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Our pad<\/a> replaces PP with a 70% viscose \/ 30% polyester needle-punched nonwoven absorbent core. Viscose is a natural-based fiber derived from wood pulp. It is:<\/p>\n More breathable than synthetic alternatives<\/p>\n Softer to the touch \u2013 no rough or scratchy feel<\/p>\n Naturally absorbent \u2013 pulls moisture away from the skin faster<\/p>\n The polyester component adds strength to survive repeated washing. This is not a one-time-use material. It is engineered for the laundry room.<\/p>\n Fewer complaints = stronger brand loyalty<\/p>\n When your customers (nursing homes, hospitals, or home care users) experience fewer skin issues, they stick with your brand. Complaints are expensive \u2013 they require customer service time, replacement product shipments, and often result in lost accounts.<\/p>\n By specifying a viscose-based absorbent core, you differentiate your product in a crowded market. Most competitors will not invest in this material. You can.<\/p>\n We do not hide material specifications. Our pad<\/a> uses 70% viscose \/ 30% polyester needle-punched nonwoven at 360gsm. The top surface is warp-knit quick-dry fabric. The backsheet is 0.02\u4e1d PU membrane \u2013 thin, waterproof, and breathable.<\/p>\n We invite you to compare. Order a sample of our incontinence pad and your current supplier\u2019s pad. Feel the difference. Then check your complaint log in 90 days.<\/p>\n Learn more: http:\/\/www.springtextile.com<\/u><\/a>\u00a0Or\u00a0Spring Hometextile video channel:\u00a0www.youtube.com\/channel\/UCMCz-yKQMYxA1e2Uscw5PHw<\/u><\/a>\u00a0Also can\u00a0contact<\/u><\/a>\u00a0Tina\u00a0at: sale3@springtextile.com<\/u><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Here is a common headache in the incontinence care category: skin complaints. When end users \u2013 especially elderly patients or postpartum mothers \u2013 develop redness or irritation, they blame the pad. Then they blame the brand on the package. Then … Continue reading