Select® Ultra-thin Underpads, Changing Pads, 22.5 X 30 inch, 1 pack of 30…
December 18, 2018 - Comment
The new Select Contemporary Underpad is designed with an ultra-thin, composite mat that remains smooth where traditional fluff-mat underpads may break apart and clump when in use. Also, the underpads absorbency has been increased to provide better protection. The ultra-thin mat folds down tightly to make a compact size package which minimizes the outer carton
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Perfect for use in public restroom changing stations! These work perfect for changing baby’s diaper in a public restroom! Most of the diaper changing stations I come across when out and about are out of liners. While I have a portable diaper changing pad in my diaper bag, I prefer to save that for use at relatively clean places (like Grandma’s house). I purchased these disposable liners to use in public restrooms on the changing stations so I can easily throw them away after each use. While I am not typically a germaphobe, the changing…
Great for babies I purchased these for on the go diaper changes. These are excellent travel changing pads for a great price. These are large enough so that my 5 month old does not touch the surface below. I don’t use the changing pad that came with my diaper bag because who wants to put the dirty pad back in your bag? Gross! These are perfect for babies. Use and dispose of the mess. I’m unsure if these would work for adult incontinence or not. Perhaps for light or stress incontience. For the price I’d be…
Excellent product, great value! I use these not for their absorbancy (they are incredibly thin, which is another reason that I like them because it makes them easily portable) but for a barrier between my baby and the disgusting changing tables in public places. It is large enough to cover the entire table and does the job perfectly. And when I am done, I can just wrap up the dirty diaper in it and toss it. 😉