Washable bed pad in super blue - 1500 ml absorbency

Designed to wick away moisture into the soaker layers to dry very quickly.
Absorb Plus bed pads, known as Kylies, have been an everyday hospital linen in New Zealand for over 30 years.

Features and Specifications

• Absorbency level: 1500 ml
  
• Size option:
  Without flaps: 90 W x 85 L cm
  With flaps: 90 W x 85 L cm + 46 cm flap on long side
  Flaps will only tuck in on both sides under a single-bed mattress
• Sold per unit
• For use on beds or chairs
• Extremely light with densely woven polyester top
• The waterproof internal layer polyurethane (PU) back is more dryer friendly than PVC and will not crack (maximum heat 70 degrees Celsius)
• A non-slip surface on the bottom that will grip the bed and not ripple
• A soft, quilted, stay-dry surface for improved skin care, channels moisture away from the skin, leaving the surface and the patient feeling dry
• Absorbent polyester/rayon soaker ensures effective fluid containment
  
• Impervious barrier shields bed linens from fluid damage, avoiding unnecessary changes
  
• Durable construction withstands numerous launderings
• Very cost-effective, providing long-term use and value
  
• The rounded corner design reduces abrasion
• Very light and economical to launder, it can be tumble-dried

Washing Instructions

• Wash before use
• Adding a bleach-free, non-corrosive disinfectant to the rinse cycle should be enough for hygiene
• Our manufacturer recommends using a 1-2% hydrogen peroxide bleach solution if needed
• Do not use chlorine bleach (more commonly available) - it damages the PU layer and can cause leaks.
• Warm/cold wash
• Line dry or dry on a tumble dry below 70 degrees Celsius
• Do not iron
  

Layering Ideas

Note: you can use some or all of these layers mentioned below

1. Mattress
2. Mattress protector (optional)
3. Electric blanket
4. Normal fitted sheet
   
5. Bed pad - the blue side touches the bed, stitched quilted side up
6. Person

SAFETY WARNING:

Always follow the manufacturer's instructions when using electric blankets.
Contact an electrician and/or medical professional for advice if needed.