What is the backing material? So many pads/toppers have a flimsy material that disintegrates in the wash.
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The backing Material is thick and patterned... I myself am completely satisfied with this product... Sandi C
1484121
The padding is on both sides of the topper, so there is no backing. The sides are made of material that stretches around the mattress. I have washed mine and it maintained its shape and style. I'm quite pleased with my topper.
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Hi there...the tag says "new material consisting of 100% cotton, Fill is 100% polyester. It says to machine wash and tumble dry low. I haven't used this set yet but it's adorable. If I were to wash it, I'd wash in gentle cycle on cold and air dry instead of putting it in the dryer. Hope this helps!
64066
Not having a cover is what disappointed me in this product. It's just a large rectangle of good quality foam. I covered it with my mattress cover, but I haven't found any info about how to clean the topper.
13587
the top is terry cloth.....the under part is a poly laminate that is very thin....it doesn't krinkle when you move.
630273
I'm not sure of actual material but it isn't cotton. It is very smooth, soft and velvety like velour and is thick not flimsy. It is soooo comfy. I luv it. I can check tag on it tomorrow and let you know actual material content. This is very nice. I hope this helps.
119037
I got portacrib sheets at Toys R Us, I forget which brand, and Carousel Designs. They both get softer the more you wash them. (Neither are organic).
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its plastic. There is no reason that a thin pad -or a couple of towels could not be placed over the 'bed'. I used a rolled up sheet of bubble-wrap for a while when my lower back was being tender.
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2 thin--ish wash cloths will ''pad'' under the hooks, or maybe some cheap pieces of felt. :)
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The tags on my coverlet (which I left on so I would not go to jail, (ha), list the contents as follows: The top and reverse side outer surface is 100% polyester. The filling is 90% cotton and 10% polyester. I have washed this item at least three times now and it washes well and does not lose its shape. I could not be happier. I hope this helps you out.
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Had the same problem. Brought the pads in every night. Sorry. They look nice but are not great quality.
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It probably is a mold buildup. The warmer pad should be taken out and washed regularly. I had two so that i constantly had a clean one available. The pad is in the warmer to add moisture to the cloths. So that i hope I'm making sense: the pad is just sitting in a warm box and it's wet. So the more often it gets rinsed out the better. Hope this helps.
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It's intended to protect from water but the material started to flake after a few times of my dog jumping in the car wet. I don't know how to explain the material, it's like woven but on the back it's plasticy and that plasticy material just started cracking and flaking everywhere.
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I'm not sure what exactly to call it but its not regular fabric. Its very easily wipeable. I have easily gotten poopy messes cleaned off of it and easily sanitized. Idk if that helps. It is small tho so you may want to pick up a larger changing pad.
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The pad is pretty soft... at first. Its pretty thin, and quickly flattens out and becomes hard if you have baby sleeping on it every night. Due to the odd shape, there aren't really any mattresses you can buy, and last I checked, Fisher Price didn't sell replacement pads. There is no sheet, and I haven't seen any in this size or shape. Eventually, I cut a small slit in the bottom of the pad and inserted a blanket to pad it. Also, the pad is not machine washable. If baby pees through or spits up on the pad, you have to hand wash and air dry. And then hope in dries before nap time. Because, no replacements. The pad is pretty soft... at first. Its pretty thin, and quickly flattens out and becomes hard if you have baby sleeping on it every night. Due to the odd shape, there aren't really any mattresses you can buy, and last I checked, Fisher Price didn't sell replacement pads. There is no sheet, and I haven't seen any in this size or shape. Eventually, I cut a small slit in the bottom of the pad and inserted a blanket to pad it. Also, the pad is not machine washable. If baby pees through or spits up on the pad, you have to hand wash and air dry. And then hope in dries before nap time. Because,... » Read More The pad is pretty soft... at first. Its pretty thin, and quickly flattens out and becomes hard if you have baby sleeping on it every night. Due to the odd shape, there aren't really any mattresses you can buy, and last I checked, Fisher Price didn't sell replacement pads. There is no sheet, and I haven't seen any in this size or shape. Eventually, I cut a small slit in the bottom of the pad and inserted a blanket to pad it. Also, the pad is not machine washable. If baby pees through or spits up on the pad, you have to hand wash and air dry. And then hope in dries before nap time. Because, no replacements. « Show Less
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The top layer is the 2" mattress pad which you can throw in the washer and dryer. The gel foam layer can't be washed so you protect it with the mattress pad.
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Natracare pads don't have a solid backing on them. They have a very small sticky strip but not a plastic back. Usually organic cotton or something. But the main complaint in the reviews for that is they don't stick well and if you're sweating that causes even more reason to not stick. :(
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Some kind of simi-plush fabric. My opinion, it is a good mix between washable and warm-ish. Any plusher and poo stains would be hard to wash. The actual material is 100% polyester. Hope this helped :-)