Becks Reusable Waterproof Bed Pads - Hospital Mattress Underpads
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Features:
- Can hold an excessive amount of liquid, making them acceptable for a longer period of time
- Machine washable for repeated use
- Backed by vinyl for mattress or furniture protection
- 100% cotton Birdseye face cloth for comfort
- Perfect for in-home or hospital use
Product Overview:
Beck's Reusable Bed Pads offers maximum comfort and superior absorbency. The soft, quilted external layer is comfortable to the skin and is backed by an absorbent layer for maximum protection. Mattresses and furniture are then protected by the waterproof backing.
The high quality and long-lasting pads are perfect for in-home or hospital use. Although available as an individual unit, you may want to purchase additional pads so that you can always have at least one available for use while the others are in the wash. They can hold an excessive amount of liquid as well, making them convenient for longer periods of time. The final product dimensions may be smaller than the cut size due to the manufacturing process.
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Becks Reusable Waterproof Bed Pads - Hospital Mattress Underpads Reviews Summary
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459 out of 478 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Washable (9)
Comfortable (7)
Durable (7)
good size (5)
Absorbent (4)
Top Cons
none (19)
none! (4)
wish it came in blue for (2)
Thin (2)
couldent be better (2)
Top Best Uses
incontinence (5)
Protect bedding (4)
Handicapped (4)
Protect furniture (4)
Use for pets to lie on (4)
Pros:
product kept mattress dry.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver .
absorbent and big
by Tom from Alabama
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
1 person found this review helpful
Pros:
product kept mattress dry.
Describe Yourself:
chronic health issues .
occasionally incontinent.
Pet owner.
Bunny Lover.
wheelchairuser .
dog owner.
disabled.
CPAP user.
A very happy customer! .
Cat rescue.
Retired dog lover.
Dog and cat owner.
Incontinent.
Works well, feels good, cleans eadily
by Wiley Coyote from Albuuquerque NM
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
1 person found this review helpful
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which side of the pads goes next to the sheet?
Asked on Apr 13, 2012 12:53:25 PM by gail from home
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The white (cotton) side is up.
Answered on May 17, 2012 11:39:16 PM by Punky from Omaha
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When we use pads like these in hospitals, nursing homes, etc, the colored side goes on the bed, white side toward person.
Answered on Jun 13, 2012 10:36:25 AM by Marcia from WI
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Pink side goes facedown on bed. You lay on the soft white side, and it is very absortant.
Answered on Dec 17, 2012 5:33:53 PM by KO from Ohio
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the blue side
Answered on Dec 17, 2012 5:41:44 PM by Siren from Ca
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the pink side
Answered on Dec 17, 2012 7:16:59 PM by GW from PA
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Colored side only White side absorbs.
Answered on Dec 17, 2012 7:34:24 PM by JED from TN
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the pink side goes against the sheet. The white side is softer and absorbent.
Answered on Dec 17, 2012 7:50:01 PM by TerriG from Central Texas
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If you put it on top of the fitted sheet it would go pink side on the sheet. If you put it underneath the fitted sheet the white side would be touching the sheet. When you see them it's pretty obvious.
Answered on Dec 17, 2012 10:02:24 PM by Phee from NY
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The pink side goes next to the sheet.
Answered on Dec 18, 2012 1:11:18 AM by RN from Calif.
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The pink side goes next to the bottom sheet, and it does slip. However, it is still better than the disposables by a long shot!
Answered on Jan 6, 2013 8:14:21 PM by Arthur from Saint Louis, MO
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The pink side goes next to the sheet. I usually place a sheet on top as well though this is not required. I also layer, pad sheet, pad sheet so that when the soilage occurs I can remove the soiled layer and have a clean layer ready for my son.
Answered on Jun 28, 2013 9:45:30 AM by DrS from Atlanta, GA
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Yes, the cotton side up, the plasticy side down.
Answered on Feb 10, 2014 10:05:14 PM by Robin Boddy from New York State
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pink side goes down and white side up
Answered on Feb 10, 2014 11:07:13 PM by Janice24 from Asheville NC
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The cloth side goes next to the sheet....the plastic liner is next to the bed
Answered on May 22, 2015 1:42:47 PM by ljh from mariett, ga
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Can anyone tell me if these pads have to be washed in the delicate cycle and if they can be put into the dryer? They look like they might have to be air dried, but I have limited room for doing that and am wondering how to clean and dry them without shortening their lifespan.
Asked on May 15, 2011 1:34:14 PM by Lily from Waldorf, MD
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YES YOU CAN WASH THEM AND OVER AND OVER .
Answered on May 19, 2011 9:25:17 PM by LMINLV from NV
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Nope. Regular cycle. They have great staying power.
Answered on May 23, 2011 11:57:29 PM by lec23 from Los Angeles
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I also use the normal wash cycle and I use bleach without any problems. Normal dry cycle also.
Answered on Jul 31, 2011 7:56:10 PM by Accursednote from Webster,MA
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I have washed these over and over again in the power/extra dirty cycle as I use them as puppy pads and they wash up beautifully time after time after time.
Answered on Oct 4, 2011 11:58:22 AM by DianaDee from Nevada
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My caregiver informs me that pads are washed regular cycle and dries on permapress. I hardly ever have to buy so I'll take her word for it.
Answered on Oct 30, 2011 1:18:44 PM by meezerlover from IL
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I wash on regular warm water setting and dry in hot dryer, no problems.
Answered on Feb 10, 2014 10:08:15 PM by Robin Boddy from New York State
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I wash on a regular cycle, but sometimes put them thru a sanitizing cycle. I have a folding rack I occasionally dry them on, but also put in the dryer on a permanent press cycle and all are OK. I took care of a 100 y/o lady and the other caregivers would dry them in a HOT dryer and eventually they started to disintegrate and got cracks in the pink part, which led to leakage when in use. They can only take so much 'abuse' and 'HOT' heat was just a little too much.
Answered on Jan 1, 2015 3:52:15 PM by Suzie Q from NE Wisconsin
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I wash them using the Regular Wash Cycle and dry them using the Permanent Press Drying Cycle. The Only Restriction that I know of is that I read someplace that the use of Dryer Sheets will Break Down the Waterproofing so I am very careful not to use them when drying any waterproof products. I have even put a note on the outside of my dryer so that if I leave my parents with a sitter that decides to do more than sit, they will know not to toss in a dryer sheet. Hope this helps.
Answered on May 21, 2016 11:26:37 AM by VCT from Slidell, LA
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Part Number(s): 098 5110 07, 098 575425 01, 098 563572 07, 098 5110 08, 098 5110 09, 098 0800
Mfg Part Number(s): BV7118PB, BV7124PB, BV7136PB, IBX7130, IBX7136, BV7152PB
Scrip Part Number(s): 098 5110 09, 098 0800, 098 5110 07, 098 575425 01, 098 563572 07, 098 5110 08
