Most people with incontinence need to change their incontinence pads at least once a day. However, some people require more absorbent pads that can be worn overnight. This may cause a problem with your sleep schedule and may interfere with your ability to change your pad often. If this is the case, you should consider changing your pad as soon as you wake up each day. It is best to use a new one right after you wake up in order to avoid any irritation or odor.

In addition to ensuring that your incontinence pads stay fresh, you should make sure that you clean them as well. If you use thick ointments or abrasive methods, you will risk causing the pad to get infected. Yeast infections can also be caused by incontinence, which is characterized by red, swollen skin.

Changing an incontinence product frequently depends on the level of leakage and the type of incontinence. Generally, incontinence pads should be changed as soon as you notice that it is wet. However, some individuals experience heavier bladder leakage than others, and may require more frequent protective hygiene changes. However, proper perineal care can prevent infections, odor, and skin irritation. Adult washcloths are an ideal way to clean up after an incontinence event.

The first thing you should do when changing an incontinence pad is determine the size and absorbency of the product. Then, you can choose between washable and nonwashable pads. While washable incontinence products have a higher initial outlay, they are more cost-effective in the long run. Some people prefer terry towels because of their absorbency and the lack of skin irritation.

Remember that most pads are made with odour-control technology. You should always wash your incontinence product regularly, as this will help you feel confident about your appearance. Also, incontinence wipes are great to use when you're on the go or don't have time to shower, as they give a fresh feeling. Odour-neutralisers may also be helpful if you're using your incontinence products in a public bathroom.

While you should change incontinence pads according to the manufacturer's instructions, you should also remember that the absorbency of disposable incontinence products varies greatly. The amount of urine discharged in one sitting is around half a cup. However, most incontinence pads can withstand the amount of urine discharged in a single sitting. The weight of a disposable pad would be uncomfortable.

It is important to keep your loved one's skin clean. Failure to clean the skin around an incontinence pad can cause damage. Use gentle incontinence products that can clean the skin without harsh chemicals. The soft cotton or microfiber terry cloth is a good choice. The Super absorbent polymer core also helps keep the odor at bay.

If you're using a disposable incontinence pad, you can dispose of it at home. However, you can also purchase disposable bags that can be used in public restrooms. However, some people prefer a disposal system that comes with the incontinence product. It is a large container that seals in odors and helps keep the user's skin clean. It can be convenient to use these products if you're going out of town.

Polyester Cotton Cloth Printing-Blue And White Grid TPU film Incontinence Pad

Face cloth:	140gsm Plaid weave fabric
Middle layer:	6.8 oz
Waterproof layer:	0.025mm TPU film
Base fabric:	100% polyester knitting fabric
Anti-slip:	Anti-slip silica gel dot
Size:	18*24 inch
Design name:	Red Plaid & Blue Plaid
Packing method:	2 pcs in a poly bag with insert
Face cloth:	Blue And White Grid
Middle layer:	230gsm 95/5
Base cloth:	85gsm mercerized velvet
Anti-slip:	dispensing
Packing:	2 pieces of PE bag 1.5￥
MOQ:	100 packs