Two Slide Sheets - (2) 59" x 78" Slide Sheet for Patients who are NOT able to Assist

Before I had this two slide sheet system to help pull my 60 y/o son up in his home hospital bed, I was beginning to worry I would be unable to continue to care for him at home. We were pulling him up using cotton draw sheet. My wrists were giving out and my back could not take much more. I found this two sheet system while looking for other items. Wow.In absence of caregivers not working during covid, and now, hard to find due to higher wages in retail and food service, this system has become is my extra helper. I'm almost 80 yo but, with this system, I can pull my son up in his bed, move him to middle of bed and more. He can roll from side to side to help me. If he becomes unable to help, we can still use this system.Directions, teaching guides and materials supplied with this two sheet system are exceptional; both printed and video. My son's Palliative Care staff are very impressed and so is our home health RN. I highly recommend this product for others caring for disabled at home. Quality product, made in Georgia US, fast shipping and great customer service to answer any questions. Washable! Worth the cost!

This is a great product. I tried all kinds of other things to try and help my husband get in bed. He's a big guy who has some use of his legs to help push, but the caretaker has a lot of work to do. I did not find the video very helpful, but what we did is cover his slide board with part of the sheet , push another part under him, and have the rest available to help him slide once he was on the bed. Nothing works as well as this does. He is in bed more quickly and with less work. Just be careful not to let the person you are moving slide forward - take the sheet out by having them turn away from the closest edge of the bed so they don't accidentally fall of the bed from the slickness of the smart sheet.

They work as advertised. I have hurt my back lifting and pulling on my bed-ridden mother in law whom lives with us. After recommendation from her home health nurse about what she's seen used in hospitals, etc., I bought these. Along with a Stand Assist Patient Lift (for potty visits), these are the reason we can still keep her here at home with us. There is a small learning curve but they come with a DVD to help, there are YouTube videos also. They are somewhat thin but they work for me pulling someone with weight of 250-300 lbs up into the correct sitting position in a lift chair after potty visits. I hope this helps someone else.

We had hoped with this sheet in place it would allow one person to reposition our father in bed. However while he was able to help me to move him in the bed we couldn't leave the sheet on the bed with our Dad unattended. The reason being he could've easily slid out of bed unless it was removed each time after use. This rendered it useless for purpose intended as he was moving around a lot in bed and we wanted to leave it in place...

My husband is 6'9" and has use of one hand and one leg (very limited) getting him transferred and turned in the bed was a nightmare with standard slip sheets, Ordered these, they arrived in two days, asked my husband to do a transfer after I viewed the video on turning after sitting on the bed and something that was impossible for the last four years is now easy as pie. Additionally these are very large and can be folded to meet other needs as well, think transfer board to wheelchair, turning over in bed etc.. I'm buying two more to have an extra set.

this is so slippery that the person can slip off if they sit on the sheet at the edge of the bed. That being said, if using this to move someone totally flat, I can see that it would make the move easier due to the nature of the fabric. Overall ok yet be careful of letting someone sit on this as they can slip onto the floor.

I have replaced shoulders, sister has a bad neck and other sister a bad shoulder. We needed help moving my mother around in the bed. These work fabulously. The patient can be moved in any direction with ease. It takes some effort to get them into “position “ but its well worth it to save yourself from injury.

My husband has Parkinsons and I have had a terrible time moving him in bed. This has been a life saver for my back. Best purchase ever.