Mar 11th, 2010, 10:56 AM
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| Mum (Mom) Inactive Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 5,415 | Ellas House bumhuggers, stuff or no stuff... So I got one to try because I liked the idea of having a pocket to stuff if needs be but I am liking the two parters for night as they are so soft and squidgey and I can use my wool  Now I can use a HL bedbug with only one lay in insert no problem, a pop-in without a dri night booster and a stretchie bamboozle with no boosting and they last all night no problem. I am therefore assuming I wont need to boost the bumhugger by shoving something extra in the pocket.... anyone used them and think otherwise, dun want leaks as I dont like waking up covered in pee! |
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