The Conni Chair Pads Large (51cms x 61cms) is an absorbent and waterproof pad designed to assist in the management of incontinence when out and about or on seated furniture. The chair pads also include small rubberised dots in order to prevent the pad from moving. Use in places such as the seats in your vehicle, wheelchair or scooter, recliners or lounge chairs. The stay-dry top layer and slim absorbent core ensure comfort while the waterproof-breathable backing protects all seats, keeping them hygienic and stain free. Not only can you use your Conni Chair Pad for seated areas, but they can also be used for nappy changing, tummy time for babies, sitting during toddler playtime, in the boot of the car or after a water activity. DETAILS Lightweight and easy to use, machine washable and tumble dryer safe; Conni chair pads can be reused countless times. A cost-effective and environmentally sustainable alternative to disposable pads. Waterproof and breathable Soft stay-dry top layer Slim absorbent core holds up to 600mls of fluid Fabric is comfortable and quiet Extremely lightweight Absorbs fluid to protect furniture, wheelchairs, and cars Quick and easy to launder 51cms x 61cms CARE INSTRUCTIONS Machine washable and tumble dryer safe, Conni products can be used countless times! For best results, wash with WARM or COOL water and a good quality laundry detergent. Conni Absorbent products dry quickly on the clothesline or in the tumble dryer on LOW heat. Too much heat can damage the waterproof layer. Do not use fabric softeners Do not use bleach Certified PVC & Chemical Free! There is widespread concern about the use of toxic substances in fabrics used next to the skin because of the negative and sometimes long-term effects on health. Unlike many incontinence products our Bed Pads, Mattress Protectors and absorbent underwear are free of chemicals and fragrances. Our Conni products are Oeko-Tex accredited and safe to use against the skin. At Conni, we have created a proprietary blend of micro-fiber for our waterproof barrier in place of PVC due to its toxicity. For detailed information refer to Technology and Standards.
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