Wondering if it holds at least a cup of water? Are these thick or thin? Would it last a whole night for an ederly?
1861997
I use these for my dad and mother in law who are both hospice patients in my home. They both wear diapers and these very effectively keep the sheets dry when there is leakage from the diapers during the night. These are a great size as well. Although hospice provides pads, they are way too thin and I find one of these pads does a better job than overlapping two of the thin blue ones they provide so I purchase my own. I love these pads. Makes my life much easier!
1861998
I think they would hold a cup of water. They work very well. They are a little on the thin side but they do hold up overnight.
1861999
Yes. They are a very nice quality and absorb better than any other brand that we have tried. It does last the whole night with an adult. They have been a lifesaver for us.
1902041
Each cup holds approx. 1/2 cup water (actually, a tad less than 1/2 cup but more than 1/3). I use them to put spaghetti sauce in. Then I freeze them and vacuum seal them in individual bags. It works great!
24182
The cup will leak if not securely inside or if you let it overfill. I don't need a liner nor do I wear panties to bed with the cup and I sleep on white sheets! I do empty when I get up for a pee break in the middle of the night. So I may empty every 4 hours.
2188624
Hello!This can hold up to 22 ounces of water and measures about 15-inches long. Thank you!Entertainment Earth Client Services
1779001
If you preheat the mug with hot water for a few minutes it will last up to 5 hours hot. If you put it in the freezer for a few minutes it will keep things cold for up to 7 hours as advertised. Be sure and use the open and close valve. This cup has a small bottom to accommodate cup holders in cars. It does tip over easily. I love mine.
214274
No, they do not hold a cup. The jock is not cut quite wide enough, for that matter, if you have a sizable amount of junk. I bought 2 of them to use post hydrocele surgery. They are not as "roomy" as others on the market.
1161697
These hold about 1 cup liquid, the only downside is they are a bit shallow. Maybe about 1 inch tall, if that makes sense. They don't seem to tip too easy though.
192705
If you are talking about the thin hemp liners then these hold much more. We use one of these on top of 2 thin bamboo liners and dont ever have leaks with our heavy wetter at night. He easily goes 12 hours without an issue.
478216
It holds maybe a cup full, maybe less. I turn it on when I go to bed at night and I fall asleep with it, so I can't tell you how long it runs. This is a replacement. I had the same model for several years and I really needed to replace it.
1332388
I just filled one. It was about 3/4 of a cup of liquid. I am very happy with them!
978359
my six foot 300lb son wears these 24/7 and does not have leaks at night or during the day. he drinks a lot of water and is very active. I do not know in ounces but think it is a lot since he pees a lot at a time. when the diaper is overfull even it holds the urine in and he has no skin issues.
2133797
They are thick enough, if that makes sense. No cracks (have dropped them a couple of times) or problems with dishwasher use for about 3 months. I bought them for my parents who both have arthritis. The handle is large enough to comfortably hold the cup and it easily takes a 12oz. cup of coffee from their Keurig machine while leaving plenty of room for cream. I bought two more to use as water glasses! No complaints!
611282
Its about a cup, 6-8 ounces. They're not as deep as they look as the inside is kind of rounded.
628334
Filled all the way to the top, it holds 2 1/4 cups of water. Personally, it lasts me two nights then I refill again.
426963
it holds water just fine. it is a travel bowl. it will leak some. I only fill the bowl as needed. when the dog is thirsty i fill it up. when hes done I dump whats left (mostly slobber) out and wait til hes thirsty again. if you want a bowl you can fill once and leave alone, this is not for you. if you need something like that a regular bowl would be a better fit.
1354272
I tested one and poured six ounces of water in it which it absorbed with ease and felt quite dry to the touch. However that makes it rather heavy so if it had to hold that much it will require your supporting garment/s bear the load. I don't think they are intended to hold an entire day's flow but are good if you get leaky before you can make it to the can,
1821937
I poured really hot water (not boiling) in it and it lasted the whole night. It was still warm in the morning. If you are asking if the bottle lasts long or not then I would say it looks sturdy enough and I expect that it will last for years.