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Originally Posted by Lovely05  I never thought about using the prewashing cycle to rinse my pads before washing them. Thanks for the advice Little Bit. I use the bleach and hot water in my washing machine to keep my pads and washing machine sanitize. I sometimes clean the washing machine after washing them if my pets get diarrhea. The washable pads will save you money, because you do not need to buy them every month. |
The disposable pads cost like $15 cent/piece. $50-60 for a year.
The reusable pads cost like $4. I'll probably need 15 pc of those. Plus the cost of electricity and water, I am not sure if I am really saving much money with the reusable pads.
The hassle of doing laundry every couple of weeks is not appealing to me
I might try this reusable pads. However I still think my yorkie will just chew (although not in pieces) it away from the pee-ing place, resulting her to pee somewhere else.
Is putting a cone too cruel? at least for a little while during this "training"