I am a 24 year old adult. Can I use this for my twin sized mattress? I want a allergy-proof and dust-mite-proof mattress cover. I have bronchitis.
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I am pleased with this matress cover and think it is one of the best ones. I am no expert on bronchitis, but surely this would help and not hurt.
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Hello, As of yet, I haven't used the mattress cover because my apartment had an infestation of bedbugs and I had to throw everything out. A professional pest control agent came to see me and he looked at this mattress cover. He said that it is made of the very thing that bedbugs like most So, I don't know the answer to YOUR question but the mattress is no good if you are going to prevent bedbugs. Annette
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I have a twin cover. I just measured it and its 14 inches. Is actually quite big on my mattress. Bed covers are a bugger to put on, but with two people shouldn't be a problem. There is plenty of width. Measure before you pull all way out of package.
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I bought a full-size cotton coil premium mattress for Overstock.com and it works great, fits perfectly, very comfortable, mattress is heavy though, weighs about 90 pounds and is thick. I would only stick with the full-size though, twin would be to small and queen would overhang off of frame, have had frame and mattress about 1 1/2 years and am very pleased with it.It is hard to put frame back into couch mode with mattress on it, be mindful about how heavy of a mattress you are going to get, for my mattress, I just pull it off and put back to couch mode. Good Luck
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A mattress cover? For what reason? If you mean like A fitted sheet it may work but I'm not sure why you would want to. It's not comfortable enough to use as your everyday couch or to sleep on for more than a nap. The point of this piece is the look of it and a cover would change that. Not sure if this is any help at all
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You're welcome. You may have read this elsewhere, but if you buy one I would strongly suggest some type of homemade cover for it as the product has nylon (or something like it) in the cover and it will pill in short order. Besides preventing it from looking old before its time, adding your own cover (section of an old pillowcase or such) will keep body oils off the unit which can produce hot spots and cause bursting when you heat it, so I've read.
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After combing and reading ALL reviews over several weeks, I finally went on the website www.allergydirect.com/allergy-duvet-covers/allersoft and found the measurements we have been seeking! KING 106 x 86 (sold for $83.95 on that website) Here are all the other sizes below for everyone else's reference plus prices from www.allergydirect.com website. The (limited) sizes available on Amazon should be the same. If you need a different size, suggest you go on the website mentioned or elsewhere. Prices cited below are from allergydirect NOT Amazon and just listed for comparison/reference. KING JUMBO 110 x 96 ($94.95) QUEEN JUMBO 96x 92 ($83.95) FULL/QUEEN 86 x 86 ($73.95) LONG TWIN 70 x 90 ($73.95) TWIN 66 x 86 ($62.95) Allersoft should have listed the dimensions of their duvet covers here on Amazon to begin with but since I did the research because I needed to know too, thought I'd share the info to help answer everyone else's questions. Miranda
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Yes I have had the allersoft cotton mattress cover on my king Temperpedic mattress for about a year and have found it to be great and no dust mites. I have washed it once and it came out fine.
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Hi, Sorry for the delay, I've had the flu. This blanket is made of 90 % Acrylic and 10 % Polyester Fibers. It was made in Mexico. Wash in cold water, I put it in our dryer on the lowest heat, air dry setting and it's fine. Here is a website that maybe helpful. www ramatexinternalional.com. It is very warm but does "shed" leaving some fuzzies on black clothing. This would work well on a twin bed. We use it over the back of our couch. It is too small for a full-size or larger bed. Hope this helps you out!!!!
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We bought two Twin size covers --- I have a deep quilt mattress and they fit perfectly ,I would assume if you bought the Queen size you should have no problem. I might add , the quality is very good for the price.
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No. There are only certain products made that specifically say will reduce dust mites, allergens etc. You have to look for pillows and pillow covers that say this. However, if you put your pillows on high heat in dryer you can reduce and possibly kill certain allergens. If you think you have a big problem with dust mites or anything else that is a problem it's probably best to replace pillows and mattress if older than 8 years.
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Mites in bed? Sure. HEPA? No. And within a year or so--and that's assuming you're lucky--the thing will start to fail on you, and you'll get about 5-10 seconds of vacuuming before it shuts off. You'll need to keep pushing/releasing the trigger to do anything longer. My recommendation would be to buy something else. Don't make the mistake I made.
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I don't know ,I use it for my 13 year old son for allergies reason from dust mites. But I added another sheet on top an way.
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I myself purchased the queen size mattress cover, so I can't be 100% certain. However, the cover I received has very little give; it fit like a glove. Measuring a mattress can be tricky so I would go ahead and purchase the twin sized cover. Most mattresses are a standard size and the covers have been made to those standard sizes. You can always return it if it is too small. I hope I helped :)
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Just throw the thinness inexpensive cotton mattress cover on it and you'll be fine. Found one at Wally world (make sure its cotton) for less then $20 with deep pockets. I didn't experience any body heat problems prior but a thin cotton cover will help dissipate body heat worries & protect this awesome mattress. Reviewers were right. Hard to get up in the morning its soooo comfortable. Haven't written a review yet but some advice, it might take almost two weeks to fully expess itself into that firm softness (cloud-like) that so many seek.
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Mites in bed? Sure. HEPA? No. And within a year or so--and that's assuming you're lucky--the thing will start to fail on you, and you'll get about 5-10 seconds of vacuuming before it shuts off. You'll need to keep pushing/releasing the trigger to do anything longer.My recommendation would be to buy something else. Don't make the mistake I made.
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Hypoallergenic foam and a good pillow will allow you to customize the right form. Department stores sell "egg-crate" foam, but there are slightly more expensive 2-inch thick styles that you can use single or folded in half to double the thickness. I'm not supporting this mattress, though, because it developed a leak after 3 months due to a perceived design flaw (see my other review). I bought a Serta one-piece mattress of same size and better quality. Amazon sells Serta one-piece models with the same overall thickness as this Aerobed.