ZHEEYI 43x36 Positioning Bed Pad with Reinforced Handles - Reusable & Washable Patient Sheet for Turning, Lifting & Repositioning - Double-Sided Nylon Fabric, Black Review

I bought this to help me move my mom in her bed. My intention was to have it under her during the day so it's easy to move around. But it's too slippery for that. I think this is meant to move people from one bed to another, not just put someone in a more comfortable eating position. It is made of durable, high-quality material. Depending on your intentions, this can be very useful.

I bought this for my 107 year old mother. It's like having another helper. She's taller than me, but I'm not fighting to put her where I need her. I mainly use it on her hospital bed to pull her up to the headboard because she can roll from side to side without help. It is well made of smooth material and slides over the sheets very easily. I highly recommend this pillow.

When my elderly father came home from the hospital, he could not walk. We are so thankful we bought this because it REALLY helped him get in and out of bed and also helped us pick him up off the floor when he was trying to walk and fell. Luckily there were no injuries, but it would have been almost impossible to lift him if it wasn't for that. My dad is 5 feet 11 inches and about 165 pounds.

My wife sleeps on a waterproof mattress pad. The positioning pad, located under the protective mattress pad, makes it easier for caregivers to move it around the bed. It's advertised as washable, however, when we first washed it in the wash, the reinforcing tapes shrunk noticeably, reducing the overall size of the rug. It's still useful, but buyers should be careful when washing.

After 2 months of covid and a loss of 40lbs I brought my soul mate home from hospital and rehab. I put a pillow lower on the bed, and then I can single-handedly lift a 6-foot, 150+ pound man a few times by pulling on the top of the hospital bed. Now the ambulance is taking him to dialysis and they are also using a pad. I just bought my second one. I washed it in the washing machine and hung it to dry. Well done.

My sister ended up in a hospice with me. It saved a life. We're older and trying to turn someone over in bed or lift them up when they can't help was next to impossible. That made the task easier. She didn't sweat, and the material went easily over the sheets when she was lifted onto the bed. It had 4 handles on each side so it was easy to turn too. Easy to clean. I would like to have it in the hospice because it is so important to the caregiver and the patient.

I bought this bedspread in August. I have bought smaller pads in the past and have been very happy with them. These larger pads are better because they have grips and are longer. However, oddly enough, one of the two I bought shrunk drastically in the wash. I wash and dry both pads the same so I have no idea what the problem is. But the problem seems to be in the network. It can still be used but for the price the durability and consistency of the product seems better.