I need plastic to cover my queen-sized bed so that guests who come in with wet coats can lay them down on the be. Would it work?
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The coverall plastic will keep items underneath dry and contaminate free. It won't protect item on the the exterior side of the barrier I.E linen on top. It is large enough to cover a king size bed.I would just use a coat rack to hang up wet garments.
2179686
It should work well for that application but allow several days for the plastic to get very hard. It might look good in one day but it gets harder over 2 or 3 days.
224540
It COULD be. It's a sturdy plastic. I've reused mine for several parties. I think if it was hung in the right way it would work! And it would cover a big section of wall.
2095659
You could probably put a plastic or some type of liner and cover it up with your bedding or rabbit litter.
150820
I would think that this would work. I put mine in a duvet cover - that works too. Best cheers.
2025719
The mattress cover is 12" deep, the box spring encasement is only 9" deep. So, if you have a thinner mattress, it might work fine, they are stretchy. However, someone said the mattress cover is also waterproof. I have only the box spring one so I don't know.
1459731
Not sure how well poly or clear coat would really protect it. You would be better off putting it in a small waterproof enclosure.
1852370
I would think you could because the plastic has an uneven finish to it. Perhaps an acrylic paint and then follow with a clear topcoat that is resistant to the weather.
1020318
I don't see why not, though I'm not sure how well it would cover. It's a clear, thick plastic.
1744355
I'm not sure what u mean by plastic bedliner? If it is a piece of plastic that u just lay over the bottom of the bed it should be fine. But if it is one of those molded bed liners that u drop in and covers the complete bed, then it won't work because it will change the dimensions of the bed...The dee zee bed mat is made to fit perfectly for the type of truck u have..It's made well heavy duty and protects the floor of your bed. For the price u can't go wrong.....
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We make all of our bags with a 2.2 mil NON VENTED ( which means no holes so it's water, dust and debris proof) Recycled Plastic with Bio Degradable and Anti Mold Additives. To date, we are the thickest plastic mattress cover made in America and since we use a non slip process ( this is a very cool application), it allows the bag to easily slide on and pull tight without ripping. It's non crinkling or crackling, so it's ideal to seal and then dress the bed without effecting the feel when your sleeping. If you have any other questions, just let us know and we're here to help you!! Thanks! Spence
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i have a spray in liner but it did not cover the bed rails. i still think it would work spray in liners are not very thick.
183596
I bought a king for my king sized bed. It barely covers the mattress. I have a bed skirt so it's not a problem. I think a king size should work for your queen
1988646
Yes, that is what I use it for. It's so much better than plastic! Most of the nicer hotels use cloth instead of plastic because they're just better! This one is good quality and I'm happy with it.
1645395
Yes. It would be a good idea to purchase a cover. I did and it is plastic. Not a good idea. I caused one tear and it is slowly tearing apart. The next mattress cover I purchase will be made of a washable material. I hope this helps.
707480
I would use those patches that are made for clothes. You iron them on. Put it on the outside (where it shows when you put it n the bed) and be vary careful!!! Don't iron too much to where you burn the material of the bed cover. It worked for me. To be extra safe I then hand sowed around the patch to make sure it stayed in place. The patch is good for keeping the cover waterproof. If you tore the bottom (the part that you can't touch to heat) then I don't know. Let me know how it goes.
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It will protect your mattress, but you will still have to strip the bed and if you don't have a backup mattress cover you may have a problem. Also when I washed and dried the cool sheild it the plastic covering started to deteriorate after just the first wash. I've opted to go to a full plastic mattress cover.