About Beck's Classic Ibex Reusable Underpad, Blue Vinyl
Beck’s Classic Ibex Reusable Underpads are designed to provide full protection for bed linens, mattresses, and other surfaces against fluids and staining. These pads are constructed with three layers of soft, thick quilting and a knitted vinyl barrier to ensure reliable moisture management. For enhanced longevity, the pads feature a specialized 5-thread safety stitch for extra durability through repeated use.
Key Benefits & Features
- 3-Layer Quilted Construction: Features a soft and thick quilted top layer for comfort and protection.
- Durable Materials: Made from an 80/20 cotton/polyester blend for a balance of softness and strength.
- Highly Absorbent: The top layer is quilted to a blended poly/rayon soaker designed to trap fluids effectively.
- Waterproof Protection: Includes a knitted VINTEX vinyl barrier to shield surfaces from leaks.
- Reinforced Stitching: Built with a 5-thread safety stitch to provide maximum durability during use and laundering.
Beck's Classic Ibex Reusable Underpad, Blue Vinyl FAQs
What makes the Ibex underpad more durable than others?
We use a special 5-thread safety stitch in our construction to provide extra durability and ensure the pad holds up through repeated use and laundering.
How is the pad constructed to provide comfort and protection?
Our underpads feature a 3-layer design consisting of soft, thick quilting made from an 80/20 cotton/polyester blend. This is quilted to a blended poly/rayon soaker for effective absorbency.
What prevents leaks from reaching my furniture or bedding?
Each pad is built with a knitted VINTEX vinyl barrier that acts as a waterproof shield to protect surfaces.
Is the top layer soft against the skin?
Yes, the face of the pad is made with a soft and thick quilted cotton/polyester blend to ensure comfort for the user.
Can these underpads be washed and reused?
Absolutely. These are reusable underpads designed to be laundered, offering a more sustainable and cost-effective alternative to disposables.
