Are there any relatively inexpensive guards that is recommended for moderate leaks over night? Or diapers that don’t need boosters? Anyone try the Walmart Band Attends that are rated for heavy absorption?
Most people need thicker diaper at night, Id suggest combining a store brand adult diaper with a baby diaper stuffer if you are on a tight budget, but dry24/7 or other premium brands work and feel better
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I have never found a disposable diaper that worked overnight for me. Cloth works well, you cannot match the speed that it absorbs at or its wicking ability, but, yeah, it’s cloth. You have to deal with washing them. What works for me is an infant cloth diaper stuffer/booster in front of me to speed the absorption and help distribute the insult. When I use to travel, pre-COVID, I would use a washcloth or small hand towel as the stuffer. In the morning I would rinse it out well and leave it in the shower.
High capacity diapers + high capacity liners are not cheap, but they will get you through the night. Most affordable high capacity diaper I know of is BetterDry with Abena Boost liners .
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I use either the Dry 24/7 or the Seni Quatro diaper as my overnight diaper. They both work pretty well for me.
I did the exact same thing in a hotel room. Using the hand towel as a diaper booster inside my disposable diaper assured that only my diaper got wet and not the bed. I rinsed out the towel, wrapped up my wet diaper and threw it out in a waste receptacle down the hall where the ice machine was. I was always both courteous and too self conscious to leave the wet diaper in my hotel room’s trash can.
Have ever tried “Total Dry”. These work very well for me. They are thin but absorb quickly & alot. I wear them both day and night. They do expand when wet so wearing under clothing…can be noticed when wet. I never tuck my shirt in so no issues for me. Toss a booster in if you feel you need a bit more absorbency but they do work well. Also Northshore Supremes work great as well.