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The Chattanooga Hydrocollator Cover is an oversize all-terry cloth cover designed to protect patients from direct contact with hot Hydrocollator moist heat packs during therapy. Measuring 24" x 36", it is sized to fit oversize Hydrocollator packs and features an adjustable closure for a secure, consistent fit. The all-terry construction absorbs moisture and provides a comfortable, insulating barrier between the heated pack and the patient's skin, supporting safe and effective moist heat therapy in clinical and home care settings.
Physical therapy clinics and rehabilitation centers using oversize Hydrocollator packs for large-area treatments such as the full back, bilateral shoulders, or lower extremities will find this cover an essential safety accessory. Athletic trainers managing high-volume treatment sessions benefit from the durable, reusable terry construction that withstands repeated laundering. Home care patients using oversize moist heat packs for chronic pain management need a properly sized cover to ensure safe skin contact temperatures throughout the session. Any clinical setting following standard heat therapy safety protocols should have appropriately sized covers on hand for every pack size in use.
Is a cover required when using a Hydrocollator heat pack?
Yes. A cover must always be placed between the heated pack and the patient's skin to prevent burns. Never apply a Hydrocollator pack directly to bare skin.
What size Hydrocollator pack does this cover fit?
This cover is designed for oversize Hydrocollator heat packs measuring 24" x 36". Verify your pack dimensions before ordering to ensure proper fit.
Can this cover be laundered?
Yes. Terry cloth covers are designed for repeated use and can be laundered between patients. Follow your facility's infection control and laundering protocols.
How many layers of terry cloth should be used?
Standard clinical practice recommends 6–8 layers of terry cloth between the pack and the patient's skin. If using a single cover, additional toweling may be needed depending on pack temperature and patient sensitivity.