I have a bare foam twin sized mattress topper (38x73x5"), as in the foam is exposed, can you recommend something to zip it up fully?
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We purchased a bare foam mattress topper last year when our daughter was in the dorm at UF. The mattress was horrible. We just placed the topper on the mattress and then put a hi-quality mattress pad over both the foam topper and the mattress it worked very well. I have never found a cover or sleeve that you could put a topper in. Then with a fitted sheet over the whole thing (mattress, foam topper, mattress pad. Worked great! Hope this helps.
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Try a king or queen-size sheet folded in half. I would glue it, but you, of course, could sew it shut. Or just put it under a mattress pad.
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Just use mattress pad on top whether padded or quilted ,no need to zip it up make sure its covered with the pad fully.
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I have a queen size mattress and when it's deflated, rolled up and to be packed away it's about the size of two standard pillows stacked on top of each other. The twin has got to be smaller than that...probably the size of a good, filled seeping bag when it's rolled up.
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This encasement is quite large as is, so expect it to be very loose. Maybe you can tuck in the extra fabric under the mattress...
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I doubt it because it is just top shield. It does not zip up & encase the mattress. I have a foam mattress so I don't have to worry about them anyway.
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I really am not certain. I unzipped my mattress topper and put it inside my queen sleep number bed then zipped the top back on.
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Something that zips so can be removed but is somewhat tight so it doesn't bunch. I used a thin cotton one I had left over from the last time I purchased a topper. Hope this helps :)
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I used regular twin bed size. The ones with the 18 inch pocket (from tip to elastic on the fitted bottom sheet) worked well and did not pop off the mattress. For comfort and bottom-up warmth, I used a foam egg crate-type topper and a padded matress pad on the bed under the fitted sweet. I love this bed for size, comfort and durability.
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I put a mattress pad on it. It will keep the foam clean longer. I suppose you wouldn't have to. But I do
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no, place the topper directly under your fitted sheet. the protector would go on the bare mattress to protect it.
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If it's the thickness of a regular queen-size mattress, yes. I have a queen-size mattress with a TempurPedic topper. There's enough of the stretchy sides left over that I tuck it beneath. Every once in a while I find I have to reposition the terry cloth part squarely on the mattress, but it's no big deal.A couple of weeks ago, I had a major spill and it blocked all of it. Just washed the cover in cold water on gentle, and hung it inside my home to dry. Works great.
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I ordered a "Memory Foam Mattress Cover BRAND NEW LUXURY JACQUARD VELOUR ALL AROUND ZIPPERED COVER for 3" TWIN Memory Foam Mattress Pad Topper" for my twin size topper. It fits perfectly and it's dimensions are 38" x 74" x 3".
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We have a 4 inch gel memory foam topper on our bed with the protector and it is fine. Do not notice any heat issues at all.
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I found The mattress To Thin, So I Put A Foam piece Down In The Bassinet With A Fitted Sheet.The Foam Piece Was The Exact Size As The Mattress.
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I bought a mattress cover (just a cheap one) at walmart just to save it from getting dirty. It worked well. Mine was a little padded and I think it help firm up the topper. I love it actually.
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I use a very thick air mattress along with a topper....maybe not quite as thick as it would be with a box spring and mattress but think it would be close. I have a dust ruffle on mine.
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I'm not sure..I've only covered mine with a full size sheet set when using for a bed..other wise, it's just uncovered..I'm guessing a mattress pad from any store that is full size will work..the sheets do.
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Memory foam mattresses are usually very heavy so you might need help lifting it up to slide the cover under, but it's pretty easy since the zipper goes around 3 sides. You basically end up with 2 flaps, one that you pull under the mattress and one that you lay over the top. Then zip up around 3 sides.