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Originally Posted by Bnot I'd put a post on freecycle looking for washable bed pads, in hopes to get some free. They work great for pee pee pads. Well lady said she had a case of them, but didn't get back with me till yesterday. This has been about a month ago. I patiently waited, and after not hearing from her for a couple of weeks, ordered crib pads on ebay.
She finally got back with me and I picked them up today. Dangit...they're disposable! But she gave me 108 of them all together, never opened. I'm now using the ones I got off ebay, washable ones.
I suppose I have a buttload of disposable pads for trips and visiting folks, lol. Oh well, least they were free, although wasn't what I was wanting lol. |
I remember also when you got them and being a retired nurse that used to do Home Health at times, that's what i figured they would be. Nurses aren't allowed to remove even unopened pads from the home of a deceased person or one that doesn't need them anymore. BUT, I have taken them and given them to my other less fortunate patients at times. In some states, the insurance doesn't pay for those and families have to pay separate so I almost always had someone that could use them. But, they are good for pee pads. I've used them myself.