Pee Pads For Cheap!

[Little Bit]

Originally Posted by Tiger's Mom

I have always used disposable and although the washable is better for the environment, I think I would have a problem temporarily storing them soiled as I don't have time to throw them in the wash daily . . . the stink will just kill me besides, that means more work for me and eventually cost more.

I usually fold the soiled ones in quarters (in half and then in half again) and put them in my laundry room until I am ready to wash them. I have left them there for a week and they don't stink. The waterproof barrier holds the smell in. Of course once you open them up to wash them you can smell it, but as long as they are folded with the waterproof side out they don't smell.

Everyone has different preferences. If disposables work better for you then that's what you should do.

[Sukoshi's Mom]

Originally Posted by Little Bit

My guess is you are changing the disposable pads more often than you did the washable ones. A dog usually won't go on the pee pad (of either kind) anymore if it is TOO soiled/wet. I would recommend changing out the washable ones every day instead of every other day. Just my experience.

I was changing out the washable ones every day, just like I do the disposable ones. Like I said in my post, I had 6, so I put 3 down one day, and I put the other 3 down the next day (therefore I put down a clean set of 3 pads EVERY day, washing each set of soiled 3 pads on the alternating day). Maybe the way I'm explaining it isn't making sense, but yes...she had clean pads down every morning (just as she does now with the disposable ones). And she used them for a week or so, and then just started going wherever she wanted. And we've gone through this pattern several times now. She just doesn't like the washable ones for whatever reason. I'm sure different people have had different experiences.

[Sukoshi's Mom]

Originally Posted by peepads

I can know get 23x24 and 24x36. Email me for orders at kevin@pee-pads.com

Kevin - Will you be adding the new sizes to your website, or will we always need to e-mail you for orders for the other sizes?

[Little Bit]

Originally Posted by Sukoshi's Mom

I was changing out the washable ones every day, just like I do the disposable ones. Like I said in my post, I had 6, so I put 3 down one day, and I put the other 3 down the next day (therefore I put down a clean set of 3 pads EVERY day, washing each set of soiled 3 pads on the alternating day). Maybe the way I'm explaining it isn't making sense, but yes...she had clean pads down every morning (just as she does now with the disposable ones). And she used them for a week or so, and then just started going wherever she wanted. And we've gone through this pattern several times now. She just doesn't like the washable ones for whatever reason. I'm sure different people have had different experiences.

I understand what you are saying now. That is weird! When you wash the washable ones do you do a pre-wash/rinse first, before the actual wash? It could be that you are not getting the urine all out. But who knows? Just trying to help.

[Sukoshi's Mom]

Originally Posted by Little Bit

I understand what you are saying now. That is weird! When you wash the washable ones do you do a pre-wash/rinse first, before the actual wash? It could be that you are not getting the urine all out. But who knows? Just trying to help.

Our washing machine doesn't have a pre-rinse cycle that I know of. Is that something most washing machines have? Maybe I should look closer.

[Little Bit]

Originally Posted by Sukoshi's Mom

Our washing machine doesn't have a pre-rinse cycle that I know of. Is that something most washing machines have? Maybe I should look closer.

Mine does (I think it is actually called a pre-wash cycle), I don't think they they all do but many do. If you don't have one you can just run it through a very short wash cycle (with or without detergent) prior to the the real wash cycle with detergent. If it is really bad you may want to add Odo Ban or something to the last rinse after washing. Hope this helps.

[T Doll]

I'm really interested in ordering some...do you ship to Canada at all?

Originally Posted by peepads

I offer great prices on pee pads. 300 for $54.99 includes free shipping or 600 for $99.99

If you want a free sample you can also get that at my website below.

[peepads]

Alrighty. I got pricing for the larger pads.

All pads costs $54.99 with Free UPS SHIPPING

23x24 200 count per case
23x36 150 count per case

To order these sizes all you have to is go to http://www.pee-pads.com/FreeShipping

Buy the normal case on there for $54.99 Then just send me a email to kevin@pee-pads.com that you want either 23x24 or 23X36.

Thanks! Kevin

[Sukoshi's Mom]

Easy enough! Thanks!

[AMD]

wow, great sale!

[mistyinca]

I absolutely love the video on your website! That is adorable!