Simple Solution Abzorbitall Pet Mess Absorbent Towels | Multi-Surface Urine & Dog Poop Cleaning Sheets | 12 x 17 | 30 Towels

I use these all the time before spot treating--until the day comes I finally get all carpeting ripped out upstairs.

I have a partially disabled cat, who cannot get into a litter box. She's also a former stray, so both her leg and her attitude prevent litter box use. I use puppy pads for her, and she's good about using them, but once in a while she misses or just goes wherever. I bought these to soak up any accidents, and they work very well. I actually started using them with cleaning products that require a rag or towel to soak it up. They're very absorbent.

These work well enough, but you can buy puppy pee pads for a lot cheaper that work just as well for cleaning up pet messes.

The quality could have been better.

These might be fine on hard surfaces. In attempting to use them to help clean carpeted surfaces of a pet urine accident, they were about as effective as a normal kitchen paper towel. The plastic blocking layer didn't seem to work. I had moisture on my hand after pushing down on the plastic backing layer with the absorbing side down on the mess. It's possible the backing layer was damaged, as I gather the intent is you don't end up with the mess on your hands, but that still results in a bad review since the entire point is to not have to throw on gloves, etc, to clean up the mess. Shop towels for absorbency and gloves work better since you'll be doing that anyway, then following with whatever cleaning solution you use to handle residual mess.