Incontinence & Toileting

Disposable vs Reusable Underpads

Disposable vs Reusable Underpads

Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Jul 22 2021

Caring for someone who experiences urine or bowel incontinence requires extra time and energy. You want your loved one to live an independent and rewarding life, but without risking damage to furniture or having to do extra laundry. Adult diapers and booster pads can certainly help, but sometimes additional materials like underpads (or chux) are necessary. Let’s take a closer look at the differences between disposable vs reusable underpads. See the differences.


Baby Wipes vs. Adult Wipes vs. Wet Wipes: What’s the Difference?

Baby Wipes vs. Adult Wipes vs. Wet Wipes: What’s the Difference?

Posted by Chad Birt on Mon May 12 2025

When caring for someone with incontinence, using the right adult wipes is crucial for maintaining skin health. Unlike smaller baby wipes, adult wipes are significantly larger, often measuring 8" x 12" or more. This generous size allows for more efficient and thorough cleaning, providing better coverage of the affected area with fewer wipes. Their increased durability and formulations designed for adult skin also help prevent common issues like diaper rash and irritated skin, making them an essential part of effective incontinence care. See the difference


Best Gloves for Caregivers Managing Incontinence

Best Gloves for Caregivers Managing Incontinence

Posted by Nate Birt on Mon Feb 27 2023

In this post, we’ve assembled an overview of the best gloves for caregivers managing incontinence. You’ll learn about key features of high-quality gloves, see pricing details and compare the options available. Read More


Toileting Checklist: What To Do When a Loved One Has Mobility Challenges

Toileting Checklist: What To Do When a Loved One Has Mobility Challenges

Posted by Lauren Caggiano on Fri Jun 27 2025

As we age, moving around can become a little harder and can lead to limited mobility. This can be caused or worsened by certain health conditions. When a loved one has limited mobility, getting to the bathroom quickly when needed can become difficult and can result in accidents. Read More