PRIVA 1 Pack Waterproof Washable Incontinence Bed Pads, 34 x 52 Inch Reusable Bed Wetting Underpad, Heavy Duty Mattress Protection for Elderly Seniors, Kids, Pets, Ultra Absorbent Pee Pads

The Priva High Quality Ultra Waterproof Sheet works perfectly and is just as described. We bought this product to take on trips when visiting family out of town. My son is a very heavy sleeper and even while wearing underjams he can soak through the sheets. We placed this product on top of the bedding and it protected the bedding below. It has a large enough surface area coverage that it will protect against a child who moved all over the bed. Plus, It seems to stay in place fairly well. The quality of the product is very sturdy and has very nice stitching. This mattress pad is designed for a twin size bed and it has enough weight and structure to keep the mat from slipping on the bed. It is made up of a cotton/polyester blend which helps to keep it comfortable and durable. We have washed the pad and have not noticed any issues with the change in durability of the product. I have included the description of the product below as well. About the Product Keeps sheets dry all night with four layers of protection Four layer protection: soft quilted cotton/polyester surface, soft polyester fiberfill layer, super absorbent high density inner layer, and a vinyl waterproof non slip barrier Generously oversized at 52" long to provide maximum protection; Absorbs quickly and locks in moisture for the best in skin care up to 8 cups Goes over the bottom sheet to protect mattress and sheets from moisture and staining Up to 300 Washes- Washer and Dryer friendly, bleachable

I bought these to use with ducklings. I've used wood shavings in their brooder (house) in the past and that turns into a stinky mess VERY quickly. I've also tried disposable pee pads, they always end up dripping water everywhere because they just can't handle the amount of water ducklings splash around. Towels and sheets aren't much better. These are amazing. I'm actually getting ready to order a second 4-pack and a larger size. They pads hold every bit of water the ducklings throw at them and I haven't had any issues with moisture leaking through. I treat them kind of like cloth diapers. Shake the solids off outside (it's duckling food and poop, don't care if that gets in the garden) and toss these in the washer. I wash at least 2 or 3 of the 4 every day and so far so good. I'm sure there aren't many people looking at this product to use with ducklings, but if you happen to be, I HIGHLY recommend them! And honestly, if they can keep up with duckling water, I think they'd do fine for a person. Ducklings are so cute, but the mess and smell always makes me look forward to having them move outside. With these, there's almost no smells and the cleanup is so much easier. I've never enjoyed having ducklings in my house this much before. :-D Update: I've had my first set of these for over a year now and wash them every other day. I've purchased a few more packs so I can rotate them, one set being used while the other is being washed and a few extras just in case. I have two house ducks now and these pads work wonderfully to protect my carpet in their nest area and under their food and water dishes. They still do a great job at absorbing liquid and protecting the floor.

I am so pleased with the performance of this sheet protector that I just ordered two more. I have two elderly dogs, one of which is losing sensation in his back end. I've had him for his whole life (age 6 weeks onward) and he likes nothing more than to lay next to me on the coach while I grade papers, do schoolwork, etc. He's been a sweetheart since day one, and I am not going to stop letting him be on the coach just because of this issue. That's where these sheet protectors come in. Two will cover the my entire coach. I situate them so that a a "flap" is both under and behind him. Works perfectly. Completely waterproof. Absorbent. Washable. Inexpensive. Durable. What more do you want? I could buy stock in this company. Update 072414: I just received my sixth one of these things. I truly cannot live without them. Have used them now for about 4 months, with frequent washing (sometimes once a day) and decided that I need to rotate them instead of washing the same two over and over again. It's a Godsend. It's snuggly, but not too warm for my dog. Very comfortable, and contrary to other reviews, my don't move around much at all. I am also recommendation them to my daughter, who is due to have a baby soon. Who wants to strip a bed every time the baby's diaper leaks?

My initial thoughts on these incontinence pads are that I am so pleased with them! I don’t know why it took me so long to think to purchase them! I had used similar pads at the last hospital I had worked at four or patients, and they were really just what I needed a year ago when my sweet elderly cat started to have accidents intermittently. So I could have kicked myself when it finally dawned on me to purchase these after months of wasting money on disposable pee pads. Overall I am really pleased with the quality of this brand. I have had no issues with absorbency or fluids leaking through the pads, the size options have been great (although even the largest is still a few inches too narrow to give edge to edge coverage on my full size mattress), based on some other reviewers mishaps during laundering and after reading the care tag I have taken some caution when laundering them but have washed them on warm and dried them on low heat with no problems. The only issue I have had thus far is that I have noticed that the stitching holding the upper layers together has started to unravel on all of the pads I originally purchased in late December. There is no way for this to be repaired at home as the stitching does not go through the waterproof backing (for obvious reasons) but as if now I also do not anticipate this negatively affecting the pads function. I would highly recommend these for your loved ones, human or furry.

I bought this for my almost 16 year old dog who's gotten so incontinent he would wake up in the morning with his hip drenched in pee. From night 1 sleeping on this pad, that problem went away. Though I can see the yellow stain on the pad when we get up, he's dry as can be. Even better, I don't really notice the urine smell in the morning like I was before I got this for him. And on days when washing isn't an option, I've gotten 2 nights of use out of this, simply rotating the pad so he sleeps on a new area of it, and it absorbs just as well. It does have a limit, even with that method, and the one time I tested a 3rd night, he did wake up with pee on him that next morning, though not as thoroughly soaked even then as he'd been before this. But since washing this daily or every other day is sometimes difficult, I simply bought a second one to get us more time between laundry days and throw the used one on the balcony till time to wash. This product washes easily, it fits well even into older washers. The only thing to be careful about is water can get trapped in it if it's in there certain ways during the spin cycle. I learned pretty quickly to carefully lift it, and if it's holding a lot of water just move it around until it is able to pour out the white top part. I can't really complain about this, though, since that just goes to show how well this product can trap liquid - and it's that protective bottom that's keeping not only the carpet where the dog sleeps dry, but him as well. When I pull it out of the dryer, I do have to grab each corner and sort of realign it, but it smooths out easily and lays flat just as easily. My dog has had no discomfort issues on this, and snuggled right down on it from day one. I have a small pallet on the floor for him, with this on top, and he doesn't mind sleeping right on this. I definitely recommend for pets, and can't see any reason this wouldn't also work for people.

When our 9-year-old dog, who always hangs out and sleeps on the bed with us, began peeing in his sleep (made worse by medications he is on for various ailments), I first tried using disposable training pads to keep our bedding (and ourselves) dry. Soon, I had developed a complicated system of taping and safety-pinning 6 disposable pads together to cover a large portion of our bed. As the incontinence got worse, I realized we needed a more permanent and environmentally-friendly solution. First we tried these doggie diapers ( Wegreeco Washable Male Dog Belly Wrap - Pack of 3, (Medium) , which I would totally recommend—they seem more comfortable and absorbent than others I tried; unfortunately, our dog is a drama queen who has always been weird about wearing anything that wraps around his body, and he just wouldn't tolerate wearing them. (I'm sure a normal dog who doesn't act paralyzed when you put something around his belly would be totally comfortable in these, though.) So there I was, back to my jury-rigged solution. Then, while searching for a larger, washable doggie pee pad on Amazon, I happened across a comment suggesting human sheet protectors as an affordable alternative solution. After reading the reviews of this one and seeing that it came in a large size (44" x 52") that is almost exactly the same dimensions as my make-shift blanket protector, I immediately ordered two of them to use in rotation. We have been using these for about a week, and they work great! We use them on top of our sheets on the lower half of the bed so our dog can still cuddle at our feet without soiling the blanket, sheets, or mattress. It's a little hot on our legs, since the pads are designed to go under the sheets, but I'll take that over washing my sheets daily. Even when he empties his bladder overnight, the pad soaks it up and conceals most of the smell. Soon after he's had an accident, there's some dampness on the top of the pad (but it never soaks through the waterproof material on the bottom), and in the morning after it dries, a slight yellow discoloration is often the only sign it happened. The pad even caught his projectile vomit last night and kept our bedding pristine. The first few washes have softened the sheet protectors nicely, but they seem as waterproof as ever. Overall, I'm very pleased with the performance of this product, and am thankful we found a solution so our dog can continue to sleep with us for now.

My 3.5 yr old daughter has graduated to big-girl underwear and to a big-girl bed but like all good little toddlers every once in a while she has an ooops! and it's a real pain to change sheets and full size underpad at 3:30 with a wet screaming kid standing next to you. I looked around and saw the very expensive radio controlled pads that alert you in your bed when your child has wet her bed.....save the money, I can 100% assure you that if your kids wets their bed, you will 100% know about it within 10 to 15 minutes (there will be wimpering, wailing, screaming, or you'll get a visit to your bedside demanding the problem be fixed). I decided against the disposable pads Champion Blue Disposable Underpads (Chux), Large Size 23 x 36, Pk/25 because they weren't big enough and my toddler tosses around like a fish out of water and wanted something with more substance, that would be more durable, and that would feel more like a sleeping material vs a paper pad. I decided against a digital device like Wet Call Bed-Side Bed wetting Alarm with Pad because it's too expensive, too small, and just has an alarm (My 3year old is a great alarm, trust me!) So I saved the money and bought 2 of these pads for half what it would cost me to buy some digital pad that is difficult to wash. PROS TO THIS - 34 x 52 makes them big (they fit perfectly across my daughter's full size bed) - 34 x 52 makes them also fit lenghtwise perfectly on a twin size bed - bleachable (now that's smart - given the use for these) - machine washable and machine dryable - soft cotton feel to the pad, you can tell that you can wash these multiple times - nice storage bag with metal button latches CONS - none that I can see

I like the fact that while they work, they do a great job. I dislike the fact that they don't last as long as some older ones I have. The plastic backing develops cracks, causing the pad to leak. Then I use them in the garage and in the yard. Works great under my truck when I change the oil because I can just roll it up and put it in the trash. I use the leaky ones in the yard to keep from kneeling in the dirt.