what about incontinence problems?
1706590
I always have a towel over the air cushion cover in case of a mishap as clean up would be so much easier. So far he has not had that problem.
1706591
by putting a towel over the cushion you are in some aspects negating the benefit of the cushion
1706592
I am not sure what you want to know, but I can tell you that I take the cushion, which is vinyl or rubber depending on which one you get, and I use it in the bathtub since it is waterproof. I have never tried washing the cover, other than wiping off the odd bit of chocolate that falls off my dip cone when I'm driving. My cushion and I are inseparable.
595279
It depends on the volume of urine involved. Our dog was a large German shepard who was fully incontinent by the end. We walked her very frequently but we were glad we had the pads extra absorbency.
13483
Write to Matt at Geigerrig and ask. My concern with it is the water may contact any glue (assuming you glue a piece of the old bladder on the new one), which may not be so healthy. +1 on the warranty, and the customer service is amazing.
1062366
Yes these should work fine. It does help with heavy incontinence during the night
2252166
We use these for our female when in season but not for incontinence use. It really will depend on how often you are taking her outside and how often she might soil herself. I doubt it would be comfortable or very hygienic for her to be in them all the time.
1585181
for just "leaking" problems, it shouldn't soak through. My 15 year old dog lost all control of her bladder at the end. Then it was soaking through, but that was a lot of urine. This diaper holds quite a lot.
2260498
I didn't have any problems but maybe you don't have it screwed on tight enough. You could try replacing the washer or maybe use some plumbers tape or pipe dope. Plumbers tape is inexpensive and I would try that first. Hope this helps :)
2201751
Have not had that problem. We have well water and have had problems with the spindle that regulates water flow.
367664
this seems to be a common occurance but it will not be a problem as long as water is not spraying out and making a general mess. Also you could try partially closing the water supply valve to reduce water pressure...toilets do not require high pressure to operate.
382167
My husband is incontinent so therefore he wets the diaper a lot of the time unless he gets to bathroom in time. He takes a high level of a diuretic therefore he sometimes can't control urination.
985902
By using the clip that comes with the bag, can be uncomfortable when a person suffers from incontinence but ok for most people.
2584
We are not having either of those issues... we installed two of these in our home... one in the powder room and one in the guest bath... it has been almost 1 year and no issues at all. Maybe the flange needs to be cut down?
2191126
Yes, older plumbing that has a lot of calcification build up and is restricted in flow can have adverse effect on this toilet, when it is not tied in to other waste water. Professionally pipe cleaning or replacement of pipes can solve the issue.
818995
I wouldn't say problem as much as an inconvenience. Some people's bodies react to temperature and moisture differently and sometimes you just wish they made something for it.
623544
I have not had any of those issues personally. I only have the cold water hooked up at the moment because my bathroom is set up in an odd way so hooking up the hot is a bit tricky....we'll get to that eventually :) But for now, just using the cold water feature, my husband had no problem installing and there is no issue with fit or length of bolt for us. I couldn't reccomend this product more highly. I hope this helps :)'
1403156
Oh dear: there are too many things that might cause this problem for me to answer. A cleaning cannot hurt, but I don't know if it'll solve your problem.
1648397
No problems there. Purchased mostly for hair renewal after months of medications. Seemed to have helped . It seems odd that Biotin would produce a bladder issue, but everyone's different; what does the doctor say?