Skip to main content. Home Guides Home Home Improvement Home Painting How to Wash and Dry a Waterproof Mattress Cover Clean your mattress protector for a good night's sleep. Waterproof mattress covers keep spills and leaks away from your bed, but they're not impervious to getting dirty. Regularly wash your mattress cover to get rid of dirt and odor. Most waterproof covers have a cloth top and vinyl backing, so they're typically safe to clean in the washing machine. Waterproof Mattress Cover Care Launder your waterproof mattress cover in the washing machine in cold or warm water, on a gentle or delicate setting. Use a bleach-free laundry detergent -- bleach can damage the waterproof backing of some covers. After washing, tumble-dry the cover on a low-heat setting. It's safe to dry the cover with other items, such as sheets or clothing. Don't use high heat; doing so damages the vinyl. Do not iron the cover or have it dry cleaned. If your waterproof mattress cover is new, wash it before using it for the first time.
Laundering helps remove packaging odors and softens the cover. References Luna Mattress Protectors: Care/FAQ/Warranty Info.The Expectant Parents' Companion; Kathleen Huggins, RN, MS Photo Credits David De Lossy/Digital Vision/Getty Images Suggest a Correction[Click image for a larger version.] Twin Size Tundra Buggy Bed 99140(ML) Be the coolest kid with the coolest bed in town. The Twin Size Tundra Buggy Bed is a great replica of a race car. All parts as shown except the mattress is included. Matching automotive chest is not included in the price and can be purchase separately.Bed Size 82 In.(L) x 43 In.(W) Ships in two boxes. Wt is 96 lbs. Most Products Leave our warehouse within Two Business Days. We offer Discounts for Large Quantity Orders. We are fully Insured, Licensed and Bonded. (Most Other Companies Are Not). In business for over 20 years. If you would like a Fast Checkout, with this product only, please click on one of the Buy Now Buttons below. But, if you would like to keep shopping please use the Add To Cart Button at the bottom of this page.
Ultradry® waterproof barrier backing 100% cotton face with a 250 thread count and 100% polyurethane non-woven back Puresleep™ Triple Protection with Always Fresh® odor eliminator fabric treatment 7 oz. soft antimicrobial fiberfill of polyester for freshness Skirt is 100% polyester Twin measures (38" W x 75" L) Twin Extra Long (38" W x 80" L) Full (53" W x 75" L) Full Extra Long (54" W x 80" L) Queen (38" W x 80" L) King (78" W x 80" L) California King (72" W x 84" L)Waterproof Mattress Protector SizesBed SizeFittedEncasementSheet Protector OverlayCot69 x 130Boori76 x 135 x 16Single92 x 190 x 3092 x 190 x 2592 x 95 + 2 x 45cm flapsLong single92 x 203 x 30King Single107 x 203 x 40107 x 203 x 35Double137 x 190 x 30137 x 190 x 25Queen153 x 203 x 40153 x 203 x 40King183 x 203 x 40183 x 203 x 40All sizes are in centimetres (cms) and products may vary slightly as many are generously hand After wash sizes may vary due to care conditions
Bamboo Cotton Waterproof Cot Mattress Protector Bamboo cotton waterproof Cot mattress protector with a breathable waterproof membrane and a stretch knit bamboo/cotton fabric making it soft, comfortable and safe. Boori Cot size mattress protector: 135cms length x 76cms width x 19cms deep Standard Cot size mattress protector: 130cms length x 69cms width x 19cm deep Bamboo cotton waterproof Cot mattress protector Our bamboo cotton waterproof cot mattress protector will keep your baby’s mattress in the best condition possible and even lengthen the mattresses life. The stretch knit cotton and bamboo fabric allows the easiest wrapping of your cot mattress allowing your baby to sleep comfortably while keeping the mattress protected from little accidents. The bamboo cotton waterproof cot protector breathes well and is very absorbent, making sleeping safer for your little ones. It is soft and quiet, flexible and breathable with a waterproof membrane protecting your cot mattress from moisture, dust and dust mites.
Our Bamboo Cotton Waterproof Cot Mattress Protector is perfect because: lengthen the life of your mattress stretch knit cotton bamboo blend allows the easy fitting soft and quiet, flexible and breathable to prevent over heating waterproof membrane protects your cot mattress from moisture, dust and dust mites. keeps your cot mattress from dis-colouring Why is it important to use a mattress Protector? The protein found in dust-mites and their droppings is THE most common trigger of allergy and asthma symptoms. Dust-mite allergens affect 50 to 80 percent of people with allergies or asthma and can trigger lifelong allergies in newborns. A typical unprotected mattress may have anywhere from 10,000 to 10 million dust-mites inside. An unprotected pillow increases in weight 10% every two years due to dust-mites and dust-mite faeces. Inhaling dust-mite allergens can cause allergic reactions & asthma to people with sensitivity to them. Keeps your cot mattress from going yellow
Stops dust-mites from living in your cot mattress Our waterproof mattress protectors are made up of 70% Bamboo, 30% Cotton – non organic Jersey Knit – bonded under high heat to an inert Polyurethane film. They will not ‘off-gas’ like PVC as it is a stable urethane that can stand the heat of a tumble dryer and constant machine washing… It’s not organic, we can’t find an organic mattress protector that actually protects the mattress, there’s nothing on the market – yet! So this is the best that we can currently find. I am in the market to buy a waterproof mattress pad. The first company that came to mind is Naturepedic because I have a couple of their mattresses and they use food grade polyethelene to waterproof them. I just checked your website here and found a similar question and a reference to the waterproofing on the Naturepedic mattress pads as being done with polyethelene. I have heard otherwise so called Naturepedic to confirm: The waterproof layer in the mattress pads is a polyurethane film, not polyethelene.
It took a lot of questioning as the rep didn’t know. They call it something like “dryguard” without specifying exactly what that is. After insisting that I needed specifics, he was able to come back and tell me that it was, in fact, a polyurethane film. That being said, the cotton is organic and they are GOTS certified and Greenguard certified regarding outgassing. Polyurethane is a very dirty word in my house. Can you please clarify the safety of sleeping on this? I actually recently did HOURS of research on polyurethane. Polyurethane itself, as in a film is actually pretty nontoxic. It’s when you combine polyurethane with other toxic chemicals that it gets a bad name, such as combined with chemicals to make polyurethane foam or combined with solvents to make polyurethane wood finish. But polyurethane itself is not the problem. I have known the owners of Naturepedic for years and have had many discussions with them about the toxicity of various materials. The founder, Barry Cik is an very experienced Environmental Engineer.