The page you requested cannot be found.I've had the Total Protection Mattress Pad for my i8 queen size bed since I bought my bed in 2010. It adds to the comfort the of the bed while adding protection for the mattress. Great product!– Sergio R.Chicago, IL $ - $ Non-members pay 10% surcharge Join now! Shipping Enter ZIP Code for shipping options Estimated arrival Add to list About this item Description Member reviews & questions Policies & plans Description The softest bed you'll ever sleep on. You'll feel like you're floating on a cloud as you drift off to sleep on this indulgent product. The DownLuxe Luxury Feather Bed is our deluxe model and is composed of a 2" layer of small and soft feathers and topped with a well a layer of super soft down fill. This is the way that bedding was originally intended to feel. Specifications Classic 550 fill power white down top Sturdy white goose feather bottom Perfect mix of fluff and stability 300 Thread count 100% Cotton top 100% Hypo-allergenic down
Assembled Country China Assembled Size Twin - 39" x 75" x 2" Full - 54" x 75" x 2" Queen - 60" x 80" x 2" King - 78" x 80" x 2" Cal King - 72" x 84" x 2" Component Country Imported Member reviews & questions Policies & plans Shipping Information Standard - 2 to 6 business days Premium - 2 to 4 business days Express - 1 to 2 business days Delivery is not available to Puerto Rico Warranty Information This product is covered by the Sam's Club Member Satisfaction Guarantee.Allergy All-Cotton Feather Bed Cover 100% Money Back Guarantee In Stock - Usually ships in 24 to 48 hours Protect Yourself from Allergens, Dust Mites and Bed Bugs with this All-Cotton Feather Bed Cover If you suffer from allergies... or if you regularly wake up after sleeping on a feather bed with congestion and a stuffed nose (even though you're not sick) you will notice immediate allergy relief with the BedCare All-Cotton Feather Bed Cover. Our BedCare All-Cotton Fabric is Certified Friendly™ by the Asthma & Allergy Foundation of America.
Your bed is a breeding ground for dust mites. As they eat dead skin cells, they leave waste behind. You can't see it, but you can breathe it. Some people are quite allergic to dust mite feces. Here's the good news... The BedCare all-cotton feather bed cover eliminates exposure to dust mites and other allergens. The cotton barrier fabric is woven so tightly that only air can get through. (The mean pore size is just 2.6 microns.) This means the dust mites in your feather bed will no longer be able to affect you. As an added bonus, this all-cotton feather bed cover is also bed bug proof. If you are trying to eliminate bed bugs or prevent them, then this feather bed cover is a must have. When you start sleeping on the BedCare all-cotton feather bed cover, you will notice immediate allergy relief. You will sleep more deeply, breathe more freely and feel better when you wake up. Since the feather bed cover is made from 100% pure cotton, it does not store or radiate heat like other covers.
The fabric breathes well, so it is comfortable all night long. The BedCare all-cotton feather bed cover is not made in an overseas factory. It is manufactured right here in the U.S.A. Every cover is hand inspected to ensure quality and comes with a Lifetime Warranty. The BugShield® Two-Part System There are two parts to the BugShield® system: the Zipper-Lock and the Bug Blocker. The BugShield® Zipper-Lock is an auto-locking zipper that locks the zipper slide in place so that it will NOT backtrack to leave small openings that bed bugs could sneak through. The zipper cannot accidentally open. To open the zipper, the zipper tab must be pulled. The BugShield® Bug Blocker is an added barrier that closes the last inch or so of the zipper from below to create a fabric shield under the zipper closure to doubly ensure that bed bugs will not be able to get in or out of the encasing. All of our BedCare encasing fabrics have been tested by an independent lab and the results show that bed bugs cannot pass through these fabrics or bite through these fabrics.
Bed bug eggs cannot pass through the fabric or zipper either. Therefore bed bugs outside the encasing cannot get through to your feather bed to hide or lay eggs, and any bed bugs inside the encasing cannot get out to re-infest your home. By covering your bedding with zippered bed bug-proof covers, you are protecting the investment you have made in your mattress, box spring, pillows, comforters, feather beds and other mattress toppers because you will never need to dispose of them due to bed bugs. Care Instructions for BedCare All-Cotton Feather Bed Encasings: Vacuum the entire surface of the BedCare All-Cotton feather bed encasing every 10 to14 days to capture any allergens that may have gotten on the surface. For best results, consider using a HEPA vacuum or allergen-proof vacuum bag. When laundering, close the zipper and machine wash the feather bed encasing once or twice a year in WARM water (or consider using an all-temperature laundry product formulated especially for allergy sufferers).
Tumble dry at the LOWEST setting. Do not bleach or iron. Rated 0.00 out of 5 based on 0 review. Other people have also looked at: Allergy Prevention All-Cotton Topper Covers Natural Organic Cotton Royal-Pedic Pillowtop Mattress Pads Pacific Coast Luxe Loft Feather Bed Mattress TopperEnjoy a Night in the CloudsI have never been an adherent to the school of the firm mattress. A bed should be about comfort; it should be a refuge from the harshness of the world, and a place to relish sweet dreams. There are many things you can do to make a firm mattress softer, let's start with the cheapest and work our way up. Also, if you are looking to go green in the bedroom pop by my hub on Natural Mattress Toppers. Egg CratesThis is what my mother always called those foam pads that you can put on your mattress. In college my roommate had never seen one of these, until I threw one on her spartan bed to cushion her bony body. They are the cheapest way of softening up a bed' I recently bought one for aroung $20 at Wal-mart.
Of course, they vary in thickness, so the more you pay, the thicker of a foam pad you'll get. Throw it down on the bed, top with sheets, and you're done! Feather BedsThe classic choice, a featherbed is made up of bird down mixed with larger feathers to make a fluffy, soft nest for your bed. There is a very wide price range when it comes to featherbeds. You can go down to your local Bed Bath and Beyond and pick one up for $70, or you can go to Macy's and buy a $400 Charter Club featherbed. There are a couple of things to keep in mind when shopping for a featherbed however. The first is the percentage of down the featherbed has. You want a high percentage of down in a featherbed because more down means less larger feathers. These larger feathers can prove crunchy, and will poke out of the fabric, pricking you when you are just dozing off. Another thing to consider is the thickness, or fluffiness of a featherbed. Your weight will compact the bed a bit, though it can be fluffed back up.
A cheaper bed will not wear well over time and will be flat as a pancake in a few months. A good featherbed will resume its shape after a good fluffing however, and will last many years. Memory FoamThe new kid on the block, memory foam is what the astronauts sit on during takeoff. Memory foam is made of polyurethane that's chemically altered to be very dense. It's also responsive to heat, making softer in warm spots, and harder in cool areas. Because memory foam is so dense it can be very heavy, but it is also very supportive. Memory foam, unlike feather beds, does not have as large a range of quality. Yes, some memory foams may be softer than others (marginally), but there aren't factors like down percentage to encounter. The key quality to consider while searching for a memory foam topper is thickness. The thicker the memory foam the more support, and the further you are away from your hard mattress. Memory foam runs from about $110 for a 1/2" topper to $800 for a full on mattress.