Paper Knickers.

[Tilly2]

Any comments?
Comfortable?
Easily disposable?
Expensive?
Useful?
Good for holidays?
Waste of money?

Anyone?

[JimF]

See below:
Not really.
Very.
Can be.
Not really.
Not really.
A bit.

[pixie374]

Only ever had them straight after giving birth... and they were pointless x

[anneasquith]

First few days post natal.

[Tilly2]

I was thinking more for holidays, instead of taking and bringing home 20 pairs of Sloggis to wash.

[Old_Geezer]

Good for rustling.

[ummmm]

Same...post natal. They weren't really comfy but I'm sure things have moved on.

[nailit]

Wouldn't wear them myself ;-)

[Mamyalynne]

Many years ago.

Not that comfy, easily disposable and thy were cheap.

[ummmm]

Tilly...wouldn't it be easier to wash them while you're there?

[237SJ]

"Good for holidays" My God, can you imagine the chafing? My friend had to wear them when she had a hip repacement recently. She said that it was hilarious watching the medics trying to tear them off her after the op because she couldn't do it herself. It was a long time since men had tried to rip her knickers off.

[NellieMay]

Ummm. That's what's I do. Years of experience of packing requiring the minimum of clothes. It takes only minutes to wash knickers!

[Tilly2]

Lots of travelling, one day stops. No time to get things dry, Ummmm. Paper throw away ones seems to be the way to go.
I just want to know what to buy and know that they will be comfortable to wear.

Any one got any experience of using disposable, comfortable knickers on a long travel adventure?

[NellieMay]

I recently had to wear paper knickers for a hernia op. Horrid things!

[AuntPollyGrey]

Go commando -problem solved. Buy some paper ones if you must and wear them a few days at home -see how comfortable they feel. What about your socks tights etc? will you be wearing paper socks?

[237SJ]

It's surprising how quickly things dry in hotel bathrooms. Even over night.

[Prudie]

Are they new fangled ? Never had them when I gave birth.
In your situation Tilly I'd use panty liners.

[237SJ]

Just wash them, hang them up and put the hotel hairdryer on them if they are still damp

[Tilly2]

I shall not be wearing socks or tights, Aunt Polly. Mostly, I shall be wearing lightweight trousers and sandals.

[Tilly2]

Prudie, Panty liners may be the way to go. Good idea.

[douglas9401]

An old bread bag with holes cut for the legs, a handful of sawdust per day, do the great escape walk on the way to breakfast, problem solved.