Disposable Bed and Floor Underpads with 5-Layer Gel Core, Multiple Sizes, 50 or 100 Count – Wowflash
Disposable bed and floor underpads use a five-layer absorbent structure to protect bedding, chairs, furniture and floors during baby care, adult incontinence routines or supervised pet use. Wowflash combines a quilted nonwoven top with high-polymer material that turns liquid into gel. The broad pad formats create a simple single-use barrier for beds, puppy areas and other places that need quick cleanup.
Choose 30 x 36 inches in a 50-count package, 22 x 22 inches in a 100-count package or 36 x 36 inches in a 50-count package. Verify both dimensions and quantity before ordering. Place the quilted absorbent side up and the protective backing flat against a clean, dry surface. Replace the pad before liquid reaches the edges and immediately if torn. These underpads are not a substitute for medical assessment of persistent incontinence or skin irritation. Keep disposable polymer layers away from babies, children and pets who may tear or swallow them, discard used pads safely and wash hands after handling bodily fluids or pet waste.
Specifications
- Brand: Wowflash
- Product: Disposable underpads
- Size option: 30 x 36 in 50 count
- Size option: 22 x 22 in 100 count
- Size option: 36 x 36 in 50 count
- Layers: 5
- Surface: Quilted nonwoven fabric
- Core: High-polymer absorbent material
- Core action: Turns liquid into gel
- Use areas: Beds chairs furniture and floors
- Users listed: Babies adults and pets
- Featured size: 30 x 36 in
- Featured quantity: 50 pads
- Featured model: dpads03
- Manufacturer part: dpads03
- Disposal: Single use
Frequently Asked Questions
Which size and count should I choose?
Choose 30 x 36 or 36 x 36 inches with 50 pads, or 22 x 22 inches with 100 pads.
Which side faces upward?
Place the quilted nonwoven absorbent surface up and keep the protective backing flat below it.
Can these pads be used for people and pets?
The source lists babies, adults and pets, but choose the setup carefully and seek medical guidance for ongoing human incontinence.
Are the underpads washable?
No. They are disposable and should be replaced when wet, soiled or damaged.