I am looking for the maximum protection briefs I have always bought, do these have a cloth outside or an actual plastic barrier for the outside?
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Diana, yes these have actual plastic on the outside. They worked really good for night time care of an elderly female relative I took care of. I also used a protective bed pad just for safety to prevent washing all bedding. Most of the time the briefs did the job though. Pam W.
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I agree with Brett: these are probably not good for major incidents. Also they are really better for a bed-fast person, not one who is able to get out of bed and into a chair.
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It is a cloth outside with a super absorbant inside. Probably good for minor not major incidents.
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The tag says 100% cotton flannel. I'm assuming the weave is so tight that they prevent leaks. There isn't any plastic or coating in or on these pads. They work great for preventing leaks, but they don't absorb-just an fyi.
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Sorry. I'm confused. I didn't like those at all. Corrective surgery is the answer. I like the ones that are briefs. I think these are the ones I returned.
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The sides are plastic with openings for each rod. Because of that, I don't overweight the rods, but shirts, shorts, towels, underwear and such are just fine for them. The large rod across the top is larger and so is stronger/sturdier.
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They come with the wires and the plastic, there is no fabric. I dont remember how many per pack as i ordered several and will probably order more this year. They were great for the snow and even smaller hail.
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There is a velcro panel on one of the backsides of the cover. Comes off very easily and washes up in the washer. Seems to do better if you do not use softner if you use the dryer? I just hang them on a chair back myself.
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No they arent. It would leak through covers. They dont have any kind of plastic backing.
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It worked great taped to the outside of regular underwear with a pull up on overtop of that. Also found that cloth medical tape was more comfortable than the harsh edge of the metallic tape that comes with the product. Good Luck! It worked for us.
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Perfectly, been using these for years. As an fyi, Get the cloth back pads they are much better than the plastic. The Above pads are great.
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Basically they are elastic wraps that have velcro attached. If you just want the wraps, try Target in the sports med aisle.
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Not a cloth cover. Not what I had in the Corps back in 03-05. Still better than a spirol binder.
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You put them over the prefold cotton cloth diaper to keep the moisture from leeching onto your baby's clothing. If you don't have some sort of barrier, you will just have a wet baby! These are great because they are reusable and easy to wash. They don't last forever though, so don't be suprised if you end up needing to buy more after a few months. This brand is a little more durable so far than the store brand at Babies R Us though so we'll see!
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The cloth is up to soak up the oil. The bottom plastic will protect from soaking into your floor. It is very nice. I found that putting some weight on corners helps, if you use in a carport, where wind might blow up the corners.
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I am not at home right now but I believe it is one layer with the terry cloth affixed to the plastic. I am willing to investigate later this evening for you. It is a good product. My mattress has not been soiled by the kids since I have had this.
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The top is terry cloth cotton, and the bottom is waterproof, so I think it must have some sort of plastic.
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We bought the "SafeRest Premium Hypoallergenic Waterproof Mattress Protector - Vinyl, PVC and Phthalate Free" here on Amazon. It is very nice, good quality and a great barrier.
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I'm pretty sure insect shield is a repellant made into the fabric. One has it, one doesn't.