Nova36 Inch X 72 Inch: Nova Medical Products Ultra Underpad, 36 Inch X 72 Inch, 2.9 Pound

Very durable and washable. A must for elderly and incontinence. I wanted a longer length that would fit a single/twin bed ... this one 36X72 is long enough for to be able to lift head and legs ... If wide enough you can use it to lift patient and/or assist in turning them... A must to be used with disposable Chucks on top (puddle pads). Breathable and helps you to have bed sores ... nice weight and thickness. Get more than one so you can replace and wash, etc. This size 36X54 is wide enough for single size bed where you have extra on either end that you can use to lift and wide enough for butt coverage and a bit more.

I bought this to cover my bed to prevent kittens from peeing on my quilt. Before they were fully litter box trained, they most certainly wet on it a few times. I just stuck it in the washer and dryer and it came out just fine. I am very pleased with the protection it has offered.

Este producto lo utilizo para ponerlo en la cama porque ayuda para que el protector de la cama no es manche

Quality pad....well made.

I bought several different sizes of protective pads to protect my bedding from a 14 yr old dogwho suddenly began having accidents in her sleep or just as waking up. I decided smaller sizeswould be easier to launder than one gigantic one covering the entire bed. And now, the rest ofthe story...The vet discovered she had a bladder infection, without the normal overt symptoms, and hesuspected she had also developed an "old dog bladder". We treated the bladder infection,and I put her in cloth doggie diapers when she went to sleep because I was tired of dealingwet bedding. Then, I ordered the protective pads thinking maybe this was going to be a"forever" situation. She is a little dog who spends most of her time on my bed. It took tworounds (two different) antibiotics to get clean tests back from the lab. She was also put onspecially blended hormones to treat the old dog issue. We're wanning her off them nowbecause her "accidents" had stopped with the clearing of the infection.. Question was, wasit strictly from the infection or was it a combination of the two causes and the hormones wereworking too? We'll find out when she's completely off the hormones. Meanwhile, I see no reasonto keep her in the diapers when she isn't having accidents and I do have the protective pads I canplace all over my bedding --just in case.Besides, this old dog could develop her own problems, as is quite common in us older two legged variety.I'm ready no matter what happens by whoever does it and that's what protective pads are made for. 4 stars because since I've had these pads, they haven't been officially tested.