Review on AHJDL Rechargeable Reflective Dog Bark Collar - 5 Adjustable Sensitivity and Intensity Levels - 🐶 Dual Anti-Barking Modes - Rainproof - No Barking Control Shock Collar for Small Medium Large Dogs by Cindy Carlin

These pads are great for my little 8 lb Yorkshire bump. She accepted it immediately. She is 6 years old and has used disposable potty liners her whole life so I put them on to make sure she understood these were her new liners. She's always had a bad attitude towards pissing right next to her pads. So I don't know if I will continue to put on disposable pads or not because the system is working great now. Regardless, she's put them to good use this week. If I can get rid of the disposable pads they'll look a lot better in their place. You can hardly tell where she peed. I searched for a long time until I decided on these pads. It was all about her and a set of 2 in two shades of brown. I buy the brown ones when I subscribe and keep them to try them too. I have brown carpets and prefer shades of brown. These pads are gray in tone but will look brown on a tan carpet. I think I can last a week, or at least the better part of a week, before having to change two pads, so having at least 4 of these pads on hand is definitely a must. I can wash two of these together and have a clean set ready for next weekend when I'm busy with the dirty ones. Also, I've recently tried human tissue "cartridges" and I still prefer these pots because they lay flatter on the bottom and look prettier. But I've learned from human patrons to add at least 1 cup of borax with about a quarter or a half capful of laundry detergent to wash to get rid of stains or odors. I always let them soak for at least an hour and don't wash them with anything else. I've never had a problem with odor or stains!