Carebag Commode Liners with Super Absorbent Pad, 20 Count – Medical Grade – Fits Any Standard Bedside Commode Bucket – 20 Disposable Commode Liners for an Adult Commode Chair

The last order I received for this product had larger bags which were unwieldy for my commode bucket. The other three orders I have received including this last order had smaller bags which worked great!

We purchased these because the reviews were so good, and we thought they might offer an ideal solution for use on a small sailboat we’re fixing up that has tight quarters down below, just bench seats for sleeping and no dedicated “facilities.” In a narrow space at the bow of the boat, with a small portable toilet, privacy curtain and hand sanitizer, we hope to have what we need for a nearby overnight or even jaunts of a few hours. But, in close quarters and on a moving boat, we can afford neither spills nor smells. It’s so convenient to use one of these liners, each user tie theirs off after use (if you loop it after pulling the drawstrings, as the video shows, there should be no leaks or smells), put it in a sealed container and place a clean liner and pad for the next person. We intentionally put it to the test before heading out on an overnight. Not wishing to be graphic, but I actually put 2 tied off, used bags into the dock box for the day and overnight before disposing of them the next morning, so I’d know if we could sail off with confidence. The pad had certainly absorbed well enough that there was no concern about leaking, and (though I don’t know how these would perform for “extreme” soiling situations or illness) when I opened the dock box there was no smell whatsoever. I also like that while these do eventually biodegrade when exposed to heat or sunlight (mentioned in the finer print) they don’t feel super thin. I do think I’ll store the roll of liners in a small airtight container, as I don’t know if too much moisture in the air would alter the effectiveness of the pads. Simple, Clean, Convenient! Yay!

Much cheaper than purchasing at a medical supply store, especially if you do Subscribe and Save.

Bags fit our portable commode/shower chair's pail perfectly. So much easier disposing of a bag than trying to clean the pail after each void. My mom uses this almost exclusively for voiding. Due to incontinence, we never can transfer her to the chair in time to simply urinate. While the bag is convenient, we don't have much use for the pad due to the situation. I wish they would produce a less expensive item just including the bag but excluding the pad. The pad does not seem to cut down on the post-void odor. Also, I find the bags a bit tough to close - pulling on the drawstring doesn't completely close the bag. I'm usually in a hurry since I'm holding my breath. I might try the kitty litter suggestion from others. I've found that wiping the seat with a disinfecting wipe and then tossing it in the pail cuts down on the odor.Even with these minor complaints/suggestions, I wouldn't want to be without these liners. They have improved an unpleasant situation.

Used to line a commode. Easy & clean... Excellent idea that the absorbant pad is included.... This us a no mess product. My husband recovering from a colon reconnect surgery. BM's are irregular for the first week and a half... Having the commode & the liners made this period of time less stressful for the patient and caregiver. The plastic is strong enough... no leaks. I did notice that it was a bit stinky, after a few hours, if I disposed the used bag in the kitchen garbage.... What works better & not stinky is to close the liner by twisting it just above the mess, then turn it into itself.... sort of a double bagging effect.... tie w the strings. Then I put the bag near the exiting apartment door and when I go out each day, I throw it in the Large Apartment Garbage.... All done....

I have bought other liners outside of Amazon and this brand is very good quality for size and thickness.It includes a small pad inside each liner. It does cost more, but you pay for what you get.I would buy again after I test a couple more brands ,less pricey to see the quality.I got 20 and you may need to purchase 60 or more, depending how many in their normal packing.I think I got the introductory pkg. you do need to separate each liner apart. No big deal.

I had a major spine surgery 5 days ago. While inpatient I had to use the commode and I now have to at home as well. These completely eliminate ALL odors and trap 100% of liquids. There is a pail next to my commode with a days worth of waste in it and there is no smell! My caretaker has remarked multiple times at how easy they are to use and how much nicer it is than dealing with the regular liners. I will continue to purchase these for my recovery. Thank you so much for a great product!

As a caregiver, I couldn't do without these things. The only criticism I have is that they don't close completely. They are drawstring bags and don't close tightly. If I don't take extra precautions with twisting the neck of the back and using the long twist ties to tie it in place, the bag will leak. Still they are definitely better than washing the pail out. A little extra absorbent padding at the bottom would be nice. Then there would be less leakage. I haven't tried any others to see if there is something better.

Wir haben sie damals für den Toilettenstuhl meines pflegebedürftigen Papas verwendet. Sie waren echt qualitativ und sehr lebenserleichternd zu seinen Lebzeiten. Sie waren aber sehr teuer auf dauern. Deshalb sind wir auf eine günstigere Alternative umgestiegen, die wir online gefunden haben.

Handful carebag for disabled persons

Does the job, are quality and don't break.

A really good product that does what it has too! They are quite expensive and didn't last long but are a good price compared to some sellers. Perfect for occasional use but would bankrupt me if I had to use them on a daily basis. Easy to use and easy to close after use. Will buy again when needed

un peu cher cependant très pratique