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Peeing in the pants in public will be extremely embarrassing. A few children and even adults may experience this problem often. If that happens to you, the only thing you want is for no one to notice. There are three main ways to deal with this pain: going to the toilet, drying the incontinence and hiding the stench.

Steps

Part 1 of 2: Moving away without being noticed

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   Please excuse and stop what you are doing. This can be a bit inconvenient if you are working in a large group of people.
   • You should stand up unnoticed.
   • Try to leave quickly while the people around you are not paying attention. However, please pay attention to observe the road to avoid accidental collision with someone.
   • Keep calm. If you look worried, chances are people will notice. If you don't know the people around you, try to walk slowly so that you don't draw attention. If it's people you know, try to go to the bathroom quickly. Don't slouch as you walk or cover the wet area, because if you do, people will notice you and start asking questions.

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   Cover your pants with a jacket or sweater. This is considered a simple way to cover the incontinence on your pants so that you can go to the toilet easily. It is best to tie the jacket to cover the stain in the back, because this is the type that other people usually tie. If you are wearing a long shirt, pull down the hem to obscure the front area.
   • Tie the jacket around the waist.
   • Stay calm so you don't look suspicious. Act as if nothing happened.
   • Calmly go to the restroom or go home

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   Fill yourself with drinking water. This method is only useful if you're at a restaurant or if you're holding a drink in your hand, and this can be a great shield if you don't have a jacket to cover your pants.
   • This will give you an excuse why your pants get wet before you excuse yourself and go to the toilet.
   • Make a joke that you're clumsy and laugh as if spilling drinking water was just an accident.
   • Make excuses and go to the bathroom to wash it off.

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   Rush to the toilet as quickly as possible. You can find out for yourself if you can remove the urine stain or if you should go home.
   • Look in the mirror or stand in a corner of the bathroom for more privacy.
   • If it is just a small urine stain, you can try a clean wash. If not, make an excuse to go home.
   • Try to make excuses to leave, such as "I have to be home before 12 o'clock" or "I have homework to do."
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Part 2 of 2: Dealing with stains and stains

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   Use water to clean your pants. You should do this to remove any urine stains from the fabric.
   • This will also help you get rid of the stench of urine.
   • If you can do this discreetly, splash water on the stain in the bathroom.
   • If not, you can secretly blot on the stain in the toilet with toilet paper.
   • You should also get rid of any stubs or stains on your underwear. Do this in the toilet so no one will notice.

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   Dry the stain with toilet paper. This will help remove the feeling of moisture in your pants and / or underwear.
   • Use plenty of toilet paper.
   • Slowly pat the stain dry.
   • If paper towels still aren't enough to absorb moisture from your pants, try using a hand dryer.

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   Use a hand dryer. Step closer to the dryer and direct the stain toward its airflow.
   • Stand with your legs apart. This pose will help you perform the drying faster.
   • Shake the hips while drying the stain so that all wet areas are dried.
   • Stand in front of the hand dryer until the pants are completely dry.
   • Test your pants to make sure there are no more wet spots.

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   Look in the bathroom mirror. Observe if there are still any noticeable damp spots on the pants.
   • If so, use additional toilet paper to absorb the moisture on your pants.
   • Next, use a hand dryer.
   • Once your pants are dry, you can go back to what you're doing if you don't have any reason to leave.

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   Try using water and a little soap to wash your hands. This will help remove the stench of urine from the pants.
   • You can try rubbing a little soap on your pants. Squirt a little soap in your palms and rub it on your pants as you go to the bathroom.
   • Use toilet paper to wipe the stain and dry it with a hand dryer.
   • Smell your pants with any noticeable stench.

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   Try spraying perfume on your pants. This helps to hide the stench on your clothes.
   • Spray the perfume directly onto the stain.
   • Remember that the scent of perfume needs to be strong enough to overwhelm any other scent.
   • Before leaving the bathroom, double-check to see if you smell anything.
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Advice

• If you experience this problem often, due to a medical or psychological condition, try carrying pants and underwear with you.
• Consider wearing specialized pants, if you are peeing out frequently.
• If someone notices you, try to keep them private.
• If you can't hide the incontinence or the stench, it's best to go home to change, if possible.