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goldenbobcat
Asked October 2016
What is the best protection for night time incontinence?
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Oct 2016
We began by using pull up pads...depends or tenant...we also put washable bed pads...just in case of leakage. Now we use pads with the tabs on the sides.
10/09/2016 18:50:31
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