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Killeen January 3, 2011 at 7:16 am

We have found these pads to be the best on the market….their extra size makes them a “no miss” situation and the price is competetive.

Bing January 3, 2011 at 7:19 pm

I’ve been searching for a king-sized training pad for some time, since it became difficult to find the super sized Simple Solutions pads. Adult sized just don’t do the job.

My adult pomeranian uses training pads in the garage as his “outdoors” because my two closest neighbors each have a pair of friendly and very playful large dogs. They want to play and he’s simply too small to deal with them. As a result, I decided to move him to the garage last year, after a painful encounter with a playful german shephard who ignored my attempts to stop the “game”.

The OUT! King Sized Training Pads OUT! King Sized Training Pads for Multi-Dog Homes, 12 Count
have solved some previous problems with using the garage area in this way. They’re large enough so he has plenty of room to wander, or sit, in a dry area. I use 2-4 pads, to give him lots of room. He doesn’t wander off the surface, as he used to when smaller pads were used. The concrete garage floor doesn’t get wet, as it did when I put a group of smaller pads together. The thickness of the pad means that the surface dries out more rapidly, and the dog no longer prances around the perimeter of wet spots, searching for a comfortably dry place to go.

The OUT! Pads only need to be changed twice a week. My sole complaint is that they are expensive. But, since they last for a longer time than the smaller pads, I swallow hard and pay the price for his (and the garage’s) comfort.

Garbaccio January 4, 2011 at 8:05 am

We have been buying these for a couple of years, but I believe the last set of 10 packages I got were not as absorbent as in the past.

Islas January 4, 2011 at 8:04 pm

I was hoping the pad would be thicker, but I can’t complain given the cost is very reasonable. Even though the pad is not thick, it’s better than what I had been using and I do recommend it for small dogs.

Ireland January 5, 2011 at 8:02 am

This is an amazing product! I have used this on old pet stains and they have disappeared. Food stains as well. Not all stains come out, but why not arm yourself with this heavy artillery. This does what it says it will do. Worth every cent. Sometimes it is needed to keep it wet, and let it sit for a few hours… but not with every stain. If using on carpet, it depends on the type and age of carpet. I have watched some stains disappear before my eyes. Give it a shot.

Akuginow January 5, 2011 at 7:34 pm

I bought this to “try to take out a Merlot wine stain” from my new almost white (what was I thinking) wall to wall carpet. To my Shock and Amazement it DID…couldn’t even tell where it was!!
Pet stains/odor next…works again, like a charm-I now buy this by the box (12) at a time!
BEST of all it’s ENvironmentally Friendly!!! Win/Win

Jeng January 6, 2011 at 7:36 am

This gets out dog pee and poop, juice, strawberries and rust stains. I use it in the laundry and it takes away the odors from washable baby diapers. They smell brand new! Great product, expensive but well worth it. Oh, and it gets out blood too.

Faller January 6, 2011 at 7:25 pm

This cleans everything- I used it to clean the carpet in my car, which had stains I couldn’t remove before and it made the carpet look like new. I’ve used it to clean my furniture too and it works great- stains just disappear. Smells good too- not overpowering. I bought a whole case- the most affordable way to buy it.

Hagen January 7, 2011 at 7:13 am

I live in upstate NY and I had a mole destroying my lawn with zig zagging tunnels. I went online, did some research, and ended up ordering one victor out of sight mole trap. I could not locate any straight tunnels so i had to put it on curvy tunnels. I did what reviewers had said, and i flattened the tunnel, put two slits across where the claws rest and set the trigger at ground level. I got nothing for about 3 weeks, even after moving the trap around tunnel to tunnel. I started to lose faith in the trap. So one day I tried a different method, more of what the instructions say…i openned up one of the tunnels(6 inch length) and stuck the trap inside and put the trigger just above where his head would be in the tunnel. I then covered the base of the trap and hole back up with dirt. Within two days the trap was sprung and to my amazement I had a large dead mole in the trap!!! I couldnt of been happier!! I am not sure if the new way I set the trap was how I got him, or if that was just coincidence. Either way it works. I just ordered another trap, as I think if you have two or more your chances of getting them is much better. After you kill one, new ones will move in shortly after, so you will use the traps over and over…