Popular Post SilentCrisis 103 Posted January 12 Popular Post Share Posted January 12 2 hours ago, durianfury said: I was always curious about that, I always thought to myself “there's no way that flooding the dash like she does isn't hurting the car”. How did you get that resolved? Wasn't it a rental/leased car? It was a lease. The car from the first few videos ended up totaled and the videos from the last half are roughly in my new car lol 1 2 2 Link to post
WetOutside 22 Posted January 14 Share Posted January 14 I usually piss into something while in a car. I've nearly filled a 2liter bottle before while in a car. I try to avoid making a mess, so if I have to go and can't find a place outside. A bottle will do. No clean up then. 1 Link to post
PottyHelper 40 Posted January 15 Share Posted January 15 Get a rubber floor guard, the kind you get in the winter for the snow that is meant to get wet. Try and aim mostly for that! Link to post
GenericUsername 1,077 Posted January 15 Author Share Posted January 15 15 hours ago, PottyHelper said: Get a rubber floor guard, the kind you get in the winter for the snow that is meant to get wet. Try and aim mostly for that! I think I already have them in the front. Link to post
TheArizonaSolution 150 Posted January 15 Share Posted January 15 If you wanna piss while you’re driving, I think the most efficient and clean way to do it would be to lay a big trash bag over your seat, and then stack 2 or 3 folded, absorbent towels, and wet your pants for extra absorption and less cleanup😜 2 Link to post
PottyHelper 40 Posted January 15 Share Posted January 15 4 hours ago, GenericUsername said: I think I already have them in the front. Perfect! That makes it way easier then. You can just let loose all over the floor, or even the dash as it will just drip down and collect in the rubber floor boards. For cleanup I recommend taking a towel to soak up most of the pee (so it doesn't spill out when you remove the floor mat) and then just hosing down the floor mat before letting it dry and putting it back in. These are meant to be taken out and cleaned, so it's not all that suspicious. Just say it got muddy or you spilled a drink in there or something. If you are going to let all your piss out I recommend doing it while the car is stopped because depending on how much you piss, it can spill out of the floor mat if you are going up a hill or something. But you should be able to let out little spurts while driving without too much consequence! Hope this helps - have fun and let us know how it goes! xx 1 1 Link to post
crazypornman1971 8 Posted January 16 Share Posted January 16 In my case use me in the car thank Link to post
Popular Post Fun2wet 62 Posted January 17 Popular Post Share Posted January 17 I wet myself all the time while driving! I use a large plastic garbage bag over the seat then a thick beach towel folded to 'hold' everything!! But be careful, if a cop pulls you over you will have a hard time convincing him you're not drunk in wet pants!!! 2 4 Link to post
zzman2022 57 Posted January 29 Share Posted January 29 I do it all the time just love that wet feeling 1 Link to post
Blue Dreams 33 Posted Wednesday at 11:33 PM Share Posted Wednesday at 11:33 PM (edited) On 11/25/2023 at 1:20 AM, GenericUsername said: How do you all pee in your car discreetly in a way that doesn’t leave a smell or stains? It has fabric seats unfortunately. Mine has fabric seats, too, and I think those are best for peeing, because it soaks right in, and when it's dry there's no real smell anymore. I once flooded my driver's seat and pissed all over the back seats. It even removed a stain caused by wet panties, but since then I never did more than letting out spurts. I really want to piss more in my car, but it's difficult to dry. I had to leave the windows open for two days in warm and dry weather, so I wouldn't recommend doing it during the winter, and you have to have a place where you can do that without people peaking in, things like leaves falling in, or birds shitting in. You also have to watch out for rain. Of course that won't be a problem if you have garage, but I guess then it will take longer to dry, which increases the risk of it developing a bad smell. If your seats are of light color, you could put them in black protective covers, so people don't see the stains, but you still can't give people a ride if you don't want them to notice as long as the seat is wet. Sure as hell my next car will have dark seats. Trash bags won't do it for me. I want my pee to soak in, and people will notice if the seats are covered in plastics. Also the pee has to go somewhere, which means you either have to be wearing enough to soak it all up, like jeans or a long dress, which people might notice when you leave the car… 😉 Or there will be a puddle, which might overflow and at least needs to be cleaned up later. Edited Thursday at 12:01 AM by Blue Dreams 1 Link to post
GenericUsername 1,077 Posted Thursday at 06:44 PM Author Share Posted Thursday at 06:44 PM I recently had a soda can explode in the back seat and leak everywhere. There is a stain but no smell. I wonder what else could leave a stain and no smell… 1 Link to post
Blue Dreams 33 Posted Thursday at 07:15 PM Share Posted Thursday at 07:15 PM 30 minutes ago, GenericUsername said: I wonder what else could leave a stain and no smell… Don't know, but if you get ants in the car, I don't think it's from peeing there. 🤔 Link to post
sandrooo 28 Posted yesterday at 09:14 AM Share Posted yesterday at 09:14 AM On 11/25/2023 at 1:20 AM, GenericUsername said: I finally have a personal car again! And I’m curious about trying to pee in it but it’s not a priority. How do you all pee in your car discreetly in a way that doesn’t leave a smell or stains? It has fabric seats unfortunately. Probably it will be better pissing the exteriors if you are looking for soft consequences; if you would go for the interiors, on the dash just under the windshield Link to post
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