Why Choose Carex Commode Liners Eco Pack

Bedside commode buckets require frequent cleaning that exposes caregivers to waste, creates splash hazards, and consumes significant time. Carex commode liners eliminate bucket rinsing entirely—simply tie the liner closed and dispose, leaving the bucket clean and ready for the next use. The leak-resistant film contains liquid waste securely, while odor-reduction additives help control smells between changes. The secure closure (drawstring or tie-style) allows touch-minimized disposal, reducing caregiver exposure to waste. The 72-count Eco Pack provides cost-effective bulk supply for facilities managing multiple patients or home caregivers supporting long-term commode use—reducing reordering frequency while maintaining consistent sanitation.

Key Features & Benefits

• Leak-resistant film creates reliable barrier to contain liquid and solid waste securely
• Odor-reduction additive helps neutralize smells and keep rooms fresher between changes
• Secure closure (drawstring or tie-style depending on liner type) enables fast, touch-minimized disposal
• Fits standard round bedside commode buckets—compatible with most common commode pail sizes
• Disposable, single-use design eliminates bucket scrubbing and reduces cross-contamination risk
• Hygienic barrier limits splash and waste exposure during disposal
• Latex-free materials safe for latex-sensitive users and caregivers
• Eco Pack 72-count provides bulk supply for facilities and extended home use
• Time-saving solution reduces caregiver burden and improves sanitation

Clinical Applications

Ideal For:

• Facilities (nursing homes, hospitals, rehab centers) managing multiple bedside commodes
• Home caregivers supporting family members with long-term mobility limitations
• Post-operative recovery requiring temporary bedside toileting
• Hospice and palliative care maintaining dignity and comfort
• Bariatric patients using bedside commodes
• Elderly or disabled individuals with limited bathroom mobility
• Overnight toileting when bathroom access is difficult or unsafe

Settings:

• Long-term care facilities
• Assisted living communities
• Home health care
• Rehabilitation centers
• Hospice care
• Private residences

Eliminating Bucket Cleaning

Traditional Commode Maintenance: Without liners, caregivers must:

• Empty waste directly from bucket (splash risk)
• Rinse and scrub bucket after each use (time-consuming)
• Use disinfectant chemicals (exposure concern)
• Manage wastewater disposal (messy)
• Allow bucket to dry between uses

With Carex Liners:

• Tie liner closed and dispose
• Bucket stays clean and dry
• No scrubbing or chemical exposure
• Immediate reuse possible
• Reduced caregiver time per change

Time Savings: Traditional cleaning: 5-10 minutes per change With liners: 30 seconds per change Result: Significant time savings multiplied across daily uses and multiple patients

Odor Control Technology

The odor-reduction additive integrated into the liner material helps neutralize ammonia and other waste-related odors. This is particularly important for:

• Overnight use when liners remain in place for extended periods
• Shared living spaces where odor control is essential for dignity
• Facilities managing multiple commodes in close proximity
• Situations where immediate disposal isn't possible

The additive works continuously while waste is contained, reducing unpleasant smells and maintaining a more comfortable environment for patients and caregivers.

Leak-Resistant Protection

The leak-resistant film construction provides reliable containment for both liquid and solid waste. This prevents:

• Leakage onto bucket surfaces
• Seepage through the liner during disposal
• Drips during transport to waste container
• Cross-contamination of commode bucket

The durable film withstands the weight of waste without tearing during normal handling, ensuring secure containment from use through disposal.

Usage & Application

Setup:

1. Remove one liner from the box
2. Open liner completely
3. Place liner inside the commode pail, pressing it down to the bottom
4. Fold edges over the rim of the pail to secure in place
5. Ensure liner covers all interior surfaces of the bucket

Daily Use:

1. Patient uses commode as normal—liner catches all waste
2. Liner remains in place until commode needs emptying
3. For overnight use, liner can stay in place through multiple uses (change when approaching capacity or for hygiene)

Disposal:

1. Gather liner edges together, lifting liner out of bucket
2. Secure closure by tying edges together or using drawstring (style depends on liner type)
3. Ensure liner is sealed to contain odors
4. Dispose of sealed liner in appropriate waste container per local regulations
5. Replace with fresh liner immediately
6. Bucket remains clean and ready for next use—no rinsing required

Best Practices:

• Change liner after each bowel movement for optimal hygiene
• For urinary use only, liner may be used multiple times before changing
• Keep extra liners nearby for quick changes
• Have disposal bags available for containing sealed liners
• Follow facility protocols or local waste disposal regulations

Compatibility

Fits Standard Round Commode Buckets:

• Most common bedside commode pails (round design)
• Standard 7.5-12 quart capacity buckets
• Typical 10-12 inch diameter pails

Check Compatibility:

• Measure your commode bucket diameter and depth before ordering
• Extra-wide or elongated buckets may require specialized liners
• Bariatric commodes with oversized buckets may need larger liner sizes

Not Compatible With:

• Porta-potty or camping toilets (different size/shape)
• Flush-mounted toilets
• Very small or very large specialty buckets

Eco Pack Bulk Value

72 Liners Per Box:

• Approximately 1-2 months supply for individual home use (1-2 changes daily)
• Approximately 1-2 weeks supply for facilities (multiple patients)
• Cost-effective compared to purchasing smaller quantities
• Reduces reordering frequency and shipping costs
• Ensures consistent supply on hand

Ideal For:

• Nursing homes managing multiple commodes
• Home health agencies supplying caregivers
• Family caregivers managing long-term care
• Hospice programs providing comfort care
• Rehabilitation facilities with temporary commode needs

Storage:

• Compact box stores easily in supply closets or under sinks
• Keep dry and away from direct sunlight
• Store at room temperature
• Box protects liners from damage until use

Infection Control Benefits

Single-Use Design:

• Fresh, sterile barrier for each use period
• Eliminates biofilm buildup in bucket
• Reduces bacterial cross-contamination risk
• Supports infection prevention protocols

Reduced Splash Exposure:

• Liner contains waste during disposal
• Minimizes aerosol creation during emptying
• Protects caregivers from fluid contact
• Supports safer waste handling practices

Facility Compliance:

• Helps meet sanitation standards
• Supports OSHA bloodborne pathogen requirements
• Reduces chemical disinfectant use
• Improves overall hygiene protocols

Caregiver Benefits

Time Savings:

• Eliminates 5-10 minutes of scrubbing per change
• Allows more time for direct patient care
• Reduces physical strain from bucket cleaning
• Simplifies waste management routines

Reduced Exposure:

• Minimal contact with waste materials
• Less chemical disinfectant handling
• Reduced splash and aerosol risk
• Improved caregiver safety

Convenience:

• Fast liner changes between patients
• No waiting for buckets to dry
• Simplified training for new caregivers
• Consistent, reliable process

Product Specifications

• Product: Carex Disposable Commode Liners
• Pack Size: 72 liners per box (Eco Pack bulk quantity)
• Material: Leak-resistant polyethylene film; latex-free
• Closure: Drawstring or tie-style (varies by liner style)
• Odor Control: Integrated odor-reduction additive
• Color: Clear or opaque (varies by production lot)
• Compatibility: Fits most standard round bedside commode buckets
• Dimensions: Designed for 7.5-12 quart capacity buckets, 10-12 inch diameter
• Best For: Facilities with multiple commodes, long-term home care, hospice care
• Use: Single-use, disposable—do not reuse
• Sterility: Non-sterile (not required for this application)