Mattress saver tips – which one should I get?

You’ve spent a third of your life in bed, so choosing the right protector not only keeps your mattress and pillows in perfect condition, but is also beneficial for your health as it will help keep dust mites, bedbugs, allergens, bacteria away. And more. Worse things than invading bed bugs. There are many types of preservatives on the market. Terry towel, quilted cotton, full coating, pave sole, type sole, tense materials, antibacterial, corded, suspenders, waterproof, non-waterproof etc. So how do we know which one to get? You should look at your specific needs first. Whether you or a family member suffers from bed bugs, dust mites, asthma, allergies, urinary incontinence, bedwetting for children, or you want the peace of mind of knowing that your cotton mattress pad cover

 is clean, hygienic and spotless.

Let’s take a look at some of these protectors

And hopefully make it easy for you to choose the right one for you. Quilted protection: They usually have a quilted patterned top made from a cotton and polyester blend and are cotton-poly filled inside, made for mattresses and pillows. They come in different thicknesses for comfort and price. You can get them in fitted or strappy styles, which is also a price factor. In general, most duvet covers are not waterproof, so there is no barrier to allergens or liquids from damaging the mattress and pillows. If you prefer a thicker quilted protector feel, you may have to search to find them, although there are some quilted waterproof protectors on the market.

Towel waterproof protectors:

The towel protector is the most common waterproof protector you can find on the market. They have an absorbent terry top and a waterproof membrane backing, and they usually come in a fitted style. Since there is no mattress and pillow filling, it is a much thinner protector than the quilted type. They will protect the top of the bed. These are excellent protectors if you have incontinence or bedwetting issues, as they prevent the absorption of liquids and allergens and keep your goose down and feather pillowsspotless. Note: You get what you pay for. More expensive protectors usually have higher quality terry tops and waterproof backs; Make sure that the product is washing, drying and comfort guaranteed.

Mattress cover: The bedspread does what it says,

 it completely covers the mattress, pillow or floor, thus protecting the top, bottom and sides. It is made of stretch polyester material designed to be resistant to bedbugs and is usually zippered to close. There are two types of enclosures, waterproof and non-waterproof, designed to prevent bedbugs and dust mite infestations. The non-waterproof enclosure is designed to prevent bedbugs from entering or escaping the enclosure, it does not protect against dust mites or liquids. The waterproof housing is made of the same material, but has a waterproof membrane inside that makes it resistant to bedbugs, dust mites, and liquid stains. This is an excellent solution for asthma and allergy sufferers as it acts as a barrier against the penetration of allergens into mattresses and pillows.