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Does Washable Leakproof Underwear Work?

Question: I’ve seen some washable absorbent incontinence underwear recently that look just like ordinary underwear. How do I know if they will work? Will they work less over time, after several washes?

You’re exactly right — washable leakproof underwear has come a very long way in recent years, so it’s hard to tell the difference between absorbent briefs and regular underwear. The good news is that washable absorbent underwear is very effective, even though it looks unassuming. This means you can enjoy a sleek, discreet design while being protected from leaks. Let’s dive deeper into how you can get the most out of your washable absorbent underwear.

Choosing the Right Absorbent Briefs for Your Needs

Before making a purchase, it’s important to research which absorbent briefs will best meet your needs. Most washable absorbent underwear will not work well for people who experience heavy urinary incontinence or bowel incontinence. However, they are a great solution for light-to-moderate urinary incontinence.

Leakproof Textile Technology

Market leaders in washable absorbent underwear have developed leakproof technology that’s designed to absorb leaks and withstand bodyweight pressure.

Confitex is leading the way with patented technology that provides superior absorbency while also being ultra-thin.

How Much Liquid Do Absorbent Briefs Hold?

Confitex’s range offers protection for light-to-moderate bladder leakage, with the Just’nCase Full Briefs with Extra Absorbency holding at least 1.7 fl oz and the Confitex for Men Short Trunks with Extra Absorbency holding at least 3.4 fl oz.

How Many Pairs of Absorbent Briefs Do I Need?

We recommend buying a single pair of washable absorbent underwear to test the fit and absorbency level, then stocking up on more pairs once you’ve found the right product for your needs. Depending on how often you change them, five or six pairs should see you through a week, with one laundry load in the middle. It’s worth noting that they do take a while to dry, and many brands cannot be tumble dried without compromising their leakproofing, so if you want to be able to wash and rewear them quickly, look for a brand that is dryer safe.

Does Washable Absorbent Underwear Maintain Absorbency Over Time?

Confitex’s absorbent briefs are built to last and will maintain absorbency even when washed. With the right care, your absorbent briefs will last as long as regular underwear, saving countless disposable incontinence products from ending up in landfill.

How to Care for Washable Absorbent Underwear

Caring for absorbent briefs is easy — simply turn them inside out and add them to your normal laundry load on a delicate cycle below 105°F. Do not use fabric softener as this could affect the absorbency. Read Confitex’s guide to caring for absorbent underwear to learn more.

Can I put Washable Absorbent Underwear in the Dryer?

Yes, Confitex’s absorbent briefs can safely be tumble dried on cool cycle — but this isn’t the case for all brands so always check the label before you buy.

With Confitex, you can have the best of both worlds when it comes to reliable leakproof technology and discreet design. Head to the Confitex website to learn more and browse their market-leading range of washable absorbent underwear.

SPECIAL OFFER FOR NAFC READERS:

Confitex leakproof underwear for men and women are available only online at confitex.com

To view the range and receive your exclusive 15% discount for NAFC readers, visit confitex.com and enter the code NAFC2315 at checkout. We recommend that you check the size guide before purchasing, and that you buy one pair first so you can check the size and absorbency in the comfort and privacy of your own home.  

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