"The ideal lounger for watching TV or nodding off." - Men's Journal. "Quite possibly the most comfortable non-chair I've ever lounged in." - Parade Magazine "[T]he supreme bean bag chair to which all others should now be compared." - The Gadgeteer Our most popular Yogibo, the Max is a large, incredibly versatile bean bag chair. Use it as a chair or lay back and create a super-comfortable recliner that’s perfect for gaming, watching TV or just relaxing. It can also accommodate up to 4 people at once, giving you an awesome couch that’s also lightweight and portable. Having guests stay over? Just lay it flat and it’s a far superior alternative to an air mattress. The near frictionless beads and removable, machine washable cover conform to your body, reducing pressure points and creating a “cocoon of coziness”. It’s perfect for pregnant women or people with back issues, and is frequently used as a therapeutic piece for people with sensory processing issues. Cover Materials: Cotton/Spandex Blend
Inner Cover Materials: Polyester/ Spandex Blend 1 to 5 of 96 total The yogibo is great for cuddled on with a significant other or the kiddos. It is also a great place to take naps or ha e guests sleep. I fold it in half and use it as a gaming chair sometimes. I have wanted a yogibo for several years after reading about it as an amazing tool for children with autism. I wrote a grant to get this for my self contained classroom. Although I was worried that it would not be worth the cost, I was happily mistaken. This is amazing for any special education classroom, sensory room or home use. I honestly want one for myself! My kids love it and it was worth every penny and all the time spent on the grant. I sleep and lay down on it everyday while sometimes I just put it downstairs and talk to my family. Even though it's pricey, the cost is worth it. If you're not that much of a fan of bean bags you can still enjoy them with this. I loved this beanbag!! It's big, durable and easy to wash!!
The best of both worlds!! The Max is the most versatile peice of furniture I own! I often use it as a recliner to do work on my laptop (add the traybo!). Only problem: My dog and cat steal it from my family all the time! It is there new favourite sleeping spot, awesome after we spend $300 on a cat house! So easy to wash and so comfortable. 1 888 MARINA 1 1 888 627 4621 Welcome to Marina Textiles Inc. We are one of the largest Manufacturers, Importers, Distributors, Wholesalers and Exporters of Textile products: Institutional Linens for Hospitality, Healthcare, Linen Rentals, Jails, Prisons, Automotive, Industrial use, Home Textiles - Bed Linens, Bath Linens and Kitchen Linens Beauty Salons & SPA’s Promotional sector: Pillow Cases, Aprons, Bath Robes, Towels, Cotton Bags and various other related products. Fabrics for manufacturing industries Catering to a wide range of clientele, supplying across USA, Canada, Mexico, South America & Central America to Importers, Traders, Manufacturers, Wholesalers, Distributors, Resellers and Retailers in bulk quantities from our in-stock programs, landed duty paid and direct shipment basis.
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Please select your market so that we can provide you customized content: Pottery Barn Kids offers beautifully crafted furniture and decor for babies and kids. Visit our kids and baby furniture store in Toronto, ON and find baby bedding, kids' room decor, gift ideas and more. Learn more about our in-store events and find an expert to help you create the perfect baby registry. Find Other Nearby StoresNow rent or buy as many items as you wish - and only pay one flat fee to ship everything. There's no limit to the size of your order. And as always, free return shipping on all rentals is included. Dust Ruffle/Bed Skirt Included: No Cleaning Method: Machine washable More Options: Size » Keira 8 Piece Bed in a Bag Set Pieces Included: 1 Comforter, 2 Sham,1 Square decortive pillow,1 Flat Sheet, 1 Fitted sheet and 2 Pillowcases WHEN YOU SPEND $75 OR MORE* Cedar Stow Under Bed Bag Umbra Grey Under Bed Artisan Crunch Storage Bag Umbra Brown Under Bed Artisan Crunch Storage Bag
Our Long Under Bed Box with Wheels Our Under Bed Boxes Under Bed Compactor Storage Box Under Bed Box with Locking Lid Stor-n-Slide Under Bed Boxes Tweed 16-Pair Under Bed Shoe Organizer Grey Under Bed Storage Bag PEVA Under Bed Storage Bag Wide Under Bed Drawer Archival Garment Storage Boxes SGD15.20 Pkg – SGD53.10 Archival Under Bed Garment Storage Box Bed bugs occur around the world.[1] Rates of infestations in developed countries while decreasing from the 1930s to the 1980s have increased dramatically since the 1980s.[3] Previous to this they were common in the developing world but rare in the developed world.[3] The increase in the developed world may have been caused by increased international travel, resistance to insecticides, and the use of new pest-control methods that do not affect bed bugs. The fall in bed bug populations after the 1930s in the developed world is believed to be partly due to the usage of DDT to kill cockroaches,[6] which are a natural predator of the bed bug.
The invention of the vacuum cleaner and simplification of furniture design may have also played a role.[6] Others believe it might simply be the cyclical nature of the organism. Bed bugs are increasing in Europe, USA, Canada and Australia. The infestations have been occurring in a wide range of facilities in the developed world in recent years including: hotels (from backpacker to five star), overnight trains, private homes, cruise ships, schools, hospitals and homeless shelters.[6] These infestations are occasionally of both types of bed bugs (common and tropical).[1] The increased rates of infestations have been matched by increased media coverage.[8] Pest management companies have also seen a many fold increase in calls regarding bed bugs during the 2000s. Figures from one London borough show reported bed bug infestations doubling each year from 1995 to 2001. There is also evidence of a previous cycle of bed bug infestations in the U.K. in the mid-1980s.[10] In 2010 alone the increase of infestation in UK was estimated to be around 24%.
Bed bugs have been reported in all 50 states.[1] The U.S. National Pest Management Association reported a 71% increase in bed bug calls between 2000 and 2005.[13] The Steritech Group, a pest-management company based in Charlotte, North Carolina, claimed that 25% of the 700 hotels they surveyed between 2002 and 2006 needed bed bug treatment. The resurgence led the United States Environmental Protection Agency to hold a National Bed Bug Summit in 2009. Numbers of reported incidents in New York City rose from 500 in 2004 to 10,000 in 2009 mostly in Brooklyn area.[16] In August, 2010, bed bugs were found in the Elle Fashion Hachette building in New York City. After suspected infestation, a beagle trained in sniffing bed bugs was used to confirm their presence. Office workers were told to work from home while the building was being treated. Although largely thought to only cause problems in less maintained and dirty environments, there is an increasing incidence of bed bugs for infesting indoor environments of high maintenance standards.
One recent theory about bed bug reappearance is that they never truly disappeared from the United States, but may have been forced to alternative hosts. Consistent with this is the finding the bed bug DNA shows no evidence of an evolutionary bottleneck. Furthermore, investigators have found high populations of bed bugs at poultry facilities in Arkansas. Poultry workers at these facilities may be spreading bed bugs, unknowingly carrying them to their places of residence and elsewhere after leaving work. Bed bug infestations have been becoming an increasing issue in urban environments. In a Toronto, Canada study, the mean number of treatments required per affected location was highest at dormitories, hotels, homeless shelters, and rooming houses. Suspected reasons for this increase include increasing world travel, high exchange rates of residents, reluctance to use insecticides because of concerns regarding toxicity, and insecticide resistance. 65 Toronto homeless shelters were surveyed and 31% reported past or present bed bug infestations.