We do not recommend using an electric blanket or heating pad with your mattress. Due to the temperature-sensitivity of the TEMPUR material, adding high heat can hinder its ability to react to your body temperature and conform to your body shape.If you ever do use an electric blanket or heating pad, we recommend limiting its use to 30 minutes, and only on low or medium heat.We do not recommend using a conventional mattress pad or mattress cover with your mattress. These items add another "layer" between you and the TEMPUR material, reducing its ability to conform to your body.If you use a mattress protector, we offer the MattressProtector by Tempur-Pedic™, which was designed to protect your mattress without impacting the feel or performance.The covers on most of our mattresses can be removed and washed. If you're not sure if your mattress cover is removable, please refer to the tags sewn into the cover or contact our Customer Service department.We recommend a cold temperature setting for machine washing and a cool setting for machine drying.
Do not "over-dry" the cover and do not use chlorine products or harsh stain removers of any kind.If you spill liquid on your mattress, please take the following steps. Because the mattress should never become wet, we can't promise that these steps will completely remove the stain or odor.If your mattress has a cover, remove it, wash it in cold water with mild detergent, and hang dry for best results. Never use bleach or bleaching products with the cover.After the cover has been removed, soak up as much of the liquid using towels as possible. This may require pressing down on the material with the towel(s) to release the moisture.Once excess moisture is removed, let the mattress air dry. To speed up the drying process, place a fan so that it blows on the mattress.Never wash the TEMPUR® material.TEMPUR&trg; material should never become wet. We offer a special wet-safe cover to provide extra protection against liquid spills.Do NOT wash or Dry Clean the TEMPUR-Topper Supreme. The cover can be removed and washed in cold water, dried on a cool setting or air drying which is recommended.
Do not use chlorine products or harsh stain removers.Each of our mattresses use our patented, one-sided design that means you'll never have to flip, rotate, or turn it. The TEMPUR material will return to its original shape time after time, year after year.If needed, you can fold your Tempur-Pedic mattress to make it easier to move. Fold it with the TEMPUR® side (top) in.If the mattress sits in cold weather (below 50°F) folded, do not try to force it to lay flat. It may take a few hours, depending on the temperature of the room, but the mattress will naturally unfold as it warms up.When transporting or storing your mattress, lay the mattress flat—not on its side or folded.The handles included on some Tempur-Pedic mattresses are for positioning purposes only—not for carrying. No-Chem Tummy Time Mat We have recently updated our site, and slowly our health articles and info pages will be added to this new site. We appreciate your patience while we work behind the scenes.
Connect with us on: The page you are looking for must not have been updated to the new site yet. We apologize, and hope to have everything updated soon. You might find a link to the new page listed on Healthy Living Articles, or on a tab to the left. You can also try adding the letter "l" (lowercase L) at the end of the url and it might take you exactly where you want to go. Thanks for stopping by!While it may not top your list of moving concerns, your mattress is actually one of your most important possessions. If your mattress helps you sleep soundly, it should be treated with care when it comes time to move: get mattress covers! To take care of your bedding, consider purchasing mattress covers or bags prior to your move. While bags or covers aren’t required by all movers, they’re a hedge against any misfortune befalling your mattress. The peskiest problem mattress covers can help to prevent is contamination from bed bugs. Most movers make every effort to offer a clean and sanitary environment during your move, but these parasites are tough to exterminate.
If any bugs make their way into your mattress during your move, you will have an acutely more painful problem than just the hassle of unpacking. With these pests on the prowl in big cities across the country, the problem shows no signs of a slowdown. Heed this advice: If you are moving to or from any densely populated city center, make sure to get mattress covers prior to your move. Should you cover your box spring too? Well, if you’re springing for a cover for your mattress, you might as well lay down a few dollars more for a box spring cover. Mattress covers don’t just stop insects: they also help prevent dust, pollen and dirt from getting into the mattress fabric during the move. And if you are sensitive to smell, a mattress cover can help keep out any odors lingering in the back of the moving truck. When you take your mattress off the truck at your new place, make sure to remove the cover so the mattress can air out. Let any residual plastic odor from the cover fade away before you put your sheets on.
Bed Bug Supply - Bed Bug Traps, Sprays, Steamers, and more Home > Travel Protection Mattress And Box Springs Disposal Bags Please select an option below: Dimensions: Twin (40in x 12in x 86in), Full (54in x 12in x 86in), Queen (61in x 15in x 90in), KIng (76in x 15in x 90in) Will Fit Pillow Top Mattresses Or Any Mattress Up To 15' Thick Thick 2 Mil Plastic Great For Transportation, Storage And Disposal Of A Mattress Or Box Spring Best Value Mattress and Box Spring Disposable Bag Available Air vents on mattress bag are used to help insert the mattress inside easier and must then be covered by tape to prevent the escape of bed bugs In most cases a mattress or box spring can be saved by simply treating them with STERI-FAB and encasing them with a SafeRest Mattress Encasement, but if it's time for a new mattress or your mattress is covered in bed bug feces, our disposal bags may be the answer. They are made from a fairly thick 2 mil plastic, can fit up to a 15" thick mattress and may be sealed at the end with packing tape (air vents to make it easier to put the mattress or box spring inside must also be sealed with tape).
Mattress bags are not only the responsible way of disposing of an infested mattress, but can also limit the chance of spreading beds bugs throughout your home during removal. We do not suggest sleeping on a mattress bag as they will be noisy, hot and uncomfortable. They are simply made to remove a mattress or box spring from a home. Also, due to the increase in bed bug-related complaints within the City of New York, the department of sanitation has created a set of new rules for disposing of mattresses and box springs. On December 3rd, 2010, the New York City Department of Sanitation began requiring that all city residents fully encase within a sealed plastic bag all mattresses or box springs being discarded for DSNY collection. Under the new rule, failure to place a mattress or box spring out in a proper bag can result in a $100 fine. Our bags fully comply with the requirements this city ordinance. Our disposal bag and some packing tape is all you will need to get the job done.