Incontinence & Toileting

Incontinence: Odor Control - Carewell's Best Products For Managing Urinary Stains and Odors

Incontinence: Odor Control - Carewell's Best Products For Managing Urinary Stains and Odors

Posted by Chad Birt on Wed Feb 07 2024

Managing incontinence is one of the most common challenges family caregivers face. Products like pull-ups and absorbent underwear with tabs make it easier to protect your bedding and furniture, but accidents can still arise. With the right products though, tackling urinary stains and odors is a breeze. Read More


How To Keep A Home Smelling And Feeling Fresh When Caring For Someone with Incontinence

How To Keep A Home Smelling And Feeling Fresh When Caring For Someone with Incontinence

Posted by Nate Birt on Wed Mar 22 2023

If you are a caregiver of a loved one with incontinence, you know how important it is to keep them clean and dry. Keeping their home environment fresh and clean is just as important. This article will share easy ways to keep your home smelling and feeling fresh around the clock!  Read More


How to Change an Adult Diaper: A Step-by-Step Guide

How to Change an Adult Diaper: A Step-by-Step Guide

Posted by Brianna Maguire on Tue Mar 12 2024

If it’s your first time caring for someone who needs adult diapers with tabs, the changing process can seem intimidating. Maybe your loved one is coming home from a long-term care facility, maybe your teenager has grown out of their youth diapers, or maybe your loved one is experiencing heavy incontinence for the first time. Regardless, our Caregiving Specialists are here to help you become a pro with our guide on how to change an adult diaper. Read More


How to Change an Ostomy Pouch/Stoma Bag and Recommended Supplies

How to Change an Ostomy Pouch/Stoma Bag and Recommended Supplies

Posted by Chad Birt on Tue Apr 18 2023

An ostomy pouch or stoma bag is a sturdy, plastic container that collects stool. You may need to toilet through a stoma after surgery on your large or small intestine. Some people use an ostomy pouch for a few weeks or months, but for others, it’s a permanent necessity. Regardless, you need to know how to change your ostomy pouch if you have one. Read More