Are they reuseable? I mean if my dog doesnt leak that night can I use them again the next night?
164330
Yes absolutely. They are very absorbent so if my dog has a minor accident with the diaper on, I still keep it on her. My dog wears them about 22 hours a day because she is 14 and can't hold it sometimes.
164331
I guess you want to treat the diapers like you would a baby's diaper. If your pet goes in them (even though its not soaked) I wouldn't want to reuse them.
2072515
I believe so, we never used them. our dog used the crate for a slumber haven. then we got adopted out the dog.he was too yappy-he was a shih tzu, which i miss him.
1969959
You can reuse them a few times, but they are really not made to stand up to numerous washings and use. I would not put them in the dishwasher!
2184176
Yes, you could re-use them the same as you would for regular zip-loc bags. But keep in mind, as in my previous review as well as others, these bags do not seal well. I am constantly having to go back and pump air out of them. They are a made from a different material also that causes a lot of static and causes dry foods, spices extra to get caught up into the zip seal.
1742583
We use each one once, but they are usually pretty dry still afterwards if it's just a wet diaper. I suppose you could use them twice if you really wanted to.
2252165
Depends on how often your dog pee's and poop's. I would think a dog who is wearing them 24/7--they would have to be changed a minimum of 3 times. Experiment with different makes. These are not my favorites! Sizes are crazy. I had to buy large according to the chart for a 25 lb Bischon and they swim on her.
377112
I have only had one bag not work at all, all the others sealed perfectly & did not leak if you carefully zipped them tight. They are not reusable no matter what they claim
600686
I've wondered the same thing. I don't think they are supposed to be reusable, but I can reuse them if I keep them clean.
2243171
You will just have to rip them off of whatever you attach them to. The sticky residue on these will stick to whatever object they are placed onto; therefore they are not reusable and you will have to buy new ones. I hope this helps.
559291
They will leak somewhat but I also have 7 small dogs and they are indoor dogs and that is their bathroom. Change it twice daily and wash them and they are fine for us. And they last, which makes it much cheaper than disposable pads.
1672881
I have reused them 2 times so far. I do not know how many times they can be reused though.
2168159
As I understand that you can reuse till they get hard. I've reused mine over 6 months and are still good and there still moist but when they get hard they say to replace. But for the best answer go to there website and check faq.
683540
No, they are re-usable. They are like the NICU one's that you throw away after one use. But considering the cost, I used them about 5 times max before desposal, I'd just wash them with soapy warm water. They worked fine. Glad our little one graduated from them though. They cost a pretty penny.
1151607
They are reusable for only about a week, but after that they are no longer to be used. For that week, rinse and reuse as much as you need!
1631442
You can reuse but I prefer a fresh pair each night. When you wash them they tend to get squishy and are less effective
605801
Yes they are reuseable - make sure no one throws them away since I had a few guests try and do this at a birthday party. I have put mind in the top shelf and silverware caddy of the dishwasher. Often times I will soak them in the sink and handwash if I use a lot of them at one time though.
1376005
Yes as long as they are kept clean. You could reuse them over again. I guess that all depends on the type of injury they are used on.