<< 1 2 >> Items 1-30 of 40 Oasis Essentials Protection Plus Waterproof Mattress Pad Oasis Essentials Comfort Plus Supreme Fit Mattress Pad Gavotte Home Comfort Collection Enhanced Protection Waterproof Mattress Pad Gavotte Home Luxury Collection Ultra Plush Mattress Pad Vinyl Mattress Cover With Zipper, Heavy Gauge Vinyl Fitted Mattress Cover Heavy Gauge Premium Bed Bug Proof Complete Protection Set Premium Bed Bug Proof Mattress Cover Vinyl Pillow Protector With Zipper Premium Bed Bug Proof Pillow Protector Unbleached Zippered Mattress Cover Unbleached Fitted Mattress Cover Pure LatexBliss 3 Inch ActiveFushion Firm Mattress Topper Classic Poly/cotton Quilted Fitted Mattress Pad Pure LatexBliss 2 Inch ActiveFushion Mattress Topper with Cover Pure LatexBliss 3 Inch ActiveFushion Mattress Topper with Cover Pure LatexBliss 2 Inch ActiveFushion Firm Mattress Topper Spa Luxe Cool Touch Moisture Wicking Mattress Pad
Spa Luxe Cool Touch Bamboo Top Mattress Pad Sealy Microfiber Waterproof Mattress Pad Sealy Posturepedic Egyptian Cotton Waterproof Mattress Pad Tommy Bahama Triple Protection Mattress Pad Downlite Cool Touch Waterproof Mattress Topper Protector Hampton Hill Tranquility Waterproof Cotton Mattress Pad Madison Park Zonal Support Mattress Pad Downlite PrimaLoft 600TC Mattress Pad Restful Nights Essential Pillow Protector Restful Nights Down Alternative Fiber Bed Topper Bidderford Blankets Heated Sherpa Quilted Mattress Pad Bidderford Blankets Heated Mattress Pad Digital Controller Mattress CoversMattress covers and pads are important protection for any bed. Covers keep your mattress safe from bugs and water. A waterproof mattress cover or pad is ideal for protecting a mattress from a child or baby accidently wetting the bed. Additionally, a bed bug proof mattress cover can protect a mattress from the serious threat of bug infestation.
We also offer bed bug proof and waterproof pillow protector cases at great prices, to ensure your bedding is safe from water and bed bug damage. The easiest way to protect yourself from external elements such as stains and pests is to buy a zippered mattress cover, which we offer in 11 sizes, or a heavy gauge vinyl mattress cover with zipper. Be sure your bed is bug proof and waterproof.A mattress can be one of the most costly components in the bedroom, so once you've found the mattress of your dreams, you'll want to protect your investment. Mattress protectors/pads and encasements prolong the life of your mattress while protecting the mattress from dust, dirt, stains and more. Mattress covers and box spring covers can be flame resistant, hypoallergenic, antimicrobial, allergen resistant to deter dust mites, pet dander and the like, even impermeable to help stop the penetration of bed bugs through fabric. Much like mattresses, mattress protectors are available in sizes ranging from twin and twin-XL to full, queen, king and California king as well as sized for a crib mattresses.
A waterproof mattress protector for the crib is a practical investment that will pay for itself. Most mattress protectors are machine washable so you can keep them clean and fresh. For those heading off to college, a mattress protector is an important part of any bedding ensemble but more so when the mattress is previously owned. So, what's the difference between a mattress encasement and a mattress pad/protector? Generally, an encasement fully encloses either the mattress or box spring. A cover typically covers three sides only, similar to the way a mattress pad or topper fits. A mattress pad is placed above the actual mattress, and is used to protect the mattress from staining and wear, and to help keep sheets on the bed. Some are hypoallergenic, and the thick ones provide extra comfort and support. Many types of mattress pads and encasements are available. Mattress Encasements for Allergy Protection For chronic allergy sufferers, there is no better solution than a full mattress encasement and box spring encasement.
There are many options that offer protection from allergens such as dust, dust mites, dead skin, pet dander and pollen. A typical mattress cover cannot prevent allergens from your mattress from coming in contact with you. Mattress Encasements for Bed Bug Protection People all over the world are concerned over the growing outbreak of bedbugs. While a mattress encasement will not protect your home from a bedbug infestation, it will effectively lock bedbugs out of your sleep system. Only total encasement mattress protectors with a locking zipper provide protection against bedbugs. Fitted: A fitted pad is like a thick, fitted sheet, with a bit of quilting on the top and fitted, elastic sides to make sure that the pad does not move around. Anchor: Anchor pads are a cheaper version, covering the top of the mattress and anchored by elastic bands in the corners. Guaranteed-to-Fit: A guaranteed-to-fit mattress pad is also similar to the anchor pad, except the sidewalls expand to accommodate variations in mattress size.
Memory Foam: One type of mattress pad that provides extra cushioning is the memory foam pad; this looks like a thin mattress. Egg Crate: A foam egg-crate style of mattress pad is a less expensive option for more cushioning. Down: Extra softness can be achieved with a down or feather type of mattress pad. Materials: Mattress pads are available in many types of material, such as cotton, wool, polyester, organic fabric, silk, foam, down, feathers and synthetic down.Question: Can you tell me how you treat a bed bug problem? Is it safe and effective? I have children and pets. I’ve been treating my bedroom for the infestation and thought I had it under control for about a week now, but it seems they’re back. What do you charge for this service? I’m shocked, as we keep our house so clean. ANSWER: Control of bed bugs begins with making sure no one is bringing them into the house from schools or the gym. Treating the infestation involves several steps. Treating for bed bugs is often difficult, and it has become increasingly so as they have developed resistance to some pesticides.
The treatment is best left to a professional Orkin Pest Specialist who has been certified as a Bed Bug Specialist after studying and passing stringent requirements in bed bug control science. These insects can travel far to find a blood meal, so don’t fail to clean and treat the room. They can live long without food, so even old beds (not used in while) can have them. The inspection will include not just an infested room but rooms adjacent in all directions to the focal point of the infestation. These comprehensive inspections take time, but all it takes is to miss one bed bug, and control is not achieved. It may seem to be an easy task to provide an estimate for the cost of service via e-mail. However, insect problems and infestations are different, each house is different, and the conditions of each property are different. Thus quotes and estimates for the cost of control are best done locally and after your Certified Orkin Bed Bug Specialist has completed a comprehensive inspection of the home.
You should contact the local Orkin Branch office to set up this inspection and a customized solution backed by science for your bed bug issues. Question: Thanks for your prompt response. I have clean and rest mattress covers on the mattress and box springs of the bed. These covers are guaranteed to trap bed bugs and dust mites. I have been using an aerosol called Pronto (it kills bedbugs and dust mites) all over the box springs where the infestation was, and then I covered the box spring with the box spring cover. I then sprayed the frame, mattresses, walls, floor boards, around the window frames, took down pictures, washed the curtains and have completely taken off the fancy bedspread and pillows that were once on my bed. These have been wrapped in plastic now for about two weeks and sitting in the hot sun every day. I have been washing my bedding daily for about 11 days, hanging pillows on the clothes line daily in the sun AND STILL there is at least one bed bug in our bed.
I saw one black dropping this morning. I’m being persistent, even though my husband thinks I’ve gone crazy (actually he is pretty pissed off). The pillows go out on the clothesline, (these also have the clean and rest covers on them). I spray them with the aerosol as well and wipe down them down several times with very hot water. I”m not sure where they are hiding—I have a king size brass bed. I heard they cannot climb up smooth surfaces. Would this include brass? This whole clean up has taken up most of my free time, but it was worth it. Last night I actually slept and had one bite. I think I will try the hair dryer idea on the bed posts and bed frame of the brass bed and do the crevices on the floor. The only thing left is to tear down the walls. How long should I continue this process? It sounds like these bugs can hide out and starve for months and then return. Is there any way to get completely rid of them? ANSWER: Most bed bug control treatments by professionals in the U.S. and Europe take 3-4 treatments.
It does take time. Keep in mind that some bed bugs are resistant to some insecticides. My initial suggestion still applies, bed bug control is best left to professionals like a Certified Orkin Bed Bug Specialist who has the necessary training and experience to resolve the issue. Over-the-counter insecticides normally do not work and, as mentioned before, bed bugs are increasingly developing resistance to certain chemical formulations. Question: Maybe I should check out the Raid brand of products and see if they have something—what ingredients should I look for that would be safe for kids/pets? Not that they are in the room, but just to be cautious. I’ve been looking for the big black pool of crap and haven’t really found one. Just on the bed frame of my brass bed, which was hard to get off. I think they were harboring in one of the twin box springs. I’m not giving up – my room currently mimics a hospital room. Nothing fancy, just purely clean. Yes I feel like I’m winning the battle and have become obsessed with this whole thing.
Anyway, I really do appreciate your advise and time. I will go after the bed frame and box springs again. Would this include brass? ANSWER: Aerosol insecticides use one of the pyrethroids that are among those showing increased resistance in bed bugs. Again, I understand and admire your tenacity, but bed bug treatments are not an easy do-it-yourself project. If you miss one, they will be back. Seek the help of a professional, call your local Orkin Branch Office for more details. Question:I found two bed bugs in my house. What should I do? ANSWER:Bed bugs can multiply quickly, so early detection is critical to help prevent an even larger infestation. Our integrated A.I.M. protection process works to assess your home, implement solutions, and monitor any bed bug problems you may face. Because of the customized nature of our treatment plans, you will need to call us to discuss pricing of services. Upon completion of the inspection and an assessment of the situation, your Orkin Man will recommend the best course of action.