where to buy waterproof undersheets (not the plasticy sort)

freda

Does anyone know where you can get waterproof undersheets that don't make it feel like there is a crinkly tarpaulin under the sheets?

Thanks in advance...

trinity1_2

Have you tried argos?

These look like a terry towelling surface:
- Waterproof Mattress Protector - Double
- Waterproof Bed Set - Double
- Waterproof Mattress Protector - Single.
- Waterproof Bed Set - Single.

zippybungle

I got a nice one from Dunelm Mill for my sons bed, it's waterproof, but not crinkly, the top of it has a very nice soft and padded material. Can't remember exactly how much it was, but wouldn't have been much more than £5 at the most.

taylorsmum

also try wilkinsons got mine from there really padded quite cheap

kit

I recently got one from Argos. Waterproof but not crinkly, towelling on top. Think I paid aboout £10.

3KIDSNOMONEY

i BOUGHT THE WATERPROOF SQUARES FROM BOOTS. ABOUT 1M SQUARE THEY COST ABOUT £15 BUT CAN BE EASILY WASHED AND DRIED AND CAN BE PLACED IN A BUGGY OR CAR SEAT. DEFINITELY VALUE FOR MONEY.

sooz

i got a pack of two single bed sized ones from matalan for 12 pounds - they have a slight crinkly sound, but soft terry top to them. they are fab, and have been in and out of the washing machine almost every day for the last 3 months [night toilet training going really well, as you can tell :rolleyes: ]

lyns_2

If you want it for a child use a Kylie sheet,there great go on top or under the sheet i used it on top so i only had to wash this if my son had a accident.
They are also used in homes for the elderly which is where i found out about them and last forever i have been using one for 10 years on my 3 children and was washed every day for 3 years for my daughter and she stopped wetting the bed when we brought her a cat
Just search for kylie sheet they say 200 washes but mine still works

consumermonkey

Hi, Kyle, or other such protectors are very good at their job, however, you should not use fabric conditioner with them as this stops them from doing the job properly, I think in the same way as if you use too much fab cond on towels, they don't absorb water too.

I know of places that have used the same ones for 10+ years repeatedly and they still work of sorts. The branded kyle's are expensive, but of course there are unbranded alternatives and different patterns too. In the group home I work in, they are even colour coded to each person usng them! a little extreme maybe, but quite a good idea.

consultant31

Definitely the Kylie sheets are the best ones, as used in nursing homes and some hospitals.

I used them for my incontinent FIL for years, they wash and wash. As someone else said, don't use fabric conditioner or they won't work.

I bought mine from a local hospital with an Incontinence Clinic - why not ask your local hospital where the nearest Incontinence Clinic is?

consultant31

Just found this company for if you haven't got a local clinic:

http://www.blushingbuyer.co.uk/acatalog/Kylie_Incontinence_Range.html

They're not cheap, but work out to be good value overall.