Reusable Flat Slide Sheet for Patient Transfer, Turning, and Repositioning in Beds, Hospitals and Home Care, Sliding Draw Sheets to Assist Moving Elderly and Disabled (Blue, 90X70 cm)

My mother is in a wheelchair and we transfer her to bed using a "Sit to Stand" which is an amazing machine but still need to "turn" her from a sitting position to lay in bed. This product allows me to turn her by myself. I put the product on top of the sheets/cotton pads we use for any night time leakage -- I fold the length of the product to make it about 1/2 the length/extra strong for movement/ease to get it out later -- and position it where I will sit my Mom on the bed -- leaving some material around her so I can shift her once I have turned her to a flat position.Once I have her sitting in bed, I put my right arm around her back and the left arm under her knees -- and then twist her into a flat position. I then can use the material around her to adjust her to middle/straighter position.The material is wonderful! It slides out from underneath her smoothly after I have adjusted her to a comfortable position -- and doesn't cause skin issues as it is very thin (yet very strong to move her!) and you can slide it out from underneath her nighty/adult diaper with minimal effort.I used to use a garbage bag, which was a 1-time use, not as strong, and didn't work as good as this material. (Plus I can wash this product and it washes/dries well!)It seems expensive but it has saved my back -- and I think my back is worth $24!! Plus I move Mom quickly into position so she doesn't get upset/time to worry (as she knows she cannot turn herself/nor help me at all) THANK YOU FOR THIS PRODUCT!!

تقييم المنتج صفر .. المنتج اللى وصل مختلف تماما وغير مطابق للمواصفات الخاصة بالمنتج اللى امازون عارضاه على الصفحة .. نتمنى تحرى الدقة ومطابقة المواصفات والمراجعة قبل الارسال للعميل .. شكرا

I have some ability to move myself in my hike hospital bed but this under me helps me slide up and down and from side to side on my own without assistance. I expected it to increase the temperature ie make me hot but I didn’t even notice it was there! Once correctly placed (I use it to move myself back up to top of bed after inevitable creeping down to foot of bed by simply grasping my side rails and pushing myself up) it does it’s job. While I have it set to slide up and down it also is effective in sliding from side to side without re-orientation. I can’t speak to durability as I’ve only used it a week but it seems for the price it will be a good choice long term.

I had back surgery and needed not to “twist” when getting in/out of bed. This was an amazing tool! My friend recommended after her back surgery and I sent one to my friend for her back surgery!!! So many back surgeries…. Only thing I didn’t love is that it isn’t very “breathable” meaning I was very sweaty when I slept on it. Both my friends used one in their car as well, I didn’t need to. Passed it on the my MIL after surgery (thankfully, not her back as well) so my FIL can help move her easily. We called it my slick-slide! Highly recommend.

I bought this because I thought it would help with moving my newly bedridden grandmother. I am trained in patient positioning but I thought this would make it easier for my grandmother so she wouldn't have to assist much in her weakened state and I had hoped it would make it easier for one person to move her. (No matter how much training you have this is still difficult when done alone.Pros:*Seems durable enough-Pulling and tugging on it didn't seem to cause any rips or tears. Even with a a very thin material it seemed strong enough.*Pulling it out from beneath her wasn't too difficult but that was about the only thing I like from it. (Maybe I can just use it as a table cloth for magic tricks so I can pull it out without moving anything. A very small side table)Cons:*The material is feels just like a windbreaker or a tent you could inflate with a fan. I wonder if I could have just bought that material for a cheaper price and gotten enough material to completely the area beneath my grandmother.*It is NOT easier-The material on the sides are too short to really be able to get a good grip on it and it was hard to do with one person. I had to keep getting assistance with it and even with that it didn't make it any easier since it was hard to get a good grip to pull her up or move her to the side.*Positioning was hard since it never really "lined up" well. The two piece were a little off and they had to be touching each other in order to make it easier to move her. It was hard to place it under by un raveling it down from her head under her pillow. It is just not long enough on the sides and we were struggling to unravel it so we had to use the log roll method.*Price this was the largest size available that didn't have a waiting list and my grandmother is 4'8 and not that heavy so I thought it would be enough but it wasn't this size was more for a child. It was the second to the largest size so I thought it would be big enough, it wasn't.*Weight -I tried moving a 98lb child before see how well it worked and it still made positioning difficult.Conclusion:*I just wasted money and now I have a piece of material that is just sitting their wasting space. We just kept using positioning sheets to move my grandmother it was easier, cheaper, and more comfortable. I can also leave the sheet underneath her and I don't have to worry about constantly moving her to place it underneath her and to remove it.