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Frequently Asked Questions
Why treat liners as part of the installation?
Because without them the station is unused.
A carer finding an empty dispenser.
Chooses between a bare shared surface.
And not using the facility at all.
Many choose the second.
Where should the dispenser be?
Within reach of an occupied carer.
One-handed, with the other on the child.
Who cannot step away from the bed.
A dispenser on the far wall.
May as well not be there.
Is an integral dispenser better?
Usually, for exactly that reason.
It is positioned by the manufacturer.
To be reachable from the bed.
A separate unit needs siting carefully.
Rather than wherever there was wall.
Why do dispensers run empty?
Because they are not on the round.
Liners are rarely a default item.
So they are filled when noticed.
Which means empty much of the time.
It is an operational gap, not a product one.
How is that fixed?
Put them on the soap and paper schedule.
The same round, the same frequency.
And specify a visible level.
Or a transparent window in the dispenser.
So low stock is seen, not discovered.
Does liner size matter?
Yes, and it is the common ordering error.
The liner has to cover the bed.
Including the contoured raised sides.
That is exactly where a child rolls.
Match the liner to the station model.
Are liners interchangeable between makes?
Sometimes, but check rather than assume.
Dispenser aperture and fold differ.
A liner that does not feed properly.
Jams and then goes unused.
Which returns the original problem.