What is the maximum amount of liquid these pads will hold?
1389055
These pads are very absorbent, they are very affordable, and I have not found a better pad.
1389056
They are as-good-as/better-than any other "Pad" discharge and I have accidents around 350/400 ml's but that requires a fast access to a rest room or other change area and these pads are not really the best answer for large discharges. I had a much larger need before and you may wish to look into Men's Liberty, a different approach to male incontinence.
1389057
Hello, the Depends Guards for Men offer a 9 oz absorbency. Please let me know if you need any additional assistance. Thank you!
704500
I bought two of these pads, one regular size and one extra large, which is thicker, to use alone. The regular size is not much but might be enough on top of a mattrress. The extra large is thicker.
1537689
Under moderate usage, they will not leak through the edges. However, there is a limit to how much can be absorbed by the pad. Run off will occur if too much urine is placed on the pad and can no longer be absorbed.
184481
Well they hold 10oz of liquid if filled to below the ridge.. I just measured mine and they are about 4 inches tall and the circumference is about 9 inches around the top ridge and about 7 inches at the very bottom.
1426362
They would probably work, but you do need to keep the surface wet by constantly running a stream of water over the surface. It would most likely work dry too, but the pads will wear out quickly. Use a slow speed, especially if you do it dry.
1988363
They are 21 x 21. Being new to dog pads I tried 3 different ones and I must say these are TRULY absorbent. I have a large pen bottom that I use and have the Giant ones. Wish they came a little bigger, but may just buy the tray for the size and just use them. They are the best I've tried! Definitely will buy them again.
387375
They fill up the entire pad. I am at work, and it is at home, so I don't have exact measurements. I will try to find out and let you know.
1760474
I can't answer that. I bought these pads as added protection to keep the bed from becoming a soggy mess should an accident occur. They are absorbant but just how much I do not know. They work really well, however, for leakage, if that helps.
2025100
I currently am using the Meguiar's 6.5 inch pads. If you needed to, 7 inch would work.
1177644
Liquid fill max is a "fluid" answer. Excuse the pun!! It really depends on the thickness (viscosity) of the fluid. If thin, I would go about 60%; thick 75%. Depending on solids, pulse first and then run. The general rule is that fluid capacity is anout half of solids, so 7 cups would be the benchmark. However, the Elite has a great seal (one of its' features). I usually go with 3/4 and have never had a problem. Hope this helps.
681057
I agree with Otto; they measure 4-3/8" between the yellow cushion pads and a tight 4-1/2" with the cushion pads removes. Be aware that these are a light duty clamp but are very handy if used on small jobs.
2075692
I use these pads for my dog and they are 21" x 21" per pad. He uses them at night. They also work very well.
846510
These hold about 1/2 cup of liquid. Make sure you leave enough room for the lid to go on without spilling otherwise you will have a leak when it starts to thaw.
1479930
ooops ! sorry on the misinformation. there are only 4 of the pads per package. i must have ordered 2 sets and put the remainder i didn't use in just one package. hope this is helpful.
1567394
I have never done a measurement test, but I can tell you from extensive experience that these hold more liquid more comfortably and without leakage or any odor far better than anything other pad available.
1274012
They work alright for small leaks, they would hold about 1/2 cup of liquid (just a guess). These are good size for a chair, the couch and a seat in the car. Not OK for beds, these are too small for that.
523948
Have no information on the hourglass maximum pad so I can't really give you an answer. Compared to the Tena product, she says it doesn't keep her dry enough.