Due to recluse spiders, we need a pillow case that zips tight to prevent them from hiding between case and pillow. Would these work as an outer case?
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Please do something about your recluse spider problem instead of just living with them.
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There is a zippered case around the foam, however I use an extra large pillow case over that.
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No. I just use a regular pillow case although admittedly, its too big for it. But I really like the pillow. You really ought to try it.
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the quilted case is looser. A standard case might be really tight and you don't get the pillows full effect then.
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Hi! Using a pillowcase is completely up to you. It would not interfere with the Memory Foam or the pillow design. Thank you, TheHomeLiquidator
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I use these for sewing items fabric and tools etc. Although the lids fit very well I wouldn't say they are airtight. I think they would keep out most bugs. I store some things in my garage. But I wouldn't swear to the kind of vermin and bugs that seem to find their way into just about everything. So far none of my fabrics or tools have had anything in the boxes I didn't put there! If you have something you need to be absolutely airtight against anything. I would recommend a screw on top container. These do though close well and no problems so far. Good luck.
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The zippered pillow protector will protect the pillow from bed bugs entering it & infesting it. A regular pillow case by itself will not. I do put a regular pillow case over my zippered pillow protector so that I can change & wash it (otherwise oils from your hair & face will dirty it after while.) I also have a zippered anti-bed bug mattress protector (I put a big piece of clear tape at the top of the zipper, just in case) & climb up interceptors for my bed posts. The bugs cannot get in & will be easier to catch & kill if you see them hanging out underneath or on the bed. I do not have a box spring but if I did I would encase it like my mattress. I got a metal bed frame. I got lots of tips from Jeff White at bedbuger.com. Good luck to you. Bed bugs can cause a lot of anxiety but you can get rid of them.
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No. I think you would need something with a seal. This keeps water out but I'm pretty sure those pesky critters will crawl right in.
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No. I would not say the sleep sack is for this purpose, nor would it help. In my experience some babies /toddlers are just "climbers" and a Sleep sack would not deter them nor prevent.
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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.
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A Little Pillow Company makes cases as well: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009JUUPKM/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I think folding would be a no-go. You might try two in a single pillowcase (or T-shirt) that's snug enough to keep them atop one another.
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Any pillow case will work but the case is much smaller than the pillow. I did return my pillow because it was too small for me to sleep on.
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Due to their size and curvature they require a soft sided case much like a cloth tube.I haven't found an off the shelf case that works.
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Any other suggestions? I bought one at BBY and it doesn't fit in far enough to zip closed due to the extended battery shape. If I removed the battery it would fit but that defeats the purpose. Are there any soft/slip cover cases that'll fit the width?
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Yes, we do. Since it's actually their zipper case itself that stays cool, we considered using just that case and washing it, but since it's white we didn't want it to get all worn and crappy, so use cotton pillowcases over their zipper case.
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No. Why would it? The official kindle case from Amazon also uses magnets to help keep it closed and that's how the auto sleep/wake function works....