All Incontinence & Toileting

While bladder control issues can be embarrassing for your loved one, they can also become a source of stress for the caregiver. The good news is that you’re not alone and there are some ways to make human odor removal easy and effective. We’ve put together a list of the top 7 tips the caregiving community might find helpful as they help loved ones.

Easy Tips for Removing Urine Odor

Posted by Lauren Caggiano on Thu Dec 08 2022

While bladder control issues can be embarrassing for your loved one, they can also become a source of stress for the caregiver. The good news is that you’re not alone and there are some ways to make human odor removal easy and effective. We’ve put together a list of the top 7 tips the caregiving community might find helpful as they help loved ones.Read More

How to Put On Adult Briefs

Posted by Nate Birt on Tue Jan 10 2023

If you or a loved one are experiencing incontinence, adult briefs (aka tab-style diapers) can minimize accidents, keeping furniture, bedding, and clothes dry. To make things easier, we’ve put together a step-by-step guide on putting a brief on a loved one or yourself. Read More

How to Put On & Take Off a Pull-Up

Posted by Chad Birt on Mon Jan 16 2023

Incontinence is really common. In fact, more than 25 million Americans deal with incontinence. Thankfully, incontinence products, like adult pull-up diapers (aka protective underwear), can prevent leaks, keep your skin dry, and provide an extra layer of protection. Below you’ll find step-by-step guides on how to put a pull-up on yourself and someone else. Read More

Incontinence leaks are very common, and although there’s no shame in it occurring occasionally, that doesn’t mean they have to happen. Adult diapers and incontinence briefs are designed to keep you dry and secure as you live your life — and you shouldn’t settle for anything mediocre. So here’s a look at how you can prevent incontinence leaks and related frustration at the same time.

Tips for Preventing Incontinence Leaks

Posted by Lauren Caggiano on Tue Jan 24 2023

If you or the person you care for use incontinence products, you might notice leaks every once in a while. This may often happen following periods of activity or overnight. Leaks can lead to skin irritation, wet clothes, odors, and embarrassment. This can affect the quality of life and erode a person’s conscience. Read More