Keep your body relaxed at all times with the Downright Cotton Mattress Pad. Its design features a diamond-shaped stitched pattern on the smooth, white-colored surface. This mattress pad is available in a large variety of sizes. The mattress pad’s soft surface provides lots of comfort on your bed at all times. This mattress pad features a slip-resistant skirt, which ensures total stability to it when strapped onto the bed. Made from 100% pure cotton, the Cotton Mattress Pad from Downright has a 233-thread count, which ensures lasting strength. In order to keep this mattress pad clean, you can conveniently wash this mattress pad in the machine. Filling: 100% Cotton fill Cotton skirt with elastic all around Double stitching and piping Stitched diamond pattern, no pockets Can be dried in the dryer The mattress pad does not have any chemical Case Material: 100% Cotton Recommended Mattress Thickness: 14'' Product Warranty: 5 Years 39'' W x 80'' L
Overall Length - Head to Foot Offered in 14" and in 20" depth From traveling the world over in search of the finest raw materials, to overseeing a proprietary manufacturing process where quality control prevails every step of the way, Downright products are distinctly better in every critical aspect, from feel and fabric to look and loft. Small wonder the Downright brand has become a virtual guarantee of a consistently superior high quality product. 11 open box & new from See price in cart Create, find or manage an Amazon baby registry. This item's packaging will indicate what is inside.Ship in Amazon boxDetailsColgate Eco Classica III Dual firmness Eco-Friendlier Crib mattress, Organic Cotton Cover FREE Shipping. DetailsSummer Infant Contoured Changing Pad, White FREE Shipping on orders over . Special Offers and Product Promotions Save Big On Open-Box & Pre-owned: Buy "Colgate Eco Cover - Organic Cotton Fitted Crib Mat...” from Amazon Warehouse Deals and save 77% off the $54.95 list price.
Product is eligible for Amazon's 30-day returns policy and Prime or FREE Shipping. See all Open-Box & Pre-owned offers from Amazon Warehouse Deals. The Colgate Organic Cotton Crib Fitted Mattress Cover is a Cradletyme Naturals waterproof crib fitted mattress pad cover. It will fit all standard size American crib mattresses. The ultra soft cover is made with certified organic cotton and holds up well with repeated washing and tumble drying with minimal shrinkage and pilling. Elastic all the way around the perimeter of the back of the cover ensures a safe, good and tight fit to the mattress. The waterproofing is on the back side of the cover thus keeping organic cloth closest to baby's skin while keeping any liquids from reaching the surface of the mattress. Parents can have confidence in this product because the Colgate Organic Cotton EcoCover is made by Colgate, the crib mattress specialist, a family owned and operated company with over half a century of crib mattress manufacturing experience.
All Colgate crib mattresses, pads, and accessories are quality made, are non-toxic, pass all government safety standards for chemicals and flammability, and are manufactured in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Product Dimensions12 x 9 x 4 inches UPC710651557036 885736288737 885227944623 885195104432 885624552032 885299148424 885116229954 885191700768 885431703634 797819722338 882627917806 Material TypeAcrylic Coated Cotton #18,043 in Baby (See top 100) in Home & Kitchen > Furniture > Nursery Furniture > Cribs, Beds & Mattresses > Mattresses > Crib Mattresses in Baby > Furniture > Storage & Organization > Baskets & Liners in Home & Kitchen > Home Décor Shipping Weight1.1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Domestic Shipping Item can be shipped within U.S. This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More Manufacturer’s warranty can be requested from customer service. Click here to make a request to customer service.
5 star50%4 star9%3 star8%2 star8%1 star25%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsBEWARE, label states 100% polyester and cotton is not listed on the care label at all. Deceptive practice or mistake?| Cover Shrunk upon washing -- even though I followed the wash instructions|Terrible name but doesn't make it a worse product|i washed it and it must of shrank a little ...|Isn't leak proof|worth it| Colgate Eco Classica III Dual firmness Eco-Friendlier Crib mattress, Organic Cotton Cover American Baby Company Waterproof Quilted Crib Size Fitted Mattress Cover made with Organic Cotton, Natural Color See and discover other items: baby crib furniture, cribs furnitureJust because you don't sleep directly on mattress pads doesn't mean they don't get dirty. Between dust mites and dead skin, spilled food and drink, bladder leaks (and worse), mattress pads collect some gross stuff. So how do we clean them? The fact is, since mattress pads come in an assortment of materials — cotton, plastic-backed, foam, egg crate, down — there is no universal way to do it.
That's why we asked green cleaning expert Leslie Reichert for advice on tackling this chore. Not only does she know the best way to clean, she keeps it green. "Most manufacturers recommend cleaning cotton mattress pads at least every two or three months, depending on use," says Reichert. "Always follow the instructions on the care label but, as a general rule, machine wash on warm or cool using a mild detergent." Tumble dry on the lowest temperature recommended, using wool or rubber dryer balls or a few tennis balls to keep the pad fluffy. If machine drying is not recommended, then air dry. RELATED: How often you should wash your sheets Always follow the instructions on the care label of the pad. As a rule, vinyl-backed mattress pads can be machine washed in cold or warm water on a gentle cycle, using mild detergent. Never use bleach on these pads, cautions Reichert, as it may damage the backing. Also, to assure an equal distribution of laundry detergent, allow the machine to fill with water, add the detergent, swish to mix, then add the pad.
If machine drying is recommended, tumble dry on low heat only. High heat will damage the vinyl. Toss in a few dryer balls or tennis balls to help the pad dry more evenly. If air drying is recommended, hang the pad outside on a clothesline. If you do not have clothespins to fasten the pad to the clothesline, drape across the line with the vinyl side up. Once that side is dry, drape the pad across the line with the cotton side up. To avoid odors, mold or mildew, make sure the pad is completely dry before putting it on the bed. RELATED: DIY all-purpose cleaner you can make in 5 minutes Be sure to follow manufacturer's instructions before cleaning foam mattress pads because foam pads are more delicate than fabric pads. They can shred and tear in washing machines and melt when dried at high temperatures. "Your best bet is to spot clean them," says Reichert. To spot clean, begin by vacuuming both sides of the pad. Next, clean stains with an enzyme-based cleaner such as Oxi-Clean or a solution made from equal parts water, distilled white vinegar and lemon juice.
To keep the stain from spreading, start applying cleaner on the outside of the stain, working in circles toward the center. Allow the cleaning solution to sit on the stain for 15 to 20 minutes. Rinse by soaking a clean sponge in cool water and blotting water into the stained area. Remove rinse water by blotting with a clean towel. Continue until most moisture is removed. Or, remove excess water using a wet/dry vacuum. Allow pad to air dry by laying it on a flat surface, turning occasionally so it can dry evenly. If the entire pad needs to be cleaned, lightly spray with a solution of one part mild, low sudsing detergent to two parts water, or use equal parts water, lemon juice and white vinegar. If extra cleaning power is needed, you can add an enzyme cleaner. Allow the solution to sit on the pad for 20-30 minutes. Rinse lightly in the tub or shower using a hand-held shower head. Squeeze--never wring out--the extra water, or remove it by using a wet/dry vacuum. Lay the pad flat for several days, turning a couple of times a day so it can dry evenly.
If you don't have the space or time needed to dry a foam pad, consider spot cleaning or replacing the pad. The first step to cleaning an egg crate is to vacuum it on both sides to remove obvious dirt. If the manufacturer's care label indicates that the egg crate is machine washable, wash it only in a commercial or oversize washer because agitator-type machines may tear the foam, advises Reichert. Use a gentle cycle and a small amount of mild detergent. If machine washing is not an option, consider spot-cleaning the egg crate. Spray the stained areas with a solution made from equal parts water, distilled white vinegar and lemon juice. Allow it to sit for 15-20 minutes. Rinse the stained areas completely in the shower. Fold and press the egg crate or use a wet/dry vacuum to remove excess water. Lay the egg crate on a dry, flat surface to dry. To prevent mold, mildew and odors, do not place egg crate on the bed until it is completely dry. As with all mattress pads, follow instructions on the manufacturer's care label for cleaning.
For machine-washable down mattress pads, it is preferable to use a front-loading washer because these washers are made to handle large loads and do not use an agitator to clean. Before washing, remember to check both sides of the pad to make sure there are no open seams or tears in the fabric. The last thing you need is a washer filled with feathers, says Reichert. Next, pre-treat stains by rubbing them with a bit of detergent or down cleaner. Allow the solution to soak in for 15-20 minutes before washing. Wash down pad on the delicate cycle using cool water and a small amount of gentle, low-sudsing detergent or a special down cleaner. (Down cleaner is formulated to retain the water repellent features of the down.) Rinse twice to remove all detergent residue from the feathers. Dry on the lowest heat — never on high. To keep feathers fluffed, toss in a few wool or rubber dryer balls or tennis balls. Every 15 minutes or so, remove the pad from the dryer and, using your hands, break up and fluff the clumps of feathers.