Grass pads vs. BrilliantPad: which indoor potty wins?

Artificial grass pads look natural and dogs take to them quickly. Then reality arrives: you have to wash them. Rinsing urine out of plastic turf in your bathtub, twice a week, forever.

Where grass pads fall short

• Odor soaks in. Urine sits in the tray beneath the turf and the smell builds between washes.
• Cleaning is the chore. Real grass patches die and need replacing; synthetic ones need regular scrubbing and disinfecting.
• No solids handling. Poop still gets picked up by hand, every time.

What changes with BrilliantPad

BrilliantPad wraps and seals both liquids and solids automatically, then hands your dog a fresh pad. No washing, no scrubbing, no hand-scooping — just toss a sealed roll every week or three.

Switching is easy

Dogs who already potty indoors transition quickly — the surface is different but the habit is the same. Place BrilliantPad where the grass pad lived, use a Go Here spray for the first days, and follow our training guide. Most dogs make the switch within a couple of weeks.

Is BrilliantPad more expensive than a grass pad?

Upfront, yes. Over a year — counting turf replacements, cleaners and your scrubbing time — most owners call it even or better.