Washable Bed Pads for Incontinence 2 Pack,34'' x 52'', Reusable Waterproof Bed Underpads with Non-Slip Back for Adults, Kids, Women or Pets, Blue

Great purchase. Washable and durable.

So we potty train our baby and when he goes down for a nap, I lay this on top of the blanket, with the wide swaddle on top and he sleeps on it. It’s soft, absorbent and the craziest thing - I used to wash is after any time he’d pee. But then I noticed that it doesn’t even feel wet and/or smell. So now I wash it every 3rd time he has an accident. It’s wide enough for him (15 months, big boy) and I love that it’s a pack of 2 so if one is in the laundry you have another one. Not scratchy or anything I expected. It’s has a nice bottom that doesn’t allow it to shift even when baby moves a ton. I feel like this will last for years! Absolutely love it, and happy that I switched from disposable ones.

These are excellent pads. We were having a problem with our mother's sheets getting wet overnight. The smaller pads she has were not covering the entire area. Disposable pads were a big problem as she would put them in the machine with her bedding. Talk about a mess! These pads are large enough, and absorbable enough, to contain her messes. The manufacturer recommends not putting them in the dryer but that was not an option for us as my mother puts everything in the dryer. Luckily, it has not ruined the effectiveness of the pads so far. We will have to see if it does as time goes on.

The pad works as advertised. I keep it on the bet under the sheet to catch any urine that may wet the bed. Thus far no accidents with it. I washed it one time and it continues to do the job. Thumbs Up for this.

I use this on the bed for my cat with kidney disease. Sometimes he'll leak or full-out empty his bladder, and this has been a blessing for my mattress. It's large enough and soft enough that when he does make a mess, he'll lay at the bottom of it to sort of 'make me aware'. I bought 2 of them so that I always have a fresh one handy. They wash up pretty well, too, except for some pilling along the edges. I usually use the medium heat setting in the dryer and never a problem with any 'fails'. Would definitely recommend.