OK so say my father has an accident during the night, will he be sleeping in a wet area that I will need to exchange during the middle of the night?
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These pads are very absorbant dont leak the sheet, but I recommend in case of accident change this in the lesser time posible, depend of the quantity, Occasionally my mam has an accident in the afternoon, but I change in two hours, no more. I don´t have experience in more time, because at night use diaper and pad
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These protect well - you should not need to change the sheets. Just switch to a fresh pad.
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I can't answer that. I bought these pads as added protection to keep the bed from becoming a soggy mess should an accident occur. They are absorbant but just how much I do not know. They work really well, however, for leakage, if that helps.
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The pads are rather absorbent, so an "accident" with the volume of a normal bladder full would not be disastrous. Your father will sleep right through it, and will suffer no damage during the night. You can sleep easily, and change the pad and linens in the morning.
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Yes. When the chair is not in full-recline mode, your midsection will be under water.
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The short answer is no. If you could stay on you back all night and not remove it in your sleep, you might be able to do it. Lying on your side would likely disturb the alignment/fit and you would lose protection.
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my house got flooded i am in mexico, ill go try on the beach today, I need a rest. but I have seen others use this style.
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I don't. The mattress is already waterproof. However, adding another layer such as a waterproof mattress would make a slightly cozier bed.
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Yes, but be careful though, you could fall asleep and possibly get burned. I used mine after a car accident, worked great for me.
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Yes. It was not comfotable.it actually hurt to sleep on it because of being sunk inTrying to move was a problem
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I tried it before but I imagine you'd like to have some visual proof of this. Yes, it is possible (if you don't mind wrinkling your clothes a bit). http://imgur.com/CRCw3Di (1.5 L water bladder + jeans + shirt + track jacket + rain coat) http://i.imgur.com/f4smFV9 (All in the bag! You have to roll up your jacket and put it in the sleeping bag pocket.) http://imgur.com/Vv73KLU (While on my back)
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It won't be a problem. Your mattress will hang over the frame on all sides by an inch, but that won't affect your ability to get a good night's sleep.
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That sounds like a terrifically terrible idea. I don't know your specific situation, but generally if you are in a cast, you'll want to keep that foot/leg as immobile as possible. It sucks, but you should just focus on healing. The cast cover also doesn't provide enough of a seal to be submerged under water. Lay on the couch, watch movies, and good luck.
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No it's not. It's cloth and can be washed with care. But if it got very wet, the mattress would get wet, too.
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It depends on the length of the hose. I have to sleep in a limited area but I am comfortable.
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Yes it will get wet and slippery. Better for outdoors if used that many hours
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I can't answer the conflicting information you found but the pads do absorb my son's accidents at night.
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Are you asking about a mattress protector in case there are accidents? If so I'd like an answer as well...
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Yes. We accidentally did froze some water overnight. It was fine the next day.
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YES!!! My grand daughter had a "potty" accident when she slept over and it worked great. It absorbed all the moisture and protected the matress. Note: When you wash it, that it will take a while to dry. It absorbes the moisture in the washer and it is reccommended that you dry on LOW... so it will take a while but comes out great. ***