If you have ever been unfortunate enough to have interacted with a vicious bed bug, then you will understand why we offer the largest selection of bed bug protection mattress covers on the web. There is nothing more frustrating than having to deal with these tiny blood-sucking creatures. So be sure you take every precaution possible to ensure that you will never have to experience the pain and torment that comes from an infestation. Are you or someone you know in need of a mattress cover for bed bugs? If so, we have just the mattress cover for you! Our AllerZip Bed Bug Protection Mattress Covers are made with a triple-layer zipper and encased seams to ensure absolute protection from bed bugs. Unlike competitors’ covers, ours are designed to provide full coverage and protect your entire mattress, even the underside. Our bed bug protection mattress covers are infused with active carbon. It helps capture bed bugs, dust mites and other allergens in your mattress. Our anti-allergen mattress covers protect you and your family from dust mites and other gross things in your mattress. The protection will last up to 6-8 years at least.

Bed Bug Protection Mattress Covers

Introduction

In the market for a new mattress cover to protect your bed from bed bugs or dust mites? You’ve come to the right place. We’re going to break down:

Section: A buyer’s guide for buying a quality mattress protector

Section: The different types of mattress covers out there, including differences in material and thickness

Section: What features you should look for when buying a bed bug mattress cover

Takeaway: When it comes to picking the best mattress cover, you have several options. We can help you find one that works best for your needs!

Bed Bug Protection Mattress Covers

A bed bug protection mattress cover completely eliminates the cracks and crevices where bedbugs can hide. A fitted cover allows you to zip it up on all four sides of your mattress, completely covering both the top and sides of the mattress and creating a barrier that prevents any bugs from entering or exiting.

For added effectiveness, full encasements are available for both twin and queen-sized mattresses. These covers completely wrap around your entire mattress, providing a seal so tight that no bugs can get inside. This also means you have to remove them when washing sheets or making your bed because they’re not designed for easy removal by simply lifting up one corner of fabric like traditional zipper covers.

How to Protect Your Home From Bedbugs

To protect your home from bed bugs, it’s important to take these steps:

• Properly clean your house. Vacuuming is the best way to get rid of bed bugs in your home, but make sure you do it thoroughly and regularly. You should also wash all bedding with hot water and dry on high heat for at least 20 minutes before storing them away in a sealed container or bag until they’ve been washed again by the laundry service (if you don’t have one). Lastly, remove any clutter that might harbor bedbugs and keep any items that aren’t necessary for everyday life outside of the bedroom if possible.
• Keep an eye out for signs of infestation—such as bites on yourself or other people living in your house—and call an exterminator immediately if there are any signs of an infestation!

The first step to managing bedbugs is to protect your home.

The first step to managing bedbugs is to protect your home.

When you’re at home, make sure that you keep all your bedding and linen in a sealed plastic bag until you’re ready to wash it. Avoid bringing items into the house that may have been exposed to bedbugs (such as furniture, bags, etc.) and check for signs of an infestation before moving these items inside. If there are any doubts about whether or not an item has been exposed, don’t bring it into your house—better safe than sorry!

If you do find yourself with a household infestation on your hands, use these tips:

Bedbug Free certified mattress encasements are made from a tightly woven, waterproof fabric.

• Waterproof material
• Tightly woven fabric
• Made from a special material that is not permeable to bed bugs

Mattress encasements are easy to install, and they provide total protection for the entire life of your mattress.

A mattress encasement is a sheet that covers your entire mattress, often with zippers or other fasteners to keep it in place. They’re generally made of a breathable fabric such as polyester and cotton, and they are washable.

There are two basic types of encasements: those with zippers that allow you to remove the cover at any time and those that don’t have zippers (the latter kind are sometimes called “all-in-one” covers). If you want to be able to move your bed without taking off the cover each time, go with one that has zippers; if not, choose an all-in-one version.

The most important thing about these products is that they be certified by either the Crib Mattress Institute (CMI) or the National Sleep Foundation (NSF), both organizations devoted to safety standards for children’s products. Either way—whether it’s certified by CMI or NSF—the label needs to be visible on its packaging so you can verify its validity before buying one online without seeing it firsthand first!

Encasing your mattress and box spring in a fitted cover completely eliminates the cracks and crevices where bedbugs can hide. This also prevents new bugs from getting inside.

To completely eliminate the risk of bed bugs, you should encase your mattress and box spring in a fitted cover. This will prevent new insects from penetrating the interior of your home and also block any existing insects (if they’re still alive) from exiting.

In addition to making sure that any cracks or crevices are sealed up, it’s important that you take care not to transfer bed bugs from one area of your home to another. For example, if you’ve got a mattress cover on one side of your bed but not the other, it’s possible for them to get onto an uncovered surface when you change sheets or clothes over there; this is why it’s important for both sides of the bed to be covered with zippered covers so as not allow any pests in through gaps between seams.

There are several styles of mattress encasements available, including covers for just the top of the mattress, and full encasements that cover both the top and sides of the mattress. Consider which option is best for you depending on how much protection you want and whether you share a bed with someone else.

There are several styles of mattress encasements available, including covers for just the top of the mattress, and full encasements that cover both the top and sides of the mattress. Consider which option is best for you depending on how much protection you want and whether you share a bed with someone else.

• If you have a bed bug problem, it’s important to take precautions to protect yourself from infestation. You can buy special bed bug treatment products from stores or online at places like Amazon or Target, but many experts recommend using a protective cover as part of an integrated approach to prevention.
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If you want even more protection, buy an encasement for your box spring as well as your mattress. Unlike mattresses, box springs don’t provide total coverage for a bug since they have a lot of spaces between the slats where bugs can hide.

Mattress encasements are extremely effective, but they’re also a little tricky to install. If you don’t know what you’re doing, it’s easy to damage your mattress by ripping the fabric or tearing through the zipper if you don’t have the right tools. The easiest way to avoid this is by buying an encasement with built-in sheets that are designed specifically for that purpose—I’ve included links below so you can find one that will fit your bed perfectly.

You’ll also need a seam ripper and sewing kit if you want to get fancy with how tightly or loosely your encasement fits on your mattress/box spring combo!

These steps will help protect both sides of each layer within the encasing (mattress/boxspring) from infestation:

Conclusion

Hopefully after reading this article you have a better understanding of the benefits of using a mattress cover. We strongly recommend that you invest in one if you live in an area where bed bugs are common.