Re Aero Bed Premier Mattress: (1) Does the fitted (bottom) sheet stay on properly? (2) Can the flat (top) sheet be tucked in? If so, how? Thank you!
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The sheets cannot be tucked in as tightly as they can on a regular bed. They do become loose, but they don't come off. I just tighten them anew each day knowing that they won't stay that way. For me, it fulfills its purpose. Hope this is helpful.
473365
The answer to both questions is yes. There is an overhanging lip at the top inch or two and the sheet tucks in nicely.
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Yes & yes. There is an upper & a lower mattress which are linked together at a point that is set in from the outside edges, far enough in to allow you to tuck the sheets in. Pretty clever design.
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The fitted bottom sheet does stay on very well. The top sheet can't really be tucked under. I leave it loose draped under the blankets.
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Yes, fitted sheet stays on and in place. Pockets between the 2 mattresses allows for tucking of flat sheet securely. Very comfortable.
1641393
We love ours too! However we have had casulaties with it too. This is our 3rd now. We feel that that perhaps it must not be tucked in tightly any where. we just leave the blanket on top of the sheets and that spread lays loose over it.The last time it was a problem we just unlugged it and replugged it in and it worked. We feel it must not be confined anywhere on the bed. Hope this helps and we hope ours will last more that one year.
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If you want to see how to use this, you can go to YouTube and watch this video which explains and demonstrates exactly how to use it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNAJyyIHRwU . It stays under the mattress until you pull it out after tucking in the sides/corners you are pushing in. I hope this helps you. I love mine!
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We have ours under the fitted sheet. It has helped some with comfort and temperature regulation for both of us. Enough that we kept it!
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No. It is a flat pad that lays on top of the mattress. Your fitted sheet holds it in place. (Mine doesn't move around very much at all.)
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I have a normal mattress and it fits well but it doesn't like to stay on. I don't know if its the material of the sheets or the elastic isn't the best. I still love the sheets. I got the corner straps that help hold it to the bed.
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It would be tough to use a fitted sheet because the headrest sits up higher than the rest of the mattress. I use a full-size flat sheet and just tuck it underneath to get it to stay - this works fine. It is a very good bed for the money, I would recommend this one.
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Hi! These have an fitted flat. They aren't attached to the bottom sheet but are elasticized around the foot of the bed so that they stay tucked. Thanks, Jennifer
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I took it off and use regular fitted sheets with a nice thread count. Mine didn't slide off too badly, but I still replaced it with regular sheets because they are easy to wash, and microfiber, which is what the cover is made of, collects too much dust. It's a great bed otherwise!
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Mine is loose too. The main thing is it should be air-tight. In the past, my mattress cover was open from the bottom. This one is totally closed. I tried to take the air out, as much as I could through a little opening, before zipping it up. Later I tucked in the loose part under the mattress. It works great for me :)
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No, the top sheet is not fitted at one end, but I think you could tuck it in if you wanted. It does come with a bottom sheet that is fitted.
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I just put the fitted sheet over it. I wanted to make a sofa sleeper more comfortable. The matress topper is great and really makes the sofa sleeper so much better, but I can't fold the bed up with the topper on so I have to store it separately when it's not on the bed.
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I have owned a couple sets of these sheets for at least 6 months and absolutely love them. Because the elastic is on the entire perimeter, the sheets stay in place much better than regular twin sheets. However, for some strange reason,the sheets on my husband's side of the bed slips often. I think that he is simply a rough sleeper. I have raised my side of the bed to an almost full 90 degrees without the sheet slipping. I turn often in my sleep and the sheet stays in tact. In order to test whether it was a different sizing or better elastic on one sheet, we switched our sheets. Lo and behold, the slipping happened again, so I concluded that it is just my husband! I have owned a couple sets of these sheets for at least 6 months and absolutely love them. Because the elastic is on the entire perimeter, the sheets stay in place much better than regular twin sheets. However, for some strange reason,the sheets on my husband's side of the bed slips often. I think that he is simply a rough sleeper. I have raised my side of the bed to an almost full 90 degrees without the sheet slipping. I turn often in my sleep and the sheet stays in tact. In order to test whether it was a different sizing or better elastic on one sheet, we switched our sheets. Lo and... » Read More I have owned a couple sets of these sheets for at least 6 months and absolutely love them. Because the elastic is on the entire perimeter, the sheets stay in place much better than regular twin sheets. However, for some strange reason,the sheets on my husband's side of the bed slips often. I think that he is simply a rough sleeper. I have raised my side of the bed to an almost full 90 degrees without the sheet slipping. I turn often in my sleep and the sheet stays in tact. In order to test whether it was a different sizing or better elastic on one sheet, we switched our sheets. Lo and behold, the slipping happened again, so I concluded that it is just my husband! « Show Less
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We use twin fitted and flat sheets. The top sheet will not be able to be tucked in. I have one warning about air mattresses. They can be cold to lay on. A thick mattress pad is a good idea. We have also used an electric blanket as a topper to keep the temp comfortable.
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The corners of the fitted sheet do hold in place, however the whole sheet slips down a bit. After the bed goes up the sheet is not tight and somewhat loose. However, I don't see how it could be any other way. I just pull it upward somewhat when making the bed.
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I believe it is meant to go directly under the sheet. However, my baby flips over onto his stomach all night and usually sleeps mostly in that position...the mattress topper leaves terrible marks on his face so i had to put it under a mattress pad and sheet...
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You can put it right on top of the mattress, and put the fitted sheet over it. Sometimes the fitted sheet needs to have greater "depth" or you may need those clip on elastic corner strap thingys (sorry, can't remember the name) to help the fitted sheet to completely cover and stay attached.