Do you have to/should you cover beds &amp; bedding around this?
1945979
No, you do not have to cover anything. Just put some newspaper down on the floor where the aerosol can goes. I have never had an issue with any residue.
1288483
I don't know if you know the full extent of what I did. Firstly I cinched the beds together with a belt of sorts, then I put a foam bridge between the mattresses, then I put a 2" foam topper on top of both, then a mattress pad cover, then sheets and voila! It is reported to be very comfortable by guests and apart from the slight wrapping of things at the top that you don't see ( a few inches of overhang ) it looks great. Hope that helps. I suppose that reading this back, it may have been easier to just buy a king size mattress but our twins were like new and I couldn't just get rid of them. Also, we may need the guest room to have two singles some time in the future.Deborah I don't know if you know the full extent of what I did. Firstly I cinched the beds together with a belt of sorts, then I put a foam bridge between the mattresses, then I put a 2" foam topper on top of both, then a mattress pad cover, then sheets and voila! It is reported to be very comfortable by guests and apart from the slight wrapping of things at the top that you don't see ( a few inches of overhang ) it looks great. Hope that helps. I suppose that reading this back, it may have been easier to just buy a king size mattress but our twins were like new and I couldn't just get rid of... » Read More I don't know if you know the full extent of what I did. Firstly I cinched the beds together with a belt of sorts, then I put a foam bridge between the mattresses, then I put a 2" foam topper on top of both, then a mattress pad cover, then sheets and voila! It is reported to be very comfortable by guests and apart from the slight wrapping of things at the top that you don't see ( a few inches of overhang ) it looks great. Hope that helps. I suppose that reading this back, it may have been easier to just buy a king size mattress but our twins were like new and I couldn't just get rid of them. Also, we may need the guest room to have two singles some time in the future.Deborah « Show Less
2024315
The cover does not completely cover the 4 cleteholes but iI think the stake holes are further in towards the bed so they should be covered
1656790
Mine covers the top and hangs down the sides a bit, like a "coverlet". It's nice to have a longer bedspread underneath in a contrasting or neutral color. My pillow covers match the bedspread. Matching fur pillows are purely optional. I think it looks fine either way.
1964771
Hi there. You will need to buy a cover. I'm not real excited about it to term you the truth. It is literally a huge piece of thick foam that you buy at Hobby Lobby or a craft store. It also had a very odd odor. I had to air outside overnight before I put it on the bed. Good luck!
1068253
Go to a fabric place and buy a top cover for it ....I use blankets and sheets and different top covers and wash them weekly to avoid having to take off the cover.
1065961
after washing your bedding i would put a light coating on your bed every night and around your base boards DE eats into their skeleton i hope this helps
1228658
I have a hypoallergenic topper on top of it..then a bed sheet over my topper....so I am not lying on top of mattress cover.. So I really can't answer your question....
1409014
All I ever due is insert the laminate direct. No cover needed just make sure you're on the right mil setting.
811820
I put my quilt on a full size bed. It covers almost.to the floor like a really nice bedspread, as I hoped it would. No bed skirt needed. I wouldn't want to recommend what size you should get, but I hope my input is helpful.
1211852
No. There is a crease in the padding and material that seems to cover it up. You do fill that there is a seem but if you have a sheet or blanket, it doesnt bother.
922704
Yes, I did but use a shower cap and protect your bedding. It was a great conditioner. I left on overnight using the greenhouse method.
1410835
Yes, but you will most likely cover the headboard once the box spring and mattress are in place.
721126
Good morning. Forgive my delay in responding, in the hospital attending to my Dad... You are right in that the Encase Protctive Cover has a significant amount of play with regard to the depth, but though I am rather anal with my bedding, have not found this cover in any way uncomfortable, having placed the 'slack' side-which has elastic running around its perimeter- to the underside of the mattress. You do not say whether you are purchasing the cover as 'general protection,' or as a remedy for or guard against bedbugs. Having just gone through THAT horrific ordeal, let me assure you that any inconvenience that might have even remotely been perceived by the Encase Protctive Cover would have been tolerated! Once the matress pad and then the top sheet is in place, the Encase Protctive Cover cover does not move about, at all. More importantly the quality of the Encase Protctive Cover was wonderful. Soft, pliable, and without the plastic feel of several of the covers! All and all, a good choice! We are quite satisfied with them, now using the Encase Protctive Covers to protect a total of four of our mattresses and box springs. (Though I will admit to not being quite as satisfied with the box spring covers which do not seem as durable. Were I to do it again I might choose to use the mattress covers for both, despite the cost.) There you have it... Hope this has helped.
701448
I do this all the time. I would rather have it to big than small. The reason for this for me is; Satin slides and in the winter time I want to be sure it's covering me. You can also buy the regular size for your bed during the day time for looks.
276255
Yes! I just wipe it down with Clorox wipes and let dry then put on clean bedding
1772925
I have a queen size bed, and want to cover my whole bed. what size should I get?