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lil fu fu girl · 11-09-2009, 06:00 PM

Someone reccommended Nancy of Blue Sky Yorkies to me. She makes pads that are covered in different fabrics.
Well, I have had two now for almost a year, and they look like the day I just bought them! Honestly, I use only color-safe bleach, detergent, and baking soda, and they have stayed true to color and have not shredded or had any seams tear out. I would definitely reccommend her products to anyone. Not to mention being able to make your own fabric choice and size choice was a big plus. That way I could get it to match the rooms decor and the size I needed to have it fit perfect.
Have included her link.
Blue Sky Yorkies

BonBon · 11-10-2009, 06:27 AM

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Originally Posted by RDB911

I also sell them on my website Puppy Potty Training - Dog Pee Pads - www.NewPuppyPads.com

I have a thread started in the "for sale" section

I got mine from Ryan.

Best prices I found, great quality & excellent service.

Little Bit · 11-10-2009, 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by lil fu fu girl

Someone reccommended Nancy of Blue Sky Yorkies to me. She makes pads that are covered in different fabrics.
Well, I have had two now for almost a year, and they look like the day I just bought them! Honestly, I use only color-safe bleach, detergent, and baking soda, and they have stayed true to color and have not shredded or had any seams tear out. I would definitely reccommend her products to anyone. Not to mention being able to make your own fabric choice and size choice was a big plus. That way I could get it to match the rooms decor and the size I needed to have it fit perfect.
Have included her link.
Blue Sky Yorkies

Thanks for the recommendation! I appreciate it.

If you would like to choose your fabrics you can check out my pads. Here is a link to the fabrics that I have available right now, but they do change often.
Fabrics for Potty Pads pictures by xstitch44 - Photobucket

Nancy

Godislove · 12-29-2009, 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by RDB911

I also sell them on my website Puppy Potty Training - Dog Pee Pads - www.NewPuppyPads.com

I have a thread started in the "for sale" section

They look great but you don't state how thick or absorbent they are. And what is someone wants to buy less than six. Or more but less than twelve?

Godislove · 12-29-2009, 07:24 PM

I've heard a lot from all reading all the responses. I only have one but I need the bigger size and leave it down for two days. I never use bleach. Too harsh on the fabric. If you have poop smears on them and don't want to handle them by rubbing in some detergent of spot remover, I'd use non chlorine bleach. Throw some baking soda in if you want them to smell fresher. They don't smell because I flush the poop right away and it's firm enough not to leave any on the pad or very little. I wash mine in just regular warm water and detergent that has whitening ingredients. They come out clean and no smell to MY nose but they need to have a little smell to reuse them. No matter what you use, they, the dogs, can always smell it on them.

I have a shower curtain cut about 3-4 inches wider I lay them on because I have carpet. Urine wets the edges where sewn and mine being male, hits and misses some on the edges. When I wash the pee pads, I throw it in with them. I only dry them a short time. They don't need a long time. I feel this will make them wear longer. I take the shower section out within 10 minutes to take the crinkles out. I buy the reclaimed ones from EZ Whelp. If there are any holes big enough for the urine to soak through, the plastic is underneath to protect my carpet.

RDB911 · 01-07-2010, 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Godislove

They look great but you don't state how thick or absorbent they are. And what is someone wants to buy less than six. Or more but less than twelve?

Sorry..missed your questions

I dont use the washable pads, I use the disposables for Lola. So I asked the manufacturer and they told me the pads will hold 16oz of liquid (2cups) The pads are about 1/8in thick with an 8oz soaker.

If you would like to buy less then 6 pads, pls PM me. For less then 6 I will have to charge shipping...will depend on your location

Hope this helps??

Godislove · 01-07-2010, 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by RDB911

Sorry..missed your questions

I dont use the washable pads, I use the disposables for Lola. So I asked the manufacturer and they told me the pads will hold 16oz of liquid (2cups) The pads are about 1/8in thick with an 8oz soaker.

If you would like to buy less then 6 pads, pls PM me. For less then 6 I will have to charge shipping...will depend on your location

Hope this helps??

Thank you. I have ordered used pads due to my fixed income. I can not afford the new higher priced ones.

Thank you though for your reply.

Godislove · 01-07-2010, 11:12 AM

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Originally Posted by bonbon

I got mine from Ryan.

Best prices I found, great quality & excellent service.

Who is Ryan and do you have his site addy? Are they the washable ones? Does he have the used ones for sale? I need to order some asap.
Thanks!

BonBon · 01-07-2010, 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Godislove

Who is Ryan and do you have his site addy? Are they the washable ones? Does he have the used ones for sale? I need to order some asap.
Thanks!

Ryan is RDB911 that you've been talking with. There is a website that sells used washable pads reasonably that several members recommended - let me see if I can find that website for you.

Godislove · 01-07-2010, 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Little Bit

Thanks for the recommendation! I appreciate it.

If you would like to choose your fabrics you can check out my pads. Here is a link to the fabrics that I have available right now, but they do change often.
Fabrics for Potty Pads pictures by xstitch44 - Photobucket

Nancy

They look great but I had a time getting him to pee on them and he is used to white. I don't think he'd go on prints.

BonBon · 01-07-2010, 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by bonbon

Ryan is RDB911 that you've been talking with. There is a website that sells used washable pads reasonably that several members recommended - let me see if I can find that website for you.

The website I was thinking of was the one mentioned on the first page of this thread. EZwhelp.com

I haven't compared prices in several months, but when I did I found Ryan's very competetive - especially since his are new. The only thing about them is that the top side is white. My old ones were tan and I just got used to them not showing so much.

Godislove · 01-07-2010, 11:26 AM

I looked up waterproof crib pad from Walmart and Target but haven't gone to look at them yet. Then they say you can use both sides so I assume they have a barrier in the middle. I might try one. I can cut them in half, sew and finish the cut seam and cut off the part that tuck over the mattress. I guess it's worth a try. Has anyone else tried doing this and found it successful? As I stated, I buy the $3.00 shower curtain protectors and cut them bigger than the pads so any overflow stays off the floor. Then I was them as needed with the pad. I usually wait till I have 3 or 4 to wash. In the meantime, I keep them in a soiled diaper container. No order is smelled but I do pick up the waste asap and flush it.

Godislove · 01-18-2010, 04:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RDB911

Sorry..missed your questions

I dont use the washable pads, I use the disposables for Lola. So I asked the manufacturer and they told me the pads will hold 16oz of liquid (2cups) The pads are about 1/8in thick with an 8oz soaker.

If you would like to buy less then 6 pads, pls PM me. For less then 6 I will have to charge shipping...will depend on your location

Hope this helps??

Sorry I didn't get this before I bought some. Thank you so much for your help.

12-29-2009, 07:24 PM	#35
Godislove Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: San Diego, USA Posts: 78	Pee Pads I've heard a lot from all reading all the responses. I only have one but I need the bigger size and leave it down for two days. I never use bleach. Too harsh on the fabric. If you have poop smears on them and don't want to handle them by rubbing in some detergent of spot remover, I'd use non chlorine bleach. Throw some baking soda in if you want them to smell fresher. They don't smell because I flush the poop right away and it's firm enough not to leave any on the pad or very little. I wash mine in just regular warm water and detergent that has whitening ingredients. They come out clean and no smell to MY nose but they need to have a little smell to reuse them. No matter what you use, they, the dogs, can always smell it on them. I have a shower curtain cut about 3-4 inches wider I lay them on because I have carpet. Urine wets the edges where sewn and mine being male, hits and misses some on the edges. When I wash the pee pads, I throw it in with them. I only dry them a short time. They don't need a long time. I feel this will make them wear longer. I take the shower section out within 10 minutes to take the crinkles out. I buy the reclaimed ones from EZ Whelp. If there are any holes big enough for the urine to soak through, the plastic is underneath to protect my carpet.

11-09-2009, 06:00 PM	#31
lil fu fu girl No Longer a Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Maryland Posts: 2,410	Someone reccommended Nancy of Blue Sky Yorkies to me. She makes pads that are covered in different fabrics. Well, I have had two now for almost a year, and they look like the day I just bought them! Honestly, I use only color-safe bleach, detergent, and baking soda, and they have stayed true to color and have not shredded or had any seams tear out. I would definitely reccommend her products to anyone. Not to mention being able to make your own fabric choice and size choice was a big plus. That way I could get it to match the rooms decor and the size I needed to have it fit perfect. Have included her link. Blue Sky Yorkies

01-07-2010, 11:26 AM	#42
Godislove Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: San Diego, USA Posts: 78	I looked up waterproof crib pad from Walmart and Target but haven't gone to look at them yet. Then they say you can use both sides so I assume they have a barrier in the middle. I might try one. I can cut them in half, sew and finish the cut seam and cut off the part that tuck over the mattress. I guess it's worth a try. Has anyone else tried doing this and found it successful? As I stated, I buy the $3.00 shower curtain protectors and cut them bigger than the pads so any overflow stays off the floor. Then I was them as needed with the pad. I usually wait till I have 3 or 4 to wash. In the meantime, I keep them in a soiled diaper container. No order is smelled but I do pick up the waste asap and flush it.