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Bed Bug Mattress Pad

Protect Your Mattress and Box Spring With a Waterproof Encasement

You have to keep your mattress and box spring protected from bed bugs. You can do this by using a waterproof encasement. These bed bug covers are made from vinyl or plastic and prevent dust mites from getting into places where they’re not supposed to be, like your mattress. They also protect your mattress from spills, stains and other pollutants that can damage it over time.

A good waterproof cover should fit tightly around the entire surface of the box spring or mattress so there aren’t any gaps where bed bugs can get in through undetected tears or holes that might have been left in the fabric after manufacturing. The seams should be sealed properly too; it’s no good having an infestation because there was a gap in your cover!

Protect your mattress and box spring from bed bugs with a heavy-duty, soft-sided cover.

Protect your mattress and box spring from bed bugs with a heavy-duty, soft-sided cover.

The Bed Bug Mattress Pad is the perfect way to help protect your mattress and box spring from bed bugs. The Mattress Pad protects all sides of a bed and can be used with any size mattress or box spring up to 18″. It has two zippers on each side allowing it to be easily installed over any type of mattress without having to flip the pad over. The material is made from 100% polyester and features ThermalGuard™ technology that reflects body heat back onto you for added warmth in cold climates. It’s also machine washable so it’s easy to keep clean!

These encasements will repel fluids and prevent an infestation from happening in the first place. Even if you don’t have a current infestation, using these covers can protect you from any future problems.

It’s important to prevent bed bugs from being an issue in the first place, but if you’ve already been affected by them, there are several steps that you can take to help get rid of them. These include:

• Vacuuming the bedroom and other rooms where bed bugs may be hiding. This will help remove their eggs and make it harder for them to reproduce.
• Thoroughly washing all clothes and linens that were exposed during the infestation. Dry cleaning is also an option for some items like comforters or heavy-duty blankets.
• Using a mattress encasement to protect yourself against future infestations while you’re still dealing with this one. These covers will repel fluids and prevent an infestation from happening in the first place. Even if you don’t have a current infestation, using these covers can protect you from any future problems.[1]

SafeRest encasements are designed for ultimate protection against bed bugs, allergens, dust mites, fluids, perspiration. They have pocketed sides and secure zippers that go all the way around the mattress. The outer layers are made of micro-polyester fabric, so they’re hypoallergenic and machine washable. The inner layer is made of breathable microporous membrane that will block liquids while still allowing air to flow through. Bed bugs and dust mites are blocked by the fabric weave itself, but normal air flow through the mattress is not impeded. If you do find bed bugs or other insects in your encasement, simply take it off the box spring or mattress, throw it in the dryer on high heat for 30 minutes and then discard it. This will kill any insects in the encasement without damaging them or your house.

Bed bugs are small insects that feed on human blood. They usually live in beds, but they can also be found in other places where people sleep or sit: couches, chairs and carpets. Bed bugs do not fly or jump; they crawl quickly to find their next meal. Although bed bug bites are itchy and may cause an allergic reaction in some people, most bites will go away without treatment within a few days.

Bed bug infestations are becoming more common because travelers unknowingly bring them home with them when they return from overseas travel. Bed bugs can survive for many months without feeding if they get access to a supply of blood such as humans and pets (dogs). They hide during the day and come out at night when their hosts are asleep to feed (usually 1-3 hours after dark).