Community Chat

[chrystaltree]

Interesting.  I didn't know they made underwear for flatulence but it's good they did.  Many people need it.  Thirty plus years ago when I had my gastric bypass, they said that super smelly farting might become a problem.  Especially if you drank carbonated beverages.  At that time, they sold charcoal linings  that people could use to line their underwear with and that absorbed the smell.  And they were disposable.  It was a godsend for people who needed them.  I was very fortunate that I didn't develop that problem after the surgery.  

[docsgirl]

Stock that gift closet!

[chrystaltree]

Good grief.  Some of you act like you are 11 years old.  

[cody2]

For this underwear to be really effective they would need to come with a muffler attached. That is a big part of this equation from my personal experience. Toot toot.

[shoesnbags]

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@chrystaltree wrote:

Good grief.  Some of you act like you are 11 years old.  

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Oh come on, @chrystaltree .  With all of the bad stuff going on in the world, you really can't blame folks for having a little fun with "fart pants." 

[Zhills]

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@Shanus wrote:

@Lakelife62   Maybe I can get an XL for Hubby. He could certainly use them while sleeping....a marriage saver!!! Lol

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Amazon has "items" to stick to your underwater that control odors!

I used them if I had to go out after my intestinal surgery.

They work and are convenient!  Marriage saved!

[KKJ]

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@Nightowlz wrote:

Thanks for the laugh. I'm cracking up. LOL!!!

I have never heard of them.

 Let It Rip 

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I agree!  This is a fun thread, I'd never heard of it either.

[cody2]

@Zhills I too, had intestinal surgery recently. Secret makes a wonderful spray that you apply to body or undies that is very effective. Thank heavens. There is enough indignity after that surgery that takes away confidence. I hope that your recovery has been smooth.

[Zhills]

@cody2   It's not a nice surgery for sure!  tf might save your life but it also makes life much more complicated then it could be!

The Doctor told me, "It doesn't work the same because it's not all there to work!"  Didn't tell me how that would affect everyday life!

I am doing well...hope you are also!

[cody2]

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@Zhills wrote:

@cody2   It's not a nice surgery for sure!  tf might save your life but it also makes life much more complicated then it could be!

The Doctor told me, "It doesn't work the same because it's not all there to work!"  Didn't tell me how that would affect everyday life!

I am doing well...hope you are also!

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@Zhills Exactly! I asked the questions but I was not told either. As a matter of fact, he said that he didn't forsee that outcome. He said maybe another "procedure" might help. NO THANKS! So yes, we just have to adjust.