Fine chuck, but not a drawsheet
This is a good alternative for a disposable chuck (incontinence pad). It washes up well and it is waterproof against leakage from incontinence briefs. Unlike other brands, this pad is thin and has a scratchy texture. I thought it’d get softer after a few washes but it hasn’t. It is a little cooler to sleep on though. I like the saddle sheet style, because there’s less of a seam between the end of the waterproof pad and the beginning of the sheet. If a leg or arm lays across that seam, it’s not uncomfortable. I am using it for a hospital bed so tucking in the ends isn’t practical, though on a standard bed, it’d probably help prevent the pad from shifting around. It is not practical to use this as a drawsheet. The seam between the pad and sheet threatens to rip out when I turn my 65-lb grandmother. I have to hold onto the quilted pad part and there’s not quite enough material. If you’re shopping for a combination drawsheet/chuck, I’d recommend getting a style that has handles. I’m particularly fond of one that is 34”x54”.
Rating: 4 stars