I know that A is for wood B for flammable liquids and C for electrical but should I get a dry chemical or carbon dioxide I don’t know
I would say use a think thick sweatshirt or something. Cut it up into cloth diapers. Use safety pins or clothes pins or chip clips or tape to seal it. Make a few so you can change them in the night and you might want to double them up depending on how think they are. Nothing is going to pull the moisture away like a disposable, all you can do is try to contain the mess so it's not too much work when the moisture wakes him up. Oh wait, do you what any pads? Those might do the trick LOL! Good luck mama! I hope the roads clear up soon!! Depending on where you live, you might also want to check with neighbors to see if they have any diapers or pads!
Now I'm glad I used cloth diapers p. Anyway, most people here gave very good (albeit interesting!) quick fixes. Thick towels, pads, even sweatshirts would definitely work in this kind of emergency. Good luck!
i did not even end my first %. of recent child diapers, I had to grant them away because of the fact my son substitute into formed humorous, and that they only did not in nice condition suitable. yet some human beings can use them for somewhat some time, diapers are frustrating, and it somewhat is complicated to locate precisely which one works terrific rather if the toddler isn't here yet. i could purchase what type you propose on utilising, perhaps purchase a pair packs, or one field of newborns (in the event that they even are available in bins) and then purchase various length ones, save the receipts, and in the event that they don't paintings or you toddler outgrows them you may continually take them decrease back for some thing else.
your probably going to have to use a towel. theres nothing else you can do. wake up really late and check on him every couple of hours and if hes wet change him. You can probably put him in really big underwear and stuff it with towels and absorbant stuff. and as soon as possible get some diapers lol
If you're that desperate maybe you could make your own. Try either a PVA mix with grit, or a bitumen mix with grit, and stick to the grip of a set of PVC/rubber gloves.
