Absorbency is slow, but it holds a lot. Found it works best as bed protection. Works best for potty training toddlers not as great as doggy pad replacement but much better than nothing.

The layers dont separate in the wash. They stay flat. Great for the dogs that like to kick after they do their business. The green color must be helping with aim, because she hasnt been missing the pad. No need for bleach for wee stains. Just a deodorizer detergent. No more wasting money on disposable ones that tear, leak and leave gel particles on the floor. Good absorbency, quality and price. The this side down on the tag was plus.

Bought these to replace some old pads and stop using disposable puppy pads. They work great for our older dogs while we’re gone during the day. Nothing leaks through and sometimes it’s it’s hard to tell if it’s soiled because it absorbs and dries quickly.

Exactly what I ordered, work great.

Bought these for my husband, bed is wet every night. I’ve been buying disposable pads which are expensive and didn’t always stop the wetness. I have just started using this product after washing for first use. For three days now I have not had to change the bottom sheet! They really do the job. I’m extremely pleased.

I use these pads in bed and on chairs. First of all, Ive been limping along with disposables, and I pretty much dislike all of those. Im not happy with the plastic backed waterproof ones either. The plastic gets crinkly and breaks down. That said, These pads are study, take well to bein g washed, Dont have a plastic smell, are comfortable against bare skin. I bought 2 2-packs, and have not regretted it for an instant. Wet has not touched the sheets. These are now my preferred default pads.

We used this product for our childs toilet training once we started taking diapers off for naps. No of the mess ever leaked through the cover and the cover was large enough to cover our childs sleeping space in spite of how much they move during their sleep.

This pad is very large and honestly would provide protection for two average individuals lying side by side. Lol! It was much larger than I expected and I love it for that. I also really appreciate that the moisture trapping side of the pad is that greenish color. The ones you see in the nursing homes and hospitals with the white padding are disgusting and embarrassing because you can see when a person has urinated by the big yellow spot. With this you dont see a giant urine spot. It doesnt look like its wet at all until you pick it up and realize that its heavier than usual. It washes very easily in a normal washing machine and it dries very quickly. It does not sound crinkly which also is reducing the embarrassment. It stays put in the bed so you can turn from side to side with confidence. It does absorb the urine and prevent it from irritating your skin unless it is completely saturated. I feel like it has so many uses. Potty training a toddler, protecting beds from period fluids and urine. It works for intimacy fluid protection. You could even use it for puppy training I guess. If you are in the market for absorbency pads I would definitely purchase this one.

I foster nursing litters for an animal rescue. For puppies, these are superior to the typical plastic-backed pee pads. Puppies have a habit of putting front paws on the pad and peeing right at the edge, or just off it. With traditional plastic-backed, pee runs UNDER. With these, the underside is just absorbent enough to minimize that. I prefer the plastic-backed for adults with larger capacity bladders. Washing was a little tricky in my top load no-agitator washer. They dont really absorb water like a towel. They dont become pliable and squishy like towels or sheets, so I had to rebalance the load often. They spun inconsistently. Pad only loads might improve that, but I was running two mixed puppy loads a day to keep up, so never had a chance for that. Because they were inconsistent in moist/dry after washing, I hung them in shower to dry. Caveats aside, I liked the first four pack so much I bought a second. I had two out for use, two on deck, and four in various states of drying for the last few weeks.

I bought these to use instead of chucks pads. Boy was that the right move. Ive been using them under the bedsheet while caring for an elderly and somewhat incontinent family member. I bought the largest size and place them under the potty chair to protect the carpet. Once they get soiled I put them in the washer and dryer and they are good as new. Ive washed them more than a dozen times and youd never know. If Im not in a rush I like to hang them on the clothes line. They dry QUICKLY. They also work well in crates or when trying to potty train the pup. There are so many off label used it crazy. If I didnt have these Id be throwing money away on disposables. Love love love these.