Mattress and floor protection

[pizzapeople 101]

This question goes out to the folks who like indoor pee fun outside of the tub but don't enjoy ruining or staining their homes/carpeting/furniture/etc. What do you use for protection? In the past I've had success (in increasing order) with

• piles of towels or laundry
  • The most obvious & readily available choice, you probably already have this
  • Protection is really hard to count on, best for playing on a hard floor
• Carefully cut & flattened garbage bag
  • Can't really recommend this 😕
• shower curtain liners
  • Cheap
  • don't really contain things well; I've ended up trying to build a sort of rim around the edge to prevent things from running off
• small reusable 'waterproof' pads
  • all mentions of things being waterproof should probably go in scare quotes, but these worked fine as a patchwork on a hotel bed and floor.
• full fitted waterproof mattress covers
  • Can be easily found on amazon for around 30$
  • Reliable so far, but I've never used one more than 3 or 4 times before I lost it
  • Takes more prep, not comfortable to keep on bed full time, not very discrete
• Sex/waterproof throw blankets
  • I have not tried these but would like to; setup time and dealing with the mattress protector is not super fun and I don't trust their longetivity.
  • Larger blankets that look like mostly normal blankets, are not crinkly
  • Not sure what the difference is between those that are 30 dollars, 80 dollars, or the 160$ Liberator

I'm interested in trying out that last one but unsure where to start.

[GenericUsername 1,032]

What I want to try is small, washable area rugs.

[WendyMarty 305]

this is from Love Honey and works well as it contains the pee

[Kupar 12,317]

7 minutes ago, WendyMarty said:

this is from Love Honey and works well as it contains the pee

That looks good. We've tried large areas of plastic before but @pizzapeople is right - it will run off given half a chance