How do they work for a side sleeper? My husband's sides are always wet. Depend &amp; Assurance briefs have no absorbency on the sides .
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based on my experience,almost two years of incontinence I use only the DEPEND REAL FIT size S/M even being a size 38 (178 lbs) needs to be real tight plus one or two TRANQUILITY BOOSTER PADS set just below the belt;one front ,one back it adds a certain layer of absorbancy.they may be set before putting the diaper on or put on the diaper and slide in one or more booster pads while you are wearing the diaper;it is the best solution I have found so far;open for better suggestions! incontinence is hell.......good luck. C.W.
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My husband is the one who uses the cot. He said it is extremely comfortable for side sleepers. Since it is oversized one has plenty of room to move around. He loves his Kwik Cot.
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My little guy sleeps with it. Nor sure about side sleepers just because he only weights 50 lbs. Had no issue in the past year. Very comfy.
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The sides are a stretchy fabric that is different from the top of the matress protector. The top has a layer of waterproof material underneath the terrycloth. I doubt that the sides are completely waterproof, but liquid might roll off, as it is finely woven and slick. I haven't spilled anything on it, so I am not 100 percent sure of this.
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Pretty self explanatory.... Just place them under your eyes. I like to relax for 10 mins while I wear them... But if they aren't too wet I can walk around in them abs they won't shift
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I have owned a couple sets of these sheets for at least 6 months and absolutely love them. Because the elastic is on the entire perimeter, the sheets stay in place much better than regular twin sheets. However, for some strange reason,the sheets on my husband's side of the bed slips often. I think that he is simply a rough sleeper. I have raised my side of the bed to an almost full 90 degrees without the sheet slipping. I turn often in my sleep and the sheet stays in tact. In order to test whether it was a different sizing or better elastic on one sheet, we switched our sheets. Lo and behold, the slipping happened again, so I concluded that it is just my husband! I have owned a couple sets of these sheets for at least 6 months and absolutely love them. Because the elastic is on the entire perimeter, the sheets stay in place much better than regular twin sheets. However, for some strange reason,the sheets on my husband's side of the bed slips often. I think that he is simply a rough sleeper. I have raised my side of the bed to an almost full 90 degrees without the sheet slipping. I turn often in my sleep and the sheet stays in tact. In order to test whether it was a different sizing or better elastic on one sheet, we switched our sheets. Lo and... » Read More I have owned a couple sets of these sheets for at least 6 months and absolutely love them. Because the elastic is on the entire perimeter, the sheets stay in place much better than regular twin sheets. However, for some strange reason,the sheets on my husband's side of the bed slips often. I think that he is simply a rough sleeper. I have raised my side of the bed to an almost full 90 degrees without the sheet slipping. I turn often in my sleep and the sheet stays in tact. In order to test whether it was a different sizing or better elastic on one sheet, we switched our sheets. Lo and behold, the slipping happened again, so I concluded that it is just my husband! « Show Less
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My husband does have nights where he tosses and turns a lot, and when we get up in the morning the WP mat is twisted, etc, near his feet. I also hang a couple of inches of the mat over the side [rather than having it even with the mattress], and since we've been using these mats the sheets are dry every morning which is just fabulous as far as I'm concerned! Also, there is not any extra fabric to tuck under the mattress; I wish that they did include that but they don't.
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This pillow has two very different sides. One side has a fiber fill and the other is a cool memory foam side. I personally prefer a cool pillow so I always sleep with my head on the cool side. I am a side sleeper and this pillow works so well for me. My signifant other is a back sleeper and uses the same cool side. I have to mention that the foam side is not very thick, (maybe 3/4 of an inch layer) but having that layer of coolness next to your skin with the support of the fiber fill under it is very comfortable. We obviously love these pillows. Hope this helps.
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Hello, the Depends Guards for Men offer a 9 oz absorbency. Please let me know if you need any additional assistance. Thank you!
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I am also a side sleeper and it doesn't bother me. The gel is broken into squares with small indentions. You can only feel them without the pillow case. They are not deep and do not interfere with my sleep. With a pillow case its like a regular foam pillow that just feels cool against skin. Hope this helped!
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I clip the alarm to my son's underpants and then put pullups over them. This way the alarm can work and the bed stays dry. Keep a stack of dry underpants and pullups out for quick nighttime changes. Good luck.
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I am a side sleeper (at the beginning) and I like the comfort with two pillows the keep the spine straight. The spouse starts on her back with an orthopedic pillow and never complains.
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Works fine for side or back sleepers. My wife is a side sleeper. Best pillow she has ever used.
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They do not work well midstream. I tried with one. The absorbent part is covered on top by a little strip of plastic. It might have worked better if I held it sideways, but I only tried it once and I didn't want to waste anymore that way. I think you're better of just dipping it.
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I am also a side sleeper. These pillows are wonderful, they support your neck and back. First pillow I have owned that does everything its supposed to.
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I didn't try to sleep with them. This particular brand did not give me enough compression (I'm 145 lbs). But my 83 year old husband, who has skinny legs found the this brand tight enough to wear during the day that his legs didn't get as tired (he walks about an hour and a half). I prefer the compression socks with specific milliliter sizes, rather than those which are just small medium and large. I ecommended a different brand, responding to an Amazon question like yours and my answer was removed. Neither found the need to wear them at night.
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I guess it depends on how loud he's actually speaking, how light a sleeper you are, and how far in you are willing to press in those earplugs (lol). Personally, I must be a very light sleeper, because even if my husband is just sleeping with his mouth open and hasn't even BEGUN to start snoring yet, it wakes me up. So, I find I have to really press a wad of these wax-like earplugs into my ear enough to block out even light sounds. As I've said before, tho', these are the ONLY earplugs that have worked for me in many years for heaving snoring (plus, it seems that the older I get, the less soundly I sleep). I hope they will help you filter out your husband's nighttime story-telling!