Can I use these to go across the width of the bed as our matress pad and sheets are too loose in that direction?
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Yes, you can. The straps are adjustable. I use them to tighten the width as and they work great.
2043206
We bought the long ones & they go across the shoter ones work good to use on the corners.
2043207
Yes. I have used corner to corner and across the mattress as well on my single sized bed. My bed elevates the head and/or the foot, so I used two sets and secured the sheet with both of them. It has been a wonderful solution to a very aggravating problem.
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That's how we use them. Works great, better with some sheets than with others.
2043209
They hook like suspenders so you could either place them straight across, or crisscross them just along the sides. I hooked mine to a mattress pad & only remove them for washing. They keep it in place without adjustments.
2043210
You can adjust the length of these, as well as stretch them, so they can go which ever direction you need. have used them across, up and down, as well as caty-corner.
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Yes, since you can shorten the length because of velcro tabs. Mine are used on a queen bed, not twin. I just love mine!! Nancy S. answered on February 14, 2013
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I'd imagine so. We used them to go corner to corner on my mothers sofa, and there is a lot of adjustability
2043213
The suspenders will work in any direction....diagonally...side to side....top to bottom. Be certain the length of the suspenders you order will fit the dimension for which you intend to use them. I've had mine for quite a while now and they are absolutely the answer to keeping your bottom sheet on the bed and looking nice.Sam -
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Yes, I that is exactly how l use them, I still angle them some from the upper corner to the lower corner but I use them to pull in on the bottom fitted sheet which is too deep for my matters
1902995
Absolutely. We had the same issue with the newer sheets. You are going to love these straps! Put the first one on about 3" from the corner pocket and put the sheet on the bed. Pull the strap under the mattress and pull taught to the opposite side. It is really is such a pleasure sleeping on unwrinkled and bunched up sheets!
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Yes you will. I use all of those at the same time too. This mat does not go around the mattress' corners, like a fitted sheet does, it's just a pad you lay on top of the mattress (it doesn't even have anything to hold it in place, that's where the fitted sheet comes to the rescue) . Hope this helps
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They should still work fine since you adjust the suspenders tension to fit your bed & sheet anyway. It may loosen up the sheet if you have to bend the bed frequently or the tension could be too much if it is too tight before the bed is adjusted upright. But you should be able to find a tension that works for you.
701193
I have a set that I use going across my queen size bed to help keep my flat sheet in place. it works good for me. They might not go much shorter than that though.
616362
Yes, BUT, you will need to use two (2) adjacent lines. They (king size) fit if you "wrap them" around the corner.
2085272
You can use standard for the mattress but measure for the changing pad. It is not standard.
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You can use twin sheets but they will be a little loose. But didn't have any issues with it.
358644
The ends of the straps are buckles. I am not sure how you would attack them to fitted sheets. They do make straps with clips on the end to hold sheets on mattresses. You would probably fare better with those.
275131
These pads would only work that way if you purchased them a bit bigger than the legs on what you intend to move. This would help if the furniture did try to slip off it would notdamage the floor. The other suggestion I would have would be to buy pads with rubber on one side that would keep your furniture in place while moving but could be removed.
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I really would not. These are for more for stationary items. Even then, our bed seems a little unstable, but that is due to how high up these put our bed. If you put them on a glider I can only imgine the rocking back and forth force, will cause the whole thing to topple over.
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Probably not, you need a conventional mattress that has a sewn in piping around the edges to attach these sheet grippers to. Mine work great on that type of mattress. I love them!
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I tried it yo answer the question, not if you are going to move around. If you left leg in one position may work straight. Tried wrapping around and again if don't move but the pads don't fully adhere.
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As long as the sheet on the bed has slack I would think so but I don't know for sure. They are easy to work with and seem like they would work on just about anything with a loose sheet.
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make sure they fit properly.My husband wears them to bed all the time. I have a washable pad we use on his side also. We've never had a bad result with the Depends.Probably could do without the pad,but he's not complaining about it. These Depends have been a lifesaver.Changing bedding on a kingsize mattress is no fun !!!!
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One will not reach across completely, but using 2 might work. I ordered some plastic ones as well which anchor and tighten the sheet to the welling around the lower edge of the mattress. This works very well.
774779
I didn't use mine on our twin beds, but since they're used to keep the corner of the sheets down I would say you'd use them the same way as you do all size beds, one on each corner. They come four to a package. If your sheets are too big you might try tightening up one side by positioning the sheet and then using two clips on one side to keep it in place and see if it works. If your sheets pop off you'll need one on all four corners for sure.