for diaper rash to protect their baby’s delicate skin.

Wound Healing: It helps wounds stay moist, reducing the risk of scarring.

Tattoo Aftercare: Tattoo artists recommend petroleum jelly for tattoos to keep new ink hydrated.

Eczema and Psoriasis: Those suffering from skin conditions use petroleum jelly for eczema and psoriasis to soothe inflammation.

Petroleum Jelly Ingredients

Understanding what goes into your petroleum gel ensures safety and efficacy:

Mineral Oil – Hydrates and protects.

Microcrystalline Wax – Gives structure and smooth texture.

Paraffin Wax – Creates a moisture-locking shield.

Petroleum Jelly Manufacturing Process

The journey from crude oil to skin-safe petroleum jelly involves:

Crude oil extraction & purification

Distillation to remove impurities

Cooling and refining into a gel-like consistency

Stringent quality control to meet safety standards

Petroleum Jelly Benefits

Some petroleum jelly benefits include:

Acts as a skin protectant and moisturizer

Prevents dryness and flakiness

Heals minor cuts and burns

Used in makeup removal

Provides protection against harsh weather

Is Petroleum Jelly Safe?

Many wonder, is petroleum jelly safe? Yes, but only when it's triple-distilled and free from contaminants. Choosing pure petroleum jelly ensures it is safe for skin, babies, and even wounds.

Petroleum Jelly Side Effects

Although generally safe, some petroleum jelly side effects include:

Clogged pores – Using too much can cause acne.

Allergic reactions – Rare but possible in sensitive individuals.

Toxicity concerns – Unrefined petroleum jelly may contain harmful substances.

Best Petroleum Jelly Brands

Some of the best petroleum jelly brands include global leaders and local suppliers offering high-quality, safe products. When choosing a brand, always look for pure petroleum jelly free from additives.

Petroleum Jelly Price & Bulk Purchasing

The petroleum jelly price depends on:

Quality and purity levels

Quantity (bulk vs. retail)

Manufacturing process

For businesses, buying from a bulk petroleum jelly manufacturer ensures lower costs and high-grade products.

Alternatives to Petroleum Jelly

For those looking for natural alternatives to petroleum jelly, options include:

Shea butter – Highly moisturizing

Coconut oil – Antibacterial properties

Beeswax – Creates a protective layer

Aloe vera gel – Soothes irritated skin

Petroleum Jelly Expiration & Storage Tips

Petroleum jelly expiration varies but typically lasts 3–10 years if stored properly. Keep it in a cool, dry place to extend its shelf life.

Petroleum Jelly Hacks & Uncommon Uses

Beyond skincare, petroleum jelly has other surprising uses:

Shining leather bags and shoes

Preventing rust on metal items

Protecting pet paws from extreme weather

Reducing friction in door hinges

Conclusion

Petroleum jelly is an all-purpose wonder used in skincare, medical treatments, and industrial applications. Whether you're looking for petroleum jelly bulk suppliers or a reliable petroleum jelly manufacturer, choosing a trusted source ensures you receive high-quality petroleum gel at competitive prices. At Shree Krishna Enviro Venture Private Limited, we offer premium-grade petroleum jelly in bulk for various industries. Contact us today to place your bulk order!

FAQs

1. Is petroleum jelly toxic?

No, refined petroleum jelly is non-toxic and safe for external use.

2. How to use petroleum jelly for the skin?

Apply a thin layer on dry areas to lock in moisture and promote healing.

3. Does petroleum jelly expire?

Yes, it has a shelf life of 3–10 years depending on storage conditions.

4. What are the best petroleum jelly brands?

The best brands offer triple-purified, white petroleum jelly for safety.

5. Can petroleum jelly be used as a moisturizer?

Yes! It’s an excellent moisturizer for dry skin, lips, and rough patches.For high-quality bulk petroleum jelly, contact Shree Krishna Enviro Venture Private Limited today!

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skineasi · 1 year ago

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sorezecare · 1 year ago

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Buy Soreze bedsore and adult diaper rash prevention spray. Lemon grass oil-fortified formula that soothes & protects the skin. It's suitable for all age groups & skin types.

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ksma2025 · 1 month ago

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Say Goodbye to Dry Skin! How Petroleum Jelly Transforms Your Skin Overnight

Introduction

Petroleum jelly is a widely used skincare product known for its moisturizing and healing properties. This thick, jelly-like substance has been a staple in households for generations. A high-quality petroleum jelly manufacturer ensures that the product is safe and effective for various applications. If you’re looking for a petroleum gel that provides reliable skin protection, it’s essential to choose a petroleum jelly manufacturer in India that follows high safety and quality standards. There are many petroleum jelly suppliers that provide this useful product for different applications. In this article, we will explore petroleum jelly in detail, from its uses to its alternatives and benefits.

What is Petroleum Jelly?

Petroleum jelly, also called petrolatum, is made from mineral oils and waxes. It forms a water-resistant layer on the skin, locking in moisture. It was first discovered in 1859 and has since remained a go-to product for hydration and skin healing.

Common Uses of Petroleum Jelly

Petroleum jelly is a multi-purpose product with numerous benefits. Some of its popular applications include:

For Skin: It helps soothe dry skin, cracked heels, and chapped lips.

For Hair: Some people use petroleum jelly for hair to add shine and reduce frizz.

For Lips: It is commonly used as petroleum jelly for lips to prevent dryness and irritation.

For Rash Relief: It can be applied as petroleum jelly for rash to reduce inflammation.

For Scars & Wounds: Many apply petroleum jelly for scars and petroleum jelly for wounds to help skin heal faster.

For Eczema & Psoriasis: People with skin conditions use petroleum jelly for eczema and petroleum jelly for psoriasis to keep skin hydrated.

For Babies: Many parents rely on petroleum jelly for diaper rash to soothe their baby’s skin.

For Tattoos: Tattoo artists recommend petroleum jelly for tattoos to prevent dryness.

For Hair Growth & Eyelashes: Some believe that petroleum jelly for hair growth and petroleum jelly for eyelashes can help promote stronger strands.

For Wrinkles: Some individuals apply petroleum jelly for wrinkles and petroleum jelly under eyes to keep skin smooth.

Petroleum Jelly Ingredients & Manufacturing

The main petroleum jelly ingredients include mineral oil, paraffin, and microcrystalline wax. The process of petroleum jelly manufacturing involves refining petroleum to remove impurities and achieve a smooth texture. There are different types of petroleum jelly, such as white petroleum jelly and pure petroleum jelly, which ensure safety and efficacy.

Safety & Side Effects of Petroleum Jelly

Many ask, is petroleum jelly safe? While petroleum jelly is generally safe, it’s important to ensure you use high-quality products that are triple-distilled to remove harmful substances. Some concerns include:

Is petroleum jelly toxic? Unrefined petroleum jelly may contain harmful impurities, so it’s vital to use reputable brands.

Petroleum jelly expiration: Over time, petroleum jelly may degrade, so checking the expiry date is crucial.

Petroleum jelly side effects: Although rare, some may experience clogged pores or allergic reactions.

Petroleum Jelly Brands & Pricing

Various petroleum jelly brands provide quality products. Some of the best petroleum jelly brands ensure purity and high quality. The petroleum jelly price varies based on quality, packaging, and quantity.

Alternatives to Petroleum Jelly

If you’re looking for natural alternatives to petroleum jelly, options include:

Shea butter

Coconut oil

Beeswax-based balms

Aloe vera gel

Petroleum Jelly Hacks & Uncommon Uses

Petroleum jelly is not just for skincare; it can also be used for:

Petroleum jelly for leather: Helps restore shine to leather goods.

Petroleum jelly for ringworm: Can be applied as a barrier to protect irritated skin.

Petroleum jelly for nose bleeds: A small amount in the nostrils may prevent dryness.

Petroleum jelly for hemorrhoids: Helps soothe irritation and discomfort.

Petroleum jelly for face overnight: Seals moisture to keep skin hydrated.

Conclusion

Petroleum jelly is a versatile, affordable, and effective skincare product. Whether you use it for wounds, lips, or hair, its benefits are undeniable. With its long history of safe use, it continues to be a favorite in many households. However, choosing a trusted petroleum jelly manufacturer like KSMA ensures you receive the highest quality product. If you are looking for a reliable petroleum jelly manufacturer in India, KSMA is a name you can trust. Find the best petroleum jelly products from petroleum jelly suppliers and experience its numerous benefits today.

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auroanimatestd · 2 months ago

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Eco-Friendly Parenting: The Benefits of Using Cloth Diapers for Your Little One

Parenting in today’s world is all about making choices that benefit both your child and the environment. One of the easiest and most impactful ways to embrace eco-friendly parenting is by using cloth diapers. As concerns over sustainability continue to grow, more parents are opting for reusable, cloth diapers that offer numerous advantages over disposable alternatives. From reducing waste to saving money, cloth diapers are a thoughtful choice for your little one and the planet.

In this blog, we'll explore the key benefits of using cloth diapers and how they can make your parenting journey both eco-friendly and practical.

1. Reducing Environmental Impact

One of the most significant advantages of using cloth diapers is their positive environmental impact. Disposable diapers take hundreds of years to decompose in landfills, while cloth diapers can be washed and reused multiple times, significantly reducing the amount of waste your family produces.

Choosing reusable cloth diapers, like the Color Snaps Baby Washable Reusable Cloth Diapers, helps to reduce your carbon footprint. Over time, you’ll see how this small change can make a big difference in creating a cleaner and healthier planet for future generations.

Practical Sustainability

Switching to cloth diapers allows you to play a direct role in reducing plastic and chemical waste. Many disposable diapers are made with plastics, gels, and harmful chemicals that not only contribute to landfill waste but can also affect the environment. By opting for cloth, you choose a reusable and washable solution that helps keep the planet cleaner and greener.

2. Health Benefits for Your Baby

Beyond environmental impact, cloth diapers are often a healthier option for your baby’s sensitive skin. Disposable diapers contain chemicals, such as dioxins and synthetic fragrances, which can irritate your baby’s skin. Cloth diapers, on the other hand, are typically made from natural fibers like cotton or bamboo, providing a gentler and more breathable option.

The Reusable Eco-Friendly Cloth Diapers for 12 to 24 Months Old Babies are a great example of diapers that promote comfort while keeping your baby’s skin safe from rashes and discomfort.

Softer on the Skin

Many parents find that their babies experience fewer diaper rashes when using cloth diapers. The natural fabrics in cloth diapers allow more air circulation, which can help reduce moisture buildup—one of the main causes of diaper rash. Plus, you’ll have the peace of mind knowing that your baby is wrapped in a safe and chemical-free fabric.

3. Cost Savings Over Time

While the initial investment in cloth diapers may seem higher than purchasing disposables, the long-term cost savings are substantial. On average, families can spend upwards of $1,000 to $2,000 on disposable diapers during the first two years of a baby's life. In contrast, cloth diapers are reusable and can last through multiple children, saving you hundreds of dollars in the long run.

Products like the Reusable Comfortable Cloth Diaper for 12 to 36 Months offer a budget-friendly alternative to disposables. With just a few packs of high-quality cloth diapers, you can significantly cut down on diapering costs over time.

Long-Term Investment

Cloth diapers are not only durable but also adjustable as your baby grows. Many come with adjustable snaps or elastic bands, so you can use the same diaper for months or even years. This adaptability makes cloth diapers a practical investment that pays off in the long run. Additionally, if you plan on having more children, you can reuse the same diapers, making them even more cost-effective.

4. Easier Potty Training

Many parents find that cloth diapers can help with potty training. Because cloth diapers don’t wick moisture away as effectively as disposables, babies can feel when they’re wet, which may lead them to develop an awareness of when they need to go to the bathroom sooner.

The Reusable Comfortable Velvet Cloth Diaper for 0 to 6 Months is not only soft and comfortable but also encourages your baby to become more aware of when they need changing, which can lay the groundwork for early potty training success.

Promotes Awareness

As your child becomes more aware of their bodily functions, they may naturally start transitioning from diapers to potty training. The use of cloth diapers helps your child connect with the sensation of wetness, which can lead to faster recognition of when it's time to use the toilet, potentially speeding up the potty training process.

Conclusion: Making the Eco-Friendly Switch

Switching to cloth diapers is a simple yet impactful way to practice eco-friendly parenting. From reducing waste to offering healthier diapering solutions for your baby, the benefits are clear. While there’s an upfront investment, the long-term cost savings and environmental benefits make cloth diapers a smart choice for both your wallet and the planet.

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