Pampers, Tested and Approved!

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Jane 4 Apr , 2015

I did a post a few weeks back on the Pampers event that I attended. I even posted a video of their on-the-spot experiment versus another diaper brand. If you haven’t read it, here is the link.

We were also given a home kit, so we can experiment on our own.

The Pampers Kit includes diapers from Pampers and Brand X, two 250ml bottles, 2 teddy bears, and an instruction sheet.

And I got myself an assistant, our eldest son JJ 🙂 On your left is the Pampers diapers, and on your right is the Brand X. We filled up two 250ml bottles with water. As for the teddy bears, you’ll see later on what their purpose is for this simple experiment.

JJ poured both of the contents of the bottles on each of the diapers at the same time.

A few seconds passed, and you can see that we’re almost finish with the bottle for the Pampers diaper, which means that it is easily absorbed, thanks to their Magic Gel Technology.

Then, came the hardest part — JJ pressed the teddy bears with all his strength onto both diapers.

As you can see, the teddy bear’s bottom on your left is dry, while the teddy bear’s bottom on your right is wet (see the light blue area?) This means that your baby’s bottom is kept dry (fast) with Pampers Soft Touch-Dry Layer.

And what’s JJ’s verdict? 🙂

Oh, and thank you for the help, Ahiya JJ 😀

Apart from Pampers being fast absorbent and drying (click on this link to view their beaker test), and it having their Magic Gel Technology (click on this link to view the power of their magic get), it also has these features:

– All-Around Breathability (with micro holes that prevents stuffiness to increase comfort and avoid skin irritation)

– Soft Cottony Cover that wraps the baby’ skin in comfort

– Skin Protection Lotion

– Wetness indicator

– Stretchy Tapes that provide superior fit and comfort, click on this link to view their balloon test