linen savers

Name: linen savers
SKU: 3214
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R516.16

Linen savers, also called underpads or bed pads, are absorbent sheets used in medical, home, and caregiving settings. They are designed to protect surfaces like beds, chairs, and examination tables from fluids. Below are the types and uses of linen savers:

Types of Linen Savers

Disposable Linen Savers
- Material: Absorbent layers with a waterproof backing (often polyethylene).
- Features: Single-use, cost-effective, and convenient for hygiene.
- Common Sizes:
  - 60 cm x 90 cm
  - 40 cm x 60 cm
  - 80 cm x 150 cm
Reusable Linen Savers
- Material: Fabric-based, often a mix of cotton/polyester with a waterproof backing.
- Features: Washable and eco-friendly; designed for repeated use.
- Common Sizes: Similar to disposable options.
Super Absorbent Linen Savers
- Features: High-capacity absorbent material (gel or core polymer technology).
- Use: Ideal for individuals with heavy incontinence or extensive fluid leakage.
Pediatric Linen Savers
- Features: Smaller sizes and designs for infants and children.
- Use: For diaper changes, cots, and pediatric beds.
Bariatric Linen Savers
- Features: Larger sizes and enhanced absorbency for heavier individuals.
- Use: Protects wider bed spaces and chairs.
Anti-Slip Linen Savers
- Features: Non-slip backing to prevent sliding on surfaces.
- Use: Ideal for wheelchairs and chairs.

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Uses of Linen Savers

In Medical Facilities
- Protects hospital beds, examination tables, and stretchers from fluid spills.
- Used during medical procedures, dressing changes, and wound care.
Incontinence Management
- Used in hospitals, homes, or nursing care for patients with urinary or fecal incontinence.
- Prevents soiling of bedding, mattresses, and furniture.
Postpartum and Gynecological Care
- Provides comfort and protection for new mothers in maternity wards.
- Protects surfaces during examinations or postpartum bleeding management.
Pediatric and Infant Care
- Useful during diaper changes to prevent leaks and mess.
- Placed under infants in cribs or on changing tables.
Home Care and Hospice Settings
- Protects mattresses, sofas, and recliners for bedridden individuals or elderly patients.
- Easy to use and dispose of for caregivers.
During Surgeries or Minor Procedures
- Used as a surface protector in surgical or outpatient settings.
Pet Care
- Acts as training pads for puppies or aging pets with bladder control issues.
General Household Use
- Prevents spills and stains on furniture when eating or drinking in bed.
- Used as protective layers during arts, crafts, or cleaning.