T. Bumpkins pee pads

[cummins]

Where do you buy your pads 100 for $15

[IDPiper]

Originally Posted by cummins

Where do you buy your pads 100 for $15

Sams Club. I love these potty pads too!! They don't leak and are very absorbent plus even after being used a few times they don't smell like pee.

[ladyjane]

Originally Posted by IDPiper

How long do these last before you have to replace them? I currently use PeePee Pads and can get 100 pads for about $15. One box lasts about a year. I would have to buy at least 3 to cover where the disposables are now and 1 for a washing backup so basically that would be a little over $80 shipped. I could buy about 5 years worth of PeePee Pads for the same cost so was just curious if it would be worth it or is it just the principle of washables?

Wow...you must not have much need for them. That is one pad for three days?? Or am I figuring this incorrectly? Surely you don't let urine sit on them for that long...so I am assuming your pup rarely uses them?

There is no way I could get disposables for less money than the washables...not to mention the fact they look so much better. It took me a long time to go with them, but now, I will never go back. I love the T. Bumpkins pads! As for how long they last....I would have to go back and look but I am sure some of mine are over 2 years old and they are in good shape. And, I have a lot of pups and wash pads at least twice/day.

[IDPiper]

Originally Posted by ladyjane

Wow...you must not have much need for them. That is one pad for three days?? Or am I figuring this incorrectly? Surely you don't let urine sit on them for that long...so I am assuming your pup rarely uses them?

There is no way I could get disposables for less money than the washables...not to mention the fact they look so much better. It took me a long time to go with them, but now, I will never go back. I love the T. Bumpkins pads! As for how long they last....I would have to go back and look but I am sure some of mine are over 2 years old and they are in good shape. And, I have a lot of pups and wash pads at least twice/day.

In the warmer weather she goes outside to potty and mainly only uses potty pads in the house in the winter and when she can't be let out. I'm not that gross and disgusting that I would leave pee soaked pads in my house for 3 days. I asked a simple question and all I wanted was an answer, sorry!!

[ladyjane]

Originally Posted by IDPiper

In the warmer weather she goes outside to potty and mainly only uses potty pads in the house in the winter and when she can't be let out. I'm not that gross and disgusting that I would leave pee soaked pads in my house for 3 days. I asked a simple question and all I wanted was an answer, sorry!!

I did not say that you are disgusting. I was merely making a point....kind of hard to compare cost if you can get away with using one pad over a 3-4 day period.

I answered your question....I said mine have lasted over two years and they get washed 2 and 3 times/day. I further said that I could not get disposables for less than I pay for the washables.

[Yorkiemom1]

The problem I experienced when I went to washable pee pads, was all my babies started peeing on my throw rugs!!!! Did not have that issue BEFORE, when they had been taught to pee / poo on disposable pads. When I switched over to the cloth ones, the babies started to gradually go to using my throw rugs as much as they were using the washable pee pads!!! So I had to go back to disposable ones!

[IDPiper]

Originally Posted by Yorkiemom1

The problem I experienced when I went to washable pee pads, was all my babies started peeing on my throw rugs!!!! Did not have that issue BEFORE, when they had been taught to pee / poo on disposable pads. When I switched over to the cloth ones, the babies started to gradually go to using my throw rugs as much as they were using the washable pee pads!!! So I had to go back to disposable ones!

Thank you, that was another concern I had and wondered about them starting to go on laundry that happens to be on the floor. I think that where I don't use that many potty pads that I will just stick to the disposable.

[antiquebuff]

That is exactly what mine did! I loved the idea but it did not work for us....Cannot use a rug in the entire house now, not even a bath mat!

[ladyjane]

Originally Posted by antiquebuff

That is exactly what mine did! I loved the idea but it did not work for us....Cannot use a rug in the entire house now, not even a bath mat!

I can't either, but it suits me fine because I have found that housebreaking every single one to go outside is just not that simple. I have tile floors and no rugs...and my bathmats are hung up when not in use. I think rugs do nothing but collect dust anyway...I have learned to live without.