Chucks Pads Disposable [50-Pack] Underpads 23x36 Incontinence Chux Pads Absorbent Fluff Protective Bed Pads, Pee Pads for Babies, Kids, Adults & Elderly | Puppy Pads Large for Training Leak Proof

We've been ordering these for months. They work exactly as expected. We appreciate the large size

Affordable and absorbs well.They aren't super thick but don't leak through.You won't be picking up or repositioning someone with these but they aren't for that.They claim to absorb any liquid, and that it does.

Nice and strong great product for the price

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It was a good size not too big or small. Also it’s a bit thick so it soaks liquids better Quality:Really good, it soaks liquids so well

Love the size and absorbency of these. I use them to line the guinea pigs hutch. We have two pigs, so lots of peeing and 1 pad lasts 24hrs and they're the perfect length for the pan.

I foster puppies & use these. They work great.

thank you for reading this review on these 23 x 36“ pet training pee pads Or as I like to call them, baby chick mess grabbers, oops I knocked over some liquid and my favorite do an oil change without one of these under your car.For some reason, I cannot get the video or photos to upload into Amazon. If I get lucky the next time, I’ll see what I can do to put the video up.For the most part, the video explained that you should not destroy the box originally came in and lift the bag up to expose one and that shows the folded side of the pads.Take a very sharp knife or scissors and make a slit that runs parallel with one of the pads. You will get a release of the vacuum in the bag and before you make a mess, put the bag back in the box and then pull out the bag as needed from the slit cut.When done, try to extra plastic bag into the box so that it doesn’t absorb all the moisture in the house.The last thing is removing the boxes flaps. I just turned them outward and run tape around the outside to make the box a little rigid as this is going to be my dispenser for the next few months.I made a short video explaining the marvel technology behind this product (Actually, not that but it’s good information on how to open the packet and keep it in control so bad words don’t come out of your mouth later)for the most part there your average pet training pad they work at holding wet stuff and in my case that also includes baby chick poop, a.k.a. poop and urine all in one.I have a habit of taping the corners down when I use it for dog training And the kennel that the chicks are raised in is too dusty and musty for allowing tape to stick to it so it just gets put in there and I toss the food and water on top of it and they don’t go underneath it and party.this makes my life so much easier as we Keep the chicks in the house up until about 2 1/2 to 3 months or the weathers extra good. One thing we don’t want to do is to go back-and-forth and bring mites in our house.don’t forget to buy a commercial size bag of dolomite from your local farm store and mix it with some good clean place and so the girls can have the best day spa possible. I always crack up when I see the older girls laying on their side with their wings out, stretched flipping sand on them like they’re at the beach and having the best time.If your wife complains that you had way too much to drink, just grab one of these things and wrap it around your lower area (plastic side out) and say “hey sweetheart, don’t worry it’s all good” and try If she allows you to.if you learned anything or was slightly humored, please give me a thumbs up because Amazon sends me notes saying how many times people read my reviews and if they liked it or not. There is no money, just acknowledgment that I am a published writer.Have a great day!

Used for puppy pads and to line a guinea pig cage under the fleece, and wanted ones that would cover as much surface area as possible for a less-than-average cost because we were going through them so quickly.That's exactly what these provided, and I'm not even mad. They don't hold much, have to be held down by *something* or they will fly away in a gentle breeze, will soak through fairly easily, it often takes a bit longer than usual for the liquids to actually permeate into them (frequently leading to runoff for the first few seconds if anywhere near the edge), and if you happen to accidentally step on a used one, be prepared to have your feet swung out from under you banana peel style.BUT they get the job (mostly) done and for a fraction of the price of similarly sized pads. Am I proud of the fact that I am able to tell you this information from experience? No - I am ashamed. Do I want you to be prepared for whatever? Absolutely.Do what you will with this information.