will it help with bedwetting
1740182
I felt more at ease putting them to bed knowing that the mattress wouldn't be wet in the morning. For me, it did help with bedwetting and potty training.
1740183
What do you mean help with bed wetting? I wouldn't use it as a potty training or preventing bed wetting tecnique. But to put on your mattress in case there is an accident, it works just fine. My three year old has at least one accident a month, all we do it strip the sheets, wipe the plastic cover down with a washcloth and good to go.
444437
I have a similar set up and yes the product works when mixed in withthe water in the bed as directed. Been doing this for many years now, with no undesirable effects to the waterbed.
273155
Only works with underpants....but we used bed wetting pads so we didn't have to deal with wet bedding each night. You will have good results pretty quickly so even though your son will have wet underpants for a few weeks, the amount of urine will be less and less as time goes by. I'm so glad we spent the money for the alarm, and our daughter is so proud of herself!
1778610
I didn't know that it was water-resistant. Our dog had bladder issues as well but I always laid a towel over the bed to prevent the cover from getting wet. Liquids do not easily soak in so it does help to resist water.
1853989
It depends of the pressure in your house, but it lower it a bit. With patient I think it will do a good job. It does not drip. It looks very nice in the bathroom! And you always can use the little shower that has more pressure.
1375956
No alarm knows when the child is going to wet, Only when the wetness gets to the sensor can the alarm know and turn on. For children who have no control about voiding their bladder, I would suggest putting on some sort of diapers OVER the briefs and sensor to catch extra urine that may soil the bedclothes and bed.
1899073
I think so (not sure how to test that exactly). We have really hard water and it has helped a lot.
1693275
Yes, that is what I used it for with good results. I had only one spot at the corner of a bunk end where I could prevent water from weeping in. It is a good product.
1623675
No, I don't think so. My son cried each time after pee. It must be wet and uncomfortable. I stopped using it and switched to paper diapers.
273156
Even though the directions for the alarm tell you to only use underwear, we used pull-ups for the first week to minimize the clean ups. My son wore briefs with the alarm on the underwear and then wore a pull-up over it. The alarm still worked without a problem, however the idea is train your child's brain to link together a full bladder and feeling wet so the bed wetting will stop ( and it will!) after we got used to the alarm and routine we eliminated the pull-ups, and yes there may be 1 or 2 messes a night to clean until the training starts to work. We used disposable bed mats to help minimize the wet bed messes at night. But trust me, I was the biggest skeptic of this alarm and all the late nights it would cause. I had an eight year old who never had a dry night in his entire life, after 8 weeks, he was fully trained and to date has only had one accident in 3 months.... No more pull-ups an he gained a huge boost in self confidence!
1808729
I don't know for sure either. I am hoping it does but I have some large "chux" under son's sheets just in case. I know it protects against bed bugs and dust mites. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1286927
In a bedroom setting, yes! It adds just enough moisture. It is not as strong as a humidifier but it does the job for small rooms. There are times when my kids start to come down with a cold that I just use water (no oil) just for added moisture!
1959342
Yes, it reduces the pressure a little and during backwash you can only get a trickle of water, I set mine to backwash at like 2am and iv never had a problem. but it works great the scent is gone.
1487424
no, it doesn't help while showering, as it IS behind the shower curtain. It is only helpful for securely getting in and out of the bath tub safely. If you need help in the shower, I would recommend grab bars attached to the wall.
1570304
I agree that it would likely work; but fecal matter is a different consistency, therefore, it will keep the bed dry but perhaps not him. The only thing you could do is try a small package to see if it works. Hope it does for you.
1501824
I spoke with my sister and she states that found a video on youtube that helped with cleaning the bladder. The method is not convenient but it worked,,Sorry about the delay !
1108458
Yes, it will. However, it will take a long time, it's not like that turbo blower at the roadstop for hand drying. If you're in a hurry, use it and then use some lint-free cloths. Exercise will do you good.