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PG#: 00003vMSC061000 By: Medline Industries Comes with hand pump. 34 x 76 when inflated Med Aire Low Air Loss Alternating Pressure Mattress Overlay with Pump PG#: 00006v14025N By: Drive The product is designed to be used in the prevention, treatment and management of pressure ulcers. ShearCare 1500 Bariatric Dual Pressure Foam Mattress by Mason PG#: 00006v1500SC-42-FB By: Drive Protekt Aire 4000 Alternating Mattress System PG#: 00001vLV80040 By: Protekt Protekt Aire 4000 Alternating/Low Air Loss Mattress System, 1st defense for facilities to treat pressure ulcers stages I-IV. DMI Radial Cut Memory Foam Pillow PG#: 000041v554-8011-4300 By: DMI Radial Cut Memory Foam Pillow Supports head and neck for optimal comfort and helps promote proper spine alignment Thera Pad Extra Thick Eggcrate Bed Pad (4 Inch) PG#: 00002v38004 By: Complete Medical Extra thick eggcrate-style bed pad.
Increases comfort & prevents pressure sores. Premium Guard Static Air Mattress Overlay By Drive PG#: 00006v14428 By: Drive Unique construction allows for efficient air flow throughout mattress for use in the treatment and prevention of pressure sores. Airone Alternating Pressure Pump and Pad Set PG#: 00003vMSCAIRONE By: Airone Alternating air mattress by Medline. Prevents bed sores by reducing pressure using air pockets that alternately fill and empty. Med Aire Alternating Pressure Mattress Replacement System PG#: 00006v14027 By: Drive The system provides alternating pressure and is designed to be used in the prevention, treatment and management of Pressure Ulcers. Med Aire Fixed Pressure Pump and Deluxe Pad PG#: 00006v14002E By: Drive 130 individual bubble cells for maximum comfort and effectiveness. Quiet pump technology alternately inflates and deflates the pads air cells. Convoluted Foam Bed Pads - Home Bed Sized
PG#: 000015vF9010E By: Essential Medical Home bed sized foam egg create mattress pads. Various thicknesses and sizes available. Gel Foam Mattress Overlay PG#: 00001vINVIVCGFMO2 By: Invacare 3.5 inch thick mattress overlay helps prevent and treat pressure ulcers. Vapor permeable waterproof cover with low friction and shear. Medline Aero-Pulse Pressure Pad PG#: 00003vMSC80706 By: Medline Industries Pad replacement for Medline Aero Pulse system. Relief-Care Pro Dual-Zone Foam Mattress with SMT PG#: 00002vHTM84 By: Complete Medical Uses advanced Surface Modification Technology to create a clinically effective support surface. Dry Flotation Mattress Overlay-4 Section PG#: 00002vMATTSYSC By: Complete Medical Non-powered support surface for healing stage II, III & IV ischemic ulcers. Med Aire Standard Bubble Pad PG#: 00006v14003 By: Drive Standard Pad Only 78 Premium Guard Water Mattress By Drive
PG#: 00006v14400 By: Drive Three water baffles enhance movement and support to reduce pressure and conform to varying body weights. Med Aire Deluxe Pad with End Flaps Only By Drive PG#: 00005v14334300 By: Medi-Aire Pressure Prevention Support Surface Mattress Overlay. Med Aire Low Air Loss Alternating Pressure Mattress Replacement PG#: 00006v14029DP By: DrivePlease choose to continue your session or sign out now.Freshen your bed with a cleaner egg crate pad. While relatively inexpensive, egg crates for your bed don’t need to be thrown away when stained or soiled, and cleanings never need to cost more than a replacement would. It’s possible to effectively clean an egg crate mattress topper with relative ease. Depending on the level of cleaning you’re after — from routine tidying to a more thorough sterilization — you’ll quickly learn that regaining a comfortable, sanitary sleep can be achieved in a number of ways. Discarding the Dirt If you've occasionally given in to the temptation of a late-night snack in bed, crumbs become an unavoidable nuisance.
However, fragments of a cookie, fabric pills, dirt or any other debris buildup on an egg crate can be banished in a few simple steps. Begin by removing any bedding from the egg crate and giving it a good shake to loosen any unwanted dirt. Then, with one of the small attachments fitted to your vacuum cleaner, carefully vacuum the egg crate to pick up any of the leftover particles. Vacuum both sides before placing the egg crate back on the bed. Stains, Stains Go Away Based on the size of the egg crate, its thickness and the durability of the material, you may be able to wash it in your washing machine. With a standard machine, however, you run the risk of the foam tearing due to the agitation. You may have better luck using a commercial-size or oversize load machine as an alternative. Set the washing machine to the gentlest cycle and use a small amount of mild detergent. If you’re not keen on running the risk of damaging the pad, a combination of a spot-cleaning treatment and thorough rinsing may be the perfect compromise.
For an at-home solution free of toxins, prepare a fabric cleaner from a mixture of water, white distilled vinegar and lemon juice. Spray the cleaner on the soiled areas and allow it to soak in for approximately 20 minutes. Afterward, completely rinse off both sides in the shower. Remove excess water by wringing out the egg crate or folding it over and pressing out the water. Drying Time Regardless of the method you use to wash the egg crate, you must allow it to properly dry before placing it back on the bed. Excess moisture could cause odors or, in some instances, mold or mildew to form. A tumble dryer may cause the foam to melt when exposed to direct heat. If you decide to use a dryer, use a low, gentle setting -- even an "air only" setting -- and check on the egg crate often. A successful substitute for machine drying is simply laying the egg crate on a flat, dry surface and allowing it to air dry. For any areas that are particularly oversaturated, a wet/dry vac can be used to speed up the drying process.