Improvia Washable Bed Pads for Incontinence, Waterproof Reusable, 18 x 24 in, 2-Pack (Pink & White)

I've been spending about $60-70 a month on pads for my Wife. She has dementia and Incontinence. I saw these, read the reviews and decided to give them a try. I actually saw these on a discount site that brought me to Walmart to buy them while on sale. On a lot of reviews, they stated they wash them in the washer, but hang to dry instead of throwing in the dryer. I do the same thing. Now, even with the pads, I still put a towel on top of it to help absorb. I then put a small thin cuddle blanket over all that to keep it comfortable. I believe these will last a long time as I've already washed the two I have used at least 6 times each and they still look brand new. You will definitely be glad you got these if you're in a position to need them.

Very absorbent, covers at least 1/3 of the bed and side to side, is strong enough for two people to use to lift a medium - sized patient (draw sheet style) and is machine washable. I didn't put mine in the dryer, I chose to air dry them because our only problem was getting wet. However, they can be tossed in the dryer, and I would if soiled. Top layer felt like a soft , almost flannel sheet and my loved one appreciated that near the end. This is what you need for someone confined to a bed 24 hours a day.