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Asked January 2020
My husband is becoming incontinent. Will not wear depends, also he won’t clean off his body where the pee has soaked in? Any suggestions?
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No sanitary cleanup.
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Have you tried the men’s disposable briefs that resemble regular underwear? Those worked for my husband until he became bed bound.
01/23/2020 16:11:06
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