How to Change a Disposable Pull‐Up Style Adult Diaper

Grab a new diaper from the package and prepare it for use, by separating the cling at the diaper's containment zone., Try to prevent overuse or overspray during diaper changing times., Remove the diaper using the same method as described in the...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Grab a new diaper from the package and prepare it for use

    Place it nearby when this step is complete.
  2. Step 2: by separating the cling at the diaper's containment zone.

    Use a waterproof changing pad when changing a disposable adult diaper.

    These precautionary extra measures may be purchased at most supermarket chain stores, where adult disposable diapers are sold.

    For those wearers who are super cost-conscious, as long as you don't mind doing a few more items in your washing machine, spread out some bath towels on the changing surface you'll be using in lieu of these underpadding layers.

    Kitchen and hand towels tend to cover a smaller surface area, so avoid these at all costs. ,,, Keep your hands next to one another near the center of the diaper with a 5-fingered pinching grasp. , You should hear a ripping sound.

    At this point, this sound is normal.This sound will later become a sound you don't want to hear, but for now, the ripping sound is A-Okay!). ,, You can't bring the feet up as far as when the wearer was when they were children, but if you can get them up more than a few inches, it's okay.

    If you can't bring them up far enough, you may need to roll them over. ,,,, No need to complete that step now. , If you other problems require you to not stand up, you may help guide the pull-up styled adult diaper, over the adults body, much like the method you used when you changed the last pull up diaper on other toddler/kids, as you'll be found hanging your feet over the edge of the changing surface's outer side and sliding the diaper up into position. ,,, Make sure the taller side is facing the wearer's rear-end as you pull up the diaper.

    If you realize that this is not the case after pulling the pant all the way up, you won't need a new diaper; just pull the pant all the way downwards, step out of the diaper, turn the diaper around, and step back into this pant and re-apply.
  3. Step 3: Try to prevent overuse or overspray during diaper changing times.

  4. Step 4: Remove the diaper using the same method as described in the similar-styled (toddler-like)bedwetting diaper removal method

  5. Step 5: all while substituting the adult for the child.

  6. Step 6: Identify the status of whether or not the wearer's diaper needs changing.

  7. Step 7: Hold onto the wearer's diaper front panel with both of your hands.

  8. Step 8: Pull the diaper forcibly outward.

  9. Step 9: Let go of the diaper

  10. Step 10: when the diaper is laying flat in front of the wearer on the surface of the changing area.

  11. Step 11: Lift the wearer's legs with the ankle-hold technique

  12. Step 12: or if the wearer is capable of doing this by themselves

  13. Step 13: ask them to lift only their rear-end up and off of the diaper-changing surface.

  14. Step 14: Wipe their genital area with a bathroom wipe or toilet paper

  15. Step 15: or even a soft paper towel or bathroom washcloth.

  16. Step 16: Continue holding onto the wearer's legs as you slide (with your other hand)

  17. Step 17: the diaper out) from underneath the wearer.

  18. Step 18: Lower the wearer's feet down onto the changing surface again

  19. Step 19: when the old diaper has been fully placed to the wearer's one side.

  20. Step 20: Set this old diaper to the side

  21. Step 21: as the caregiver will be cleaning up the mess a bit later.

  22. Step 22: Ask the wearer to stand up on their feet.

  23. Step 23: Insert one of the wearer's legs into one of the foot holes of the diaper.

  24. Step 24: Repeat the previous step by substituting the opposite leg for the one you previously used

  25. Step 25: into the other hole of the diaper.

  26. Step 26: Pull up the pant just like any other pair of underwear.

Detailed Guide

Place it nearby when this step is complete.

Use a waterproof changing pad when changing a disposable adult diaper.

These precautionary extra measures may be purchased at most supermarket chain stores, where adult disposable diapers are sold.

For those wearers who are super cost-conscious, as long as you don't mind doing a few more items in your washing machine, spread out some bath towels on the changing surface you'll be using in lieu of these underpadding layers.

Kitchen and hand towels tend to cover a smaller surface area, so avoid these at all costs. ,,, Keep your hands next to one another near the center of the diaper with a 5-fingered pinching grasp. , You should hear a ripping sound.

At this point, this sound is normal.This sound will later become a sound you don't want to hear, but for now, the ripping sound is A-Okay!). ,, You can't bring the feet up as far as when the wearer was when they were children, but if you can get them up more than a few inches, it's okay.

If you can't bring them up far enough, you may need to roll them over. ,,,, No need to complete that step now. , If you other problems require you to not stand up, you may help guide the pull-up styled adult diaper, over the adults body, much like the method you used when you changed the last pull up diaper on other toddler/kids, as you'll be found hanging your feet over the edge of the changing surface's outer side and sliding the diaper up into position. ,,, Make sure the taller side is facing the wearer's rear-end as you pull up the diaper.

If you realize that this is not the case after pulling the pant all the way up, you won't need a new diaper; just pull the pant all the way downwards, step out of the diaper, turn the diaper around, and step back into this pant and re-apply.

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