Where do you keep your incontinence pads/diapers

[MSUSpartan]

Box on the closet for reserve. Active supply in the top dresser drawer.

[MikePNW]

I keep several days' supply of diapers and guards in my "underwear" drawer. The main stock (cases) is kept in my bedroom closet, and I replenish the drawer from the cases.

[Porkchop]

I keep several days' supply of diapers and guards in my "underwear" drawer. The main stock (cases) is kept in my bedroom closet, and I replenish the drawer from the cases.

Bedroom closet? What's that? I thought you gave that up when you lived with a woman?

[JDinVirginia]

In a bathroom reserved for my use I have open built-in shelves. Most of my disposable diapers and other incontinence supplies are on the shelves in plain view. More diapers are in the attic storage space. Folded cloth diapers are on open shelving in the upstairs loft, again in plain sight.

As the open storage I have mentioned is upstairs, it is out of the view of visitors. However, I have reached the point of acceptance where, when repairmen come upstairs, I no longer rush to try to hide my incontinence supplies. It is a private matter, but not one of which I am ashamed.

--John

[Porkchop]

John, if I read that correctly you store your diapers in your upstairs restroom? Don't you worry that the moisture from a shower might work against your with your diapers? (More so disposables I would imagine)

[JDinVirginia]

Porkchop,

Normally you would be correct. However, I only keep a limited number of disposables on the shelves at any one time (one week's supply). The bulk of my disposable diapers are stored in separate attic storage. We are in a new high-efficiency home with automatic ventilation located in the upstairs bathroom (to draw air in to the house from the outside as the house is so well sealed). The bathroom area is so very well ventilated that I have had no issues at all from moisture. Damp towels from a shower dry very quickly.

--John

[Porkchop]

John, add that to the list of things I want in my next house..... and man is that list getting long. Speaking of, I'm out of room... Can I borrow some more paper?

[Puffy Pants]

Another that has a closet dedicated to incon supplies, be it bags, external catheters and such, along with all my disposables. Cloth is in a white cabinet in my room, and 2 dresser drawers for bed pads and liners/stuffers, works for me, and no one else has sight of anything. Puffy

[hugh]

The previous owners of my house had built in a wall cabinet with a shelf next to my bedroom closet. I’m able to store my cloth diapers on the top shelf, with a supply of different disposables on the bottom shelf.

Underneath the built-in cabinet, they had built in four drawers, one of the drawers is used for plastic pants.

My full cases of disposables are stored in the basement.