What is the absorbency rating ?
1611370
Very Good. No problem there. However, the shape does not conform well to my body. In fact, I have had a heck of a time finding one that does. A "V shaped" bad works best. In fact works best for front and back (if you smear). In addition, none of these have sufficient adhesive. I roll strapping tape into a circle and apply it to the sides of the pads to keep them in place. Works great. Duck tape works as well, but it is TOO adhesive and tears some of the fabric when trying to remove it.Best, B. T-M.Best, B. T-M.
1476718
No idea about the ratings, but I have it in a bathroom that is used on a daily basis for showers, etc. Been there a month with no problems.
1593446
All I can say is that they are really thick and absorb a lot. I use them for cleaning so I am not the best one for a recommendation. Sorry.
2035022
Not sure how absorbent the material is. Others told me paint markers worked on them fine.
38623
I am very impressed with the absorbancy of this product. Also very compact and space is at a premium on a boat, so yes.
88438
I have found them to be very absorbent. They are very cushy and really soak up water. Also, btw, using less fabric softener (I use half a sheet instead of a whole sheet) can make towels more absorbent.
1458967
I bought them for their absorbency and workhorse quality. For show? Perhaps if they were freshly washed. I don't do much for show so can't really comment.
1114895
I used it daily for over a month. Doesn't take much and absorbs quickly - great product!
1263485
These seem very absorbant but I haven't used the regular prefolds so I couldn't answer...
1408276
Tena Level 3 is the best for max absorbency and no leakage. I just did a side by side comparison with Prevail and Walgreens brand (exact same item) and they both held 12 oz of water but both leaked if squeezed. In my opinion, the BEST for max absorbency and NO leaking is Tena Level 3 male guards.
820088
They are super absorbent and not that stiff. No more so than than the ones used for elderly in nursing homes.
1295302
I'm not sure, but I would imagine it's an estimate either way about how many cc's of liquid it absorbs. I use my bed pad for my baby and he probably doesn't even release 800 cc's at a time anyway - but looking at the bed pad 1800 would probably be the ABSOLUTE max it could absorb. I would prob go more by the 800 cc's tho, that sounds more realistic..
2069939
These are 100% blue cotton absorbent towels. Any towel, if you use fabric softener, will not absorb water. Not sure if that is what happened to you or not. Also, some towels you have to wash maybe up to 3 times to get the sizing out before they become absorbent. I have been using these towels to wash and dry windows and cleaning up pretty much anything. Also they are great to use instead of paper towels after you have washed fruit and veggies to dry on the counter.
1233433
I am not sure but drool and water come off without any absorption. This mat is cleans extremely well compared to the ffoam mats that fit together like puzzle pieces. It's worth every cent!!!
2050301
No. But I think the absorbency is good. I like the lg. size for a queen size bed! D.M.
336315
30 x 36. I place them on my bedroom floor into the bathroom. Really good absorbancy,
1804983
Prevail is the most absorbent brand that I've tried. Although it costs more, I think it's worth it. Plus they are not individually wrapped which is a hassle.