Size Chart Twin Mattress Storage BagsMove 'N Store™ brand easily fit a pillow top and extra long twin size bed and is an economical way to protect your bed, box spring and other larger furniture pieces against dust, soil and water damage that can occur during moving or storage. We have included a Size Chart below to assist you in purchasing the proper size plastic cover to protect your bed and box spring from damage that can occur when moving or being placed in storage. Item Twin Mattress Storage Bag Use Moving and Storage Material Polyethylene Color Clear Thickness (mil.) 2.0 Length (in.) 40 Depth (in.) 14 Fits Extra Long Beds Yes Fits Pillow Top Beds Yes Fits California Beds Yes Zipper Closing No Closure Adhesive Tape Vented 1 mil./ 18" Environmental Attributes Recyclable Material Packaging Soft Fold Package Quantity (20) Brand Move 'N Store™ In-Stock Yes Shipping Cost Free Shipping Included Est. Delivery Time FREE SHIPPINGQ & A Guidelines Be the First to Submit a Question About this Product!
Place TopperTopper TypeTopper 15Quot TexturedTextured GelCover TexturedType MattressFull MattressMattress PadsForwardFeatures: -Memory foam infused with gel. -Textured for increased air flow. -it goes to the underside also hold place. -Topper Type: Mattress topper. Pillow topsPlace a pad on your mattress for an even greater night’s sleep. It’ll help keep your mattress in better condition too. You can choose between various fillings and materials – but all of our pillow tops are easily removed to air and clean. So you can keep your bed fresh and inviting every day. IKEA FAMILY products & offersMATTRESS PADS & TOPPERS VIEW ALL MATTRESS PADS & TOPPERS Sleep Number® Total Encasement Mattress Pad Sleep Number ® Total Encasement Mattress Pad Reviews - page 2 The Total Encasement Mattress Pad is designed exclusively for the SLEEP NUMBER® bed. Zippered cover fully encases mattress and hose openings. Soft-knit fabric is a silky-smooth polyester on the surface.
The reverse side of the mattress pad features a scientifically-tested polyurethane bond shown to block bed bugs, dust mites and allergens and is waterproof. Logic™ Label takes the guesswork out of where to start making your bed. The bed bug protector mattress pad is made in China.NOTE: Should not be used with a FlexFit™ 1, FlexFit™2 or FlexFit™ 3 adjustable Base.Warranty: 10-Year Limited WarrantyAVAILABLE MATTRESS PAD SIZES:SINGLE CHAMBERTwin: 39 x 75Twin Extra-Long: 39 x 80Queen: 60 x 80DUAL CHAMBERFull: 54 x 75Queen: 60 x 80Expanded Queen: 66 x 80California King: 72 x 84Eastern King: 76 x 80 Designed for the Sleep Number® bed Blocks bed bugs, dust mites and allergens Logic™ Label makes it easier to make your bed YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Sleep Number® Classic Cotton Pillow Protector Percale Cotton Sheet Set Now I am sure that all of you think that your bed is the most comfortable bed in the world, especially at 6:30 when you need to get out of it, but this fantasy will be shattered once you get to school, unless you do the following:
Imagine your dorm bed as the most uncomfortable piece of metal and plastic that you will ever lay on (or course, this isn’t true. I had friends at UCLA sleep directly on the mattress itself with only a sheet in between and they were fine. But, being fine is not as fun as being uhhhh-mazing). Think to yourself, what is my dream bed like? Is it so soft? Is it soft like a t-shirt or smooth and luxurious like a silk bath robe? Now go to Target / Bed Bath & Beyond /your linen closet and start searching for things that will make your sleeping experience the only experience you want to have. Remember, you are trying to get from hellish plastic mattress to personalized supreme slumber-inducer. For example, my friend decided she liked having a really cushy soft bed. She bought a mattress pad, two memory foam egg crates, and the nicest pair of jersey sheets that were available in “extra long twin” (this is a fallacy, by the way, you do not need to buy your sheets to fit an extra long twin if your sheets are stretchy, like jersey.
Regular twin is fine. I can’t say, however, that other, non-stretching varieties will be fine in regular twin). Another friend decided she wanted a more royal sleep during her time at UCLA and opted for a firmer bed with satin sheets. She got the firmer bed by investing in a firm egg crate (I’m not really sure where to find these but some are firmer than others). And, of course, the satin sheets are just satin sheets. These are what I am referring to when I say “non-stretching variety.” Now that you have the foundation for your bed, it is important to place heavy consideration on the types of blankets and comforters you should be bringing. I brought one super nice blanket and my thin comforter because I lived in De Neve and we had AC and heating. If you are living in a place like Dykstra or the suites, you may want to pack more layers, sort to speak, because of the wider range of temperatures you will be experiencing.I bought all three of my pillows from Target, and they were pretty inexpensive.
I recommend bringing two to three pillows because one is not enough but more than three becomes hard to deal with. Now, before you leave the mall, be sure to get anti-bacterial covers for all of your things (mattress and pillows). If you don’t know what they are, ask a parent, and if they don’t know, ask a Walmart employee. Basically, college can be a gross place, and the covers just protect you against germs. find answers to some of the questions we hear most frequently. We strive to return all of our media inquiries within one business day. sign up for alerts & feedsCollege students will be off to campus in the coming weeks and are shopping in earnest to furnish the rooms where they'll be spending the next nine months. Before investing in a good set of bed linens, check the size of the dorm bed. Most college dorms have beds that are five inches longer than the standard twin so regular twin sheets won't cover them. The extra-long twin sheets aren't sold everywhere so you may want to shop online in advance.
Here's how to find sheets that'll last until graduation. The longer sheets, known as XL twin or dorm sheets, are often sold in university bookstores but may cost more there. Look for fitted sheets that are 80-inches long (the XL flat sheets are longer). And remember that most twin sets come with one standard pillowcase, which means you'll need to buy an extra pillowcase if you use two pillows. Look for sales when you shop as the XL twin sheets are often discounted at this time of year. Some stores, like Bed Bath & Beyond, send coupons via traditional mail as well as e-mail. And you may also find bargains on standard-sized bedding for students who are living off-campus. No matter what size sheets you buy, consider the fabric. According to Pat Slaven, Consumer Reports' textile expert, some sheet fabrics last longer and are more comfortable than others. Here's what you'll find."Skip it," says Slaven. Microfiber is not as breathable as other fabrics and may cause the sleeper to become hot and sweaty.
It's not the most durable fabric. The sheets can stretch out of shape after only a few washings and definitely won't last for four years of college, says Slaven.An Internet search showed that most dorm sheets are made of 60 percent cotton and 40 percent polyester. "Cotton-polyester blends work well, but 100 percent cotton is going to be much more comfortable," says Slaven.It's the best choice. "If you look around you'll find 100 percent cotton sheets for a reasonable price," Slaven says, adding that a twin set of cotton sheets should cost between $20 and $30. And XL sheets aren't the only thing you have to worry about. "The regular comforter is too short, the blanket needs to be longer, the mattress topper has to fit," Slaven says. "And the student needs to know how to do laundry." Students who are moving off-campus may need a lot more than a set of sheets. In our mattress tests, we named two CR Best Buys but mattresses often go on sale around such holidays as Labor Day so if you're patient you can find one at a good price.