Would this be able to handle a queen size cotton blanket covered with fuzz pills/naps on both sides?
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It should be able to handle a good amount of pills, of small to medium size, with no problem - but it will be a tedious task. If the item is worth saving for economic or emotional reasons then I would say go for it.
207858
yes, just lay it on the bed and start working on it, I did this to a queen size sheet that pilled
207859
It would definitely take some time. But the head surface area is about twice that of others I have tried.
1489374
Hi Barb,I think this would slide around if it were not wrapped around the sides of the mattress as intended.
1285595
Possibly. I have only used mine to provide extra cushion when sleeping on a cot. I slept on it for a total of 8 successive nights and it worked fine for that. It is about 3 inches thick.
1129501
I wish! I am challenged when it comes to folding fitted sheets! Unfortunately this nifty tool is not really designed for that.
1348884
Yes you should. I use it with a sheet on top no different than we do the adult size mattress covers.
1070919
No, your best bet would be using this for a standard full size futon frame. Because of the coils, the mattress is only flexible enough for one fold.
575563
Probably but the matress is not very thick, maybe 4 inches, so it would probably bunch up. I would try testing the overlap with a sofa cushion of about the same thickness.
1094983
I've used this on a futon (full size mattress) with my 2 1/2 yr old granddaughter. We only had one bumper but we rolled up pillows and stuffed them under the lower sheet for the other side. They worked fine and she had lots of room. I was even able to lie next to her when reading her a bedtime story. The rolled up pillows are about the same size as the bumper.
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Ummm I guess it could. It's a pretty standard size so it will be a little small. The sheets probably won't fit.
1048960
It definitely is "squishy" and may accommodate what you need. I just thought it was ....too pliable but it may work for what you are looking for in a pillow.
967950
I would say no. It would probably be long enough but it's barely wide enough for a double bed. Maybe if you were really short and turned the blanket sideways then it could possibly work :) It is a beautiful throw though and I'm using it as a blanket for my double bed and love it.
1550335
Sorry, my kiddos are bigger. I think it would be too big for that, a rolled up receiving blanket might be better. Mine Always slumped to the side at that age...
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I suppose it could be used as a cosleeper, but it's soft all around (i.e. you can't pick it up with baby in it, the bottom would likely collapse), and the sides would squish in if you were sleeping next to it and happened to press against it (which would make it smaller).
305499
It'll probably be a tight fit but if you really press all the air out it might work. Mine comfortably holds 4 decorative (small square) pillows and two thin blankets.
1515552
It certainly could. It is probably 0.75mm thick. So, you cut the sheet to fit whatever space you are covering and you have a thin sharp edged piece of plastic. That said, you could easily run a piece of electrical tape up the edge of one side and then fold it over onto the other side (thereby covering the edge). Problem solved. That is only one solution, I'm sure there are many more you could come up with. I have yet to have anyone in my family get sliced open by the plastic sheet....
140688
I have not used it for that, however it is very thick and substantial unlike a lot of blankets at that price point. I think if you keep it fairly clean it should hold up well. Hope that helps.
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I'm sure it would. I used the medium size to pack multiple blankets 3 months ago, and they are still air tight.