Under Pad

Why Choose Us

Quality Raw Material

We use safe 100% high-quality natural soft cotton for premier care of babies and Adult. And our innovative products are with biodegradable materials to keep our responsibility for environmental protection. Additionally, we could customize the product quality with your market demand.

Wide Product Range

We could provide various of baby and adult care products, including baby open diapers, baby pants, baby change mats, bibs, wet wipes, cotton buds, sanitary napkin, adult diaper, under pad and so on. OEM/ODM is warmly welcome!

Professional Advanced Equipment

We have a number of domestic first-class automated diaper production lines, wet wipes production lines, and pad production lines in our factory, and have established professional product R&D centers and testing centers to continuously develop high-quality products.

Complete Product Qualifications

Our products all have passed test of ISO, CE, FDA, SGS, etc. The quality of our products is highly praised by customers. All of our products comply with international quality standards and are greatly appreciated in a variety of different markets throughout the world.

Disposable Underpads for Adults

* Material: Non Woven Fabric, Non Woven Fabric+Wood Pulp+PE. * Style: Disposable. * Place of Origin: Fujian, China

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Disposable Incontinence Underpads

* Material: Non Woven Fabric, Non Woven Fabric+Wood Pulp+PE. * Style: Disposable. * Place of Origin: Fujian, China

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Benefits of Under Pad

Protecting the mattress and bedding

One of the primary benefits of using bed pads is that they can help protect the mattress and bedding from damage due to spills, incontinence, or other accidents. This can help extend the life of the mattress and save money in the long run.

Improving hygiene

Bed pads can help improve hygiene by preventing urine or other bodily fluids from coming into direct contact with the skin. This can help prevent the growth of bacteria and reduce the risk of infection.

Reducing laundry

Using bed pads can help reduce the amount of laundry that needs to be done, as they can be easily replaced or washed. This can save time and energy for caregivers or individuals who need to manage their own laundry.

Increasing comfort

For individuals who have incontinence or other medical conditions, bed pads can help increase comfort by providing a soft, absorbent layer between the body and the bed. This can help prevent skin irritation and improve overall comfort during sleep.

Providing peace of mind

Knowing that there is a protective layer between the body and the bed can provide peace of mind for both caregivers and individuals who need to use bed pads. This can help reduce stress and anxiety, and allow for a more restful sleep.

How to Choose Under Pad

Types of Bed Pads: Choosing between disposable and washable bed pads is the first big decision you'll face. Disposable underpads offer convenience but can be more expensive over time. Washable bed pads are environmentally friendly and can be more economical. Brands like Wuhan Youfu provide a range of options in both categories, including specialty incontinence underpads and breathable bed pad.

The Science of Absorbency: Absorbency is not a one-size-fits-all feature. There are different levels: light, maximum, and overnight. Light absorbency is suitable for minor leaks, while maximum absorbency can handle more fluid. For extended use, overnight absorbency is advisable. Wuhan Youfu offers products that cover all levels of absorbency.

New Styles in Bed Pads: Traditional disposable underpad is flat, but new designs by Wuhan Youfu company have transformed the landscape. The modern offerings from companies like Wuhan Youfu include four-layer pads with elastic all around so that fixed on mattress well. The innovation doesn't stop there; some mattress pad even incorporate advanced materials for added comfort and protection.

Material Considerations: Softness is essential for preventing skin irritation, while a waterproof layer is crucial for maximum protection. Many pads offer both, using a combination of soft materials like cotton for the skin-contact layer and a waterproof layer for maximum protection.

Size and Dimensions: Bed pads come in standard sizes, but custom options are also available. The size should match not only your bed but also the specific area you wish to protect. The dimensions often depend on whether the pad is intended for single or multiple users.

Ease of Use: Would a fitted sheet be easier for you to manage, or would a flat pad do? Also, consider how often you'll need to change pads. If it's frequently, ease of removal and installation becomes even more important.

Additional Features: Beyond basic bed pads, there are additional features like waterproof mattress covers and bed protector pads to consider. These can offer supplementary layers of protection, especially useful for those dealing with more severe incontinence issues.

The Main Components of The Under Pad

Top Sheet

The top layer of the underpad that comes into contact with the skin. It is usually made of a soft, breathable material such as a nonwoven fabric that feels comfortable against the skin.

Absorbent Core

The central part of the underpad where liquid is absorbed and retained. This core is typically made from super-absorbent polymers (SAP), which can hold many times their weight in liquid, preventing it from seeping through to the lower layers or onto surfaces beneath the pad.

Waterproof Back Layer

This layer prevents liquids from leaking through the underpad and onto bedding or furniture. It is usually made from plastic or a similar material that is impermeable to fluids.

Leak Guards or Barriers

Found at the edges of the underpad, these raised barriers help direct liquids towards the center of the absorbent core, reducing the likelihood of side leakage.

Adhesive Strips

Some underpads have adhesive strips on the back to secure the pad to the mattress or other surfaces, ensuring it stays in place during use.

Tabs or Fasteners

Tabs or other fastening mechanisms allow the underpad to be easily secured around the individual, providing a snug fit that minimizes the risk of shifting or bunching.

What are the Applications of Under Pad

Medical uses

Underpads can be helpful during ostomy changes, especially if you're new to ostomy care. Use them to reduce mess during wound care. Protect bedding from mess and stains when you're ill with the flu or similar illnesses.

Baby and child care use

Use them during potty training or if you have a child who wets the bed. Disposable underpads are great on-the-go changing pads. Reusable bed pads can double as burp cloths. Protect your lap from leaky diapers. Use between your crib mattress and sheet to keep the baby dry at night.

Pet care uses

Use as training pads when housebreaking a puppy. Put an underpad in the bottom of your kennel/pet crate to make cleanup easier.

DIY and crafts use

Use as a drop cloth to protect small areas when painting.
Protect surfaces from paint or liquid spills when doing crafts.

Other uses around the home

Use as instant spill cleanup for jobs too big for paper towels. Try an underpad between the interior of the garbage can and the trash bag to soak up any leaks.

Under Pad Features

Waterproof or Water-Resistant Surface

Many pads have a waterproof layer to protect the underlying surface and facilitate easy cleanup, particularly important for bed pads and incontinence pads.Pads may be made from materials such as memory foam, latex, vinyl, or cotton to provide different levels of cushioning and breathability. Memory foam, for example, conforms to the body's shape for added comfort.

Non-Slip Backing

A non-slip material on the underside of the pad helps keep it in place, preventing sliding on floors, beds, or exercise equipment.The construction of the pad should be durable to withstand frequent use and washing without degrading the materials or losing functionality.Certain pads are designed to retain heat, which can be beneficial for warmth during colder conditions or for therapeutic purposes.

Anti-Microbial Properties

Some pads are treated with anti-microbial agents to inhibit the growth of bacteria, mold, and mildew, which is beneficial for hygiene purposes, especially in medical settings.Pads that are lightweight and easy to fold can be more convenient for travel or moving between locations.

Absorbency

For pads that are intended to manage moisture, such as incontinence pads, high absorbency materials are critical to keep the user dry and comfortable.Some pads come with removable and interchangeable covers, allowing for easier cleaning and replacement without having to replace the entire pad.Particularly for exercise mats, adjustable features like straps or Velcro closures can secure the pad to the user or exercise equipment, ensuring stability during use.

Washability

Pads should be easy to clean, with some being machine washable for convenience and repeated use.Pads come in a variety of sizes to accommodate different needs, from small, portable mats to large, full-body pads.

How to Maintain Under Pad

Daily Cleaning

For reusable under pads, such as bed pads or exercise mats, wipe down the surface with a damp cloth after each use, especially if there has been contact with bodily fluids.

Machine Washing

Most reusable pads can be machine washed. Check the manufacturer's instructions for specific washing guidelines, including water temperature, cycle type (delicate or normal), and any recommended detergents. Avoid using fabric softeners as they can reduce the absorbency of some materials.

Hand Washing

If hand washing is recommended or required, use warm soapy water and gently scrub the pad. Rinse thoroughly and allow it to air dry.

Drying

Allow pads to air dry completely before storing. Do not use a dryer unless the manufacturer indicates it is safe to do so, as heat can damage some materials.

Fold and Store

Once dry, fold the pad neatly and store it in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity to prevent mildew.Do not store pads in a crumpled state as this can lead to permanent creases and affect their durability and appearance.

Check for Damage

Regularly inspect pads for signs of wear, tears, or material deterioration. Replace damaged pads to maintain hygiene and functionality.If a pad loses its absorbency, it may no longer serve its purpose effectively. Consider replacing it if this occurs.When using bed pads, consider placing a protective sheet over the mattress to extend the life of both the mattress and the pad by catching spills and stains.

How to Use The Under Pad?

Open the package of products open with a scissor to cut the edges of the bottom. When you take it out of the packaging, it can provide a better place for you to hold onto the pad. First of all, cut into the edges of the bottom of the bag, and keep the entire package unbroken. Then keep the bottom two sides apart and open each of the sides of the bag.

Remove the underpad from the surrounding bag of products, and place it in a folded-up state. It's likely that the plastic-looking side will be face up when you put the pad down, and you will be embarrassed if the white absorption is shown. So you can try to grab the pads one at a time if you want to look at the pad with it showing the white.

Unfold the pad. Grab the edge of the product and “throw” it outward, away from you, which can create an air burst to separate the quarters of the product from each of themselves, creating a product.

Place the pad down on the surface, with the white side up. On one hand, the white side can absorb the moisture, on the other hand, the plastic-looking side can help deter any moisture from going through and onto the surface.

Our factory

Fujian Nan'an Quanfa Paper Product Co., Ltd. was founded in 2010 and is located in Lujiang Industrial Zone, Liucheng, Nan'an City, Fujian Province, China. It is a comprehensive company that integrates independent research and development, manufacturing, domestic and foreign sales, and OEM processing services. The company implements a multi-brand development strategy, with its own brands including "Yierle" , "Beidele" and "Megachoice". Its main products are baby diaper, Baby Pant Diaper,Sanitary napkins,Adult Diaper, Adult Pant Diaper, Under Pad, Pet Diaper, Wet Wipe, Face Mask, Raw Material etc.Since the establishment of the company, it has been guided by technological innovation and excellent quality. Quanfa Paper Products specializes in every detail of the work. All products are controlled through scientific, rigorous production processes and professional laboratory testing, and strive for excellence. To produce safety, comfort, hygiene, environmental protection products, give back to our customers.

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FAQ

Q: What is under pads?

A: Underpads, also called chux pads or bed pads, are heavy-duty absorbent products that help protect furniture, mattresses, wheelchairs, and other surfaces against daytime or overnight incontinence (bedwetting). These disposable underpads are quilted with high-absorbency materials that soak up leaks and odors.

Q: What is the difference between bed pad and underpad?

A: Bed pads are a large pad that can be placed on beds, chairs, sofas, and other surfaces to prevent liquid from getting onto fabrics and other surfaces. Underpads for bed are flat absorbent pads that protect the top of upholstery or sheets in order to reduce time-consuming linen changes and wash loads.

Q: What are underpads used for in hospitals?

A: Underpads are often used to protect the skin of patients who are incontinent. These products effectively absorb moisture and present a quick-drying surface to the skin.

Q: How is a pad applied?

A: How to use pads. Pads come in different sizes-they can be thin for when you're not bleeding much (pantyliners), regular, or thick for heavier bleeding (“maxi” or “super” pads). You can use whichever kind feels most comfortable to you. Stick the pad in your underwear using the sticky strip on the back.Explain that pads (even super absorbent or long versions) are designed so they aren't visible through clothing. Therefore, nobody needs to know someone is wearing a pad or is having their period unless they decide to tell them.

Q: Who needs under pads?

A: Incontinence Management: One of the primary uses of underpad sheets is in managing incontinence. Whether for the elderly, individuals with mobility issues, or those recovering from surgery, these sheets provide an added layer of protection against accidental leaks, keeping beds and upholstery dry.

Q: What is the purpose of an underpad?

A: An underpad is usually placed above or below the linens and absorbs leaking liquid. Underpads have become the standard in long-term care facilities and hospitals to protect mattresses and furniture from urine damage and reduce linen laundry.

Q: What are the benefits of underpad?

A: Underpads provide a practical solution by offering a waterproof barrier that protects bedding, mattresses, and furniture from bodily fluids, reducing the risk of infections and maintaining a clean and comfortable environment for the patient.

Q: Why do we need to put a bed pad?

A: The mattress pad is designed to act as a neutralizer between your sheets and mattress. This neutralizer performs many duties such as regulating temperature and breathability, defending durability and making sure your wine-night-gone-wrong doesn't seep through to your mattress.

Q: What are the pads on hospital beds called?

A: Hospital bed pads for incontinence, aka hospital chucks or hospital pads, are used in healthcare facilities and hospitals for patients with incontinence. Whether or not patients are using adult diapers, extra protection ensures healthcare environmental hygiene and can be beneficial to the healing process.

Q: Why is an incontinence pad used on the bed?

A: From frequent wake-ups to needing to change your sheets — incontinence pads are one solution that can help you protect your bed linens and mattress. You traditionally place these pads over your sheets to keep fluids from reaching your sheets and mattress.

Q: Can you wear a pad for 8 hours?

A: It's not a good idea to go an entire school day without changing pads, pantiliners, or tampons. No matter how light your flow is, or even if there is no flow, bacteria can build up. Changing your pad every 3 or 4 hours (more if your period is heavy) is good hygiene and helps prevent bad odors.

Q: Can I wear a pad for 12 hours?

A: The simple answer is, it's not hygienic to wear a pad for 12 hours even if you have a light flow. Bacteria can build up in this duration and cause odour or lead to infections. So, how often should you change your pad? After every 3-4 hours is a good time frame.

Q: Can you sleep with a pad on?

A: If you use pads, look for overnight pads which tend to be thicker and longer / wider which will cover more of your vulva area while you sleep, whether you sleep on your front or your back. Cheeky Wipes bamboo reusable pads are perfect for overnight as they're the most absorbent in the range.

Q: How many hours can you wear a pad?

A: In the case of pads, you decide what works best for you, since there isn't the risk of toxic shock syndrome. 4 You can wear a pad overnight or for six hours or more during the day. If you have a heavy flow, you will need to change it more often and bring along supplies when you are away from home.

Q: How long can you wear a pad overnight?

A: The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) recommends changing your pad at least every 4 to 8 hours, but that's just a very general range. How often you change your pad depends on your flow, the type of pad you use, and what feels most comfortable.

Q: Why do adults wear pads?

A: People must wash their underwear often to avoid stains on their underwear. If possible, they should wear a pad at night to prevent leakage during sleep. If the person sweats heavily, moisture could irritate the skin, causing rashes to develop over time. A pad can help with this as well.

Q: Do you have to wear a pad with always discreet?

A: We recommend that you wear Always Discreet Liners and Pads for whatever duration is appropriate for your personal needs. There is a wide variety of Always Discreet incontinence products for bladder weakness to meet the needs of all women. These draw away moisture and neutralise odour.

Q: Should I change my pad every time I pee?

A: Pads should be changed every 4-6 hours, or as soon as possible after they are wet or soiled. Don't re-use wet pads, as they are likely to deteriorate more quickly and leak. Most people use 4-6 pads a day.Underpad. 375. Product Description. Adult diapers are used for the elderly with urinary incontinence problem and patients who are paralyzed or impaired. However, underpads are a better option than diapers, especially, during nights because they are more comfortable.

Q: Is it necessary to have an underlay?

A: This means, that installing an underlay is an essential part of installing a new floor, whether the chosen material is laminate or wood. It also helps to insulate the room (measured in tog), reduce noise (measured in decibels).Place the pad on the bed white side up. If the underpad has adhesive strips, remove the paper cover from the strip. Press down on the incontinence pad firmly, securing it onto the bed sheet.

Q: Should I have underlay?

A: Yes, All carpets apart from felt-backed carpets should have underlay. Obviously budget is sometimes an issue with underlays, but it is well worth the extra money. Without underlay, there would be the following financial drawbacks: Wear.

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