Does tis cover work with a Tempurpedic mattress by not retaining heat?
931213
I do not understand what your asking me. I have a tempurpedic mattress and use this cover on it but still feel the heat from the mattress. These mattress seem to be warmer but it doesn't bother me and I want the cover since it's water repellant and I have animals that go on my bed.
931214
I dont believe it retains the heat, works well to protect the mattress from moisture.
1696681
No. It doesn't cover the whole mattress and doesn't seal. You want a fabric zippered cover that won't easily rip.
477566
we have the mattress itself in an allergy-proof sealed zipper cover. any mattress pad we put on, we do so OVER that, so it can be taken off & washed. i think the heat is so gentle, that if it was under another pad, you would barely feel the heat. i suppose you could try it and just up the heat higher.
657418
I have a Tempurpedic mattress with a 3" topper for a softer feel (a lower density memory foam than the TP) and I had the same problem with the topper moving off the mattress,even with a well fitted mattress pad. Very annoying,until I bought a "no-slip/non-skid" mesh originally used under rugs on hardwood floors. This solved the problem beautifully and the topper has not moved an inch under the mattress pad since. I bought a roll of the stuff from an online futon retailer which promote it used to avoid futons sliding off the frame. Cost total was about $14 incl.shipping. I have a Tempurpedic mattress with a 3" topper for a softer feel (a lower density memory foam than the TP) and I had the same problem with the topper moving off the mattress,even with a well fitted mattress pad. Very annoying,until I bought a "no-slip/non-skid" mesh originally used under rugs on hardwood floors. This solved the problem beautifully and the topper has not moved an inch under the mattress pad since. I bought a roll of the stuff from an online futon retailer which promote it used to avoid futons sliding off the frame. Cost total was about $14... » Read More I have a Tempurpedic mattress with a 3" topper for a softer feel (a lower density memory foam than the TP) and I had the same problem with the topper moving off the mattress,even with a well fitted mattress pad. Very annoying,until I bought a "no-slip/non-skid" mesh originally used under rugs on hardwood floors. This solved the problem beautifully and the topper has not moved an inch under the mattress pad since. I bought a roll of the stuff from an online futon retailer which promote it used to avoid futons sliding off the frame. Cost total was about $14 incl.shipping. « Show Less
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Gel foam is more firm (less sinky) and supposedly cooler sleeping. I dont think you want this mattress less sinky, because it already does not sink link a tempurpedic. I never noticed any heat build up in the foam, but i have a mattress pad on it. So that is about it, except the obvious answer, which is....$100.00
1336495
If your mattress fills the cover completely, it should stay in place. Mine does.
697244
I think this depends on your mattress. I have a pillow top that is designed to dissipate heat. The fabric used in the top does not retain heat, and there are air holes through out the pillow top. Therefore, this mattress cover made my bed very warm because it blocked all of the air holes and covered the fibers in the mattress that allowed heat to dissipate. I was too warm with it and returned it.
1019342
Any air or water mattress will pull heat from your body. Always use a mattress pad, foam topper, or even a comforter to get some air space between you and the mattress. It also limits sweating due to close contact with the non breathable mattress material.
193284
Yes. we have two tempupedic adjustalbe beds and it works perfectly underneith our matress pads.
1069531
Our mattress pad seems to stay cool, it does not add heat like some mattresses add heat. Even my husband was impressed with the cooler temperature difference and he definitely doubted it would produce results for a better sleeping experience.
1363399
Both my husband and I feel that this cover does keep the mattress cooler overall. We still need to move on occasion because the area where we are laying starts to feel warm, but always find a cooler area to move to. We are pleased with this product.
1096593
I have found this cover to be cooler than others that I have tried. There seems to be a bit more air circulation. Not a dramatic difference but enough for me. I would definitely put a waterproof cover between this and the mattress. Sweat filters down through the cover and has caused my foam mattress topper to get moldy. This is not unique to this cover. I have found that all covers have the same problem. You will need to provide a way for the area to air out and get dry in order to combat this. An absorbent layer (towel) on top of your mattress that is changed frequently may help.
1681850
Yes it does. We have a deep mattress and the heating pad sides are somewhat flimsy. We already had a mattress protector so we have the heating pad on the mattress then the protector then the fitted bottom sheet. This has worked well. And it is so nice to get into a warm bed at night!
626374
We have never felt any heat built up. The cover is on a foam Serta icomfort mattress, and we, too, had the same concern. There is a texture to the material, but under the sheets, it isn't noticeable, and is probably beneficial. We are completely unaware of having a cover. Having used traditional mattresses (including pillow top style) and ultra thick plush covers, we have found our current bedding to be superior. Good luck if you select this item - it has been just fine for us.
465235
It is fitted, but it is generous. I bought a queen sized protector for my queen sized Tempurpedic (very thick) mattress.
1714106
I don't sleep on it. I have a tempurpedic but this was for a guest bed. Have not had any complaints. I do have a similar waterproof cover on my bed (dog proof) and it's not hot at all.
2147381
I have a Tempurpedic adjustable bed. What I had to do was extend it as long as possible and then prop it up on a 2x4 on the floor. I hooked it through the metal piece at the bottom of the bed that holds the mattress on. Putting it on the 2x4 made it high enough to hold the blanket off my feet. The other possible sizes were either too short because of the thickness of the mattress or too tall. I don't use it anymore, but it sure was helpful at the time of my sprained ankle.