Does this close up over your head so bed bugs can't get in? what's to stop bed bugs if the top is open?
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No, and I don't think I would want to have a sheet that closed so tightly that bedbugs would be sealed out -- if such a thing even exists. Bed bugs are really small, small enough to get through most zippers, etc.
292774
You would need a zippered net to accomplish that...I sprayed mine with Zeet. No problem.
2207370
There is a little sliding panel on the top. It opens the filling hole in one direction and closes in the other. When closed you can lock it in place. Overall I didn't like this feeder as it wouldn't keep the squirrels away, and also thru the netting which it is made of, a lot of feed was lost. As a result I discontinued using it
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It is a sheet that is closed in, I would say no you can't do that however if you want to try it let me know how it works out. We used it as a top sheet, because we had the sleeping bag we used this to cover up.
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It should keep away most small flies and bugs. There are no holes in the tent other then the entryway and I believe it zips up.
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Hello, The Z rack covers by necessity are open on the bottom. We have found it difficult to develop a cover that encloses completely. The open bottom is good for the heat and humidity that can build up because it allows some air to flow. They will protect somewhat from bugs, but are not completely enclosed. They are meant to keep dust and dirt off of your clothes. The only sure way to protect your clothing from any kind of bug is to use individual or high capacity garment bags.
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No but it does keep the bugs out. It fits tight so the kids don't like to open and close the zippers all the time.
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We don't really get bugs where I keep mine, so I can't really say that the absence of bugs means its bug proof. It sounds like the real question is whether the bag closes 100%. The answer to that is that while it closes pretty securely, pretty much any little opening could be enough to let something in, depending on what that something is. There is a little space where the zipper meets the top...but it's tiny - and it's covered with fabric so that the zipper "tucks" up underneath it. So if you're concerned about larger bugs, this is probably a safe bet. If you're concerned about little bugs, such as those the size of fruit flies, etc, I wouldn't say it's 100% bug proof. Hope this helps! We don't really get bugs where I keep mine, so I can't really say that the absence of bugs means its bug proof. It sounds like the real question is whether the bag closes 100%. The answer to that is that while it closes pretty securely, pretty much any little opening could be enough to let something in, depending on what that something is. There is a little space where the zipper meets the top...but it's tiny - and it's covered with fabric so that the zipper "tucks" up underneath it. So if you're concerned about larger bugs, this is probably a safe bet. If you're concerned about... » Read More We don't really get bugs where I keep mine, so I can't really say that the absence of bugs means its bug proof. It sounds like the real question is whether the bag closes 100%. The answer to that is that while it closes pretty securely, pretty much any little opening could be enough to let something in, depending on what that something is. There is a little space where the zipper meets the top...but it's tiny - and it's covered with fabric so that the zipper "tucks" up underneath it. So if you're concerned about larger bugs, this is probably a safe bet. If you're concerned about little bugs, such as those the size of fruit flies, etc, I wouldn't say it's 100% bug proof. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Well, let me start by saying we don't have a bed bug issue in our home. That being said, if we did, there is no way they could make a home in our mattress with this cover. The cover completely protects out mattress, and is sealed really well. There is no way any liquid or bug would be able to get in. Hope this helps.
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The bottom is open. You attach it to the bed like you would a fitted sheet. There are poles that go into the top of the tent to give it shape. Fits very nice.
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Hi! It goes on top on top of the your regular mattress and it has a cool cover. All of it goes under your bed sheets. You can make it work with deep pocket sheets. I have deep pocket ones and some regular ones and both work just fine. Sometimes you have to stretch it but the regular sheets work and stay in place as well. I love it!
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Mine has a 2 1/2 foot opening at top center, and slits in corners to reach a hand through and pull on comforter or topper. I use it to cover a 2-inch foam topper and sleep with a cotton sheet over that. My bedroom is controlled at 67 to 72 deg-F and 50-60 % relative humidity, and my foam topper is not noticeably hot, cold, or moist. Originally when I bought the BtN cover, I also bought a cotton pad to be placed between the cover and sheet to moderate the temperature and moisture, but have not needed it.
2017995
Has a set of plastic flappers that close by gravity and blow open when turned on. Not a very tight seal but keeps the bugs out.
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It is open at the top. The top is bent so things can't just fall in. If I lived in the south or in places where there are bugs I might not like this product so much. Here in the Northwest, it is perfect. The drips from the spout go back into the container. I love this device.
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This is just an overlay air mattress with alternating pressure cells. It goes on top of whatever bed you have, hopefully a hospital bed. prevents bedsores.
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It does not prevent bedbugs, but if you do get bed bugs they cannot get into the mattress. You can wash the cover to get rid of any dead ones after they spray. It saves you from buying a new mattress. I would suggest getting a box spring cover and pillow covers. I had bed bugs at one of my rental properties and had to through ever thing out. So if I get them again I can wash all the coverings and save the new stuff I bought.
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I am wondering if this would help a hide-a-bed. They are uncomfortable as a rule, but wonder if this 4" topper would make ours tolerable.
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You have to take it down and remove the top. The center area that looks open is for a water barrier for ants. Taking it down helps because it gives you a chance to rinse it out and keep the feed fresh.