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Mattress protectors – great ways to secure your investment

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A great way to secure the investment we have in a quality mattress is to encase it with a mattress protector. Few items in our home are used as much, and are expected to last as long, as the bed on which we sleep.  These simple full coverage devices can prolong the life, and prevent stains and other damage to the valuable mattress. Different than toppers, these protectors cover the top, bottoms, and sides in order to provide a full 360 degree coverage. In addition, there are options so the box springs, the foundation of our bed, can also be protected from stains and damage.

SafeRest Premium Low Profile Fits Up to 5.5" Thick Box Spring Encasement - Waterproof - Breathable, Noiseless and Vinyl Free - Queen Size
The foundation of a bed system is the box springs and it should be protected. Here is a great choice for a low profile, up to 5.5 inches thick, box spring encasement. The cotton terry surface front with a membrane back coating makes this waterproof, yet breathable, and able to protect while still allowing air flow. Have no worries about this crinkling or cracking because it is noiseless. The micro zipper makes this easy to apply and it offers 6 sides of protection. Being the closest part of the bed to the ground, the box springs needs protection from bed bugs, dust mites and bacteria.
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SafeRest Premium Low Profile Fits Up to 5.5" Thick Box Spring Encasement - Waterproof - Breathable, Noiseless and Vinyl Free - Queen Size
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Twin (XL) Zippered Box Spring Encasement
Another great choice to protect the box springs is this SafeRest Premium. It offers bed bug proof encasement and is 100% waterproof. Great for those with allergies due to its polyester surface and membrane layer. No worries about dust mites or insects because the micro-zipper is penetration proof. It prevents all stages of bed bugs from getting through.
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Twin (XL) Zippered Box Spring Encasement
UltraBlock Zippered Mattress Protector (Full)
Having covered our foundation we are now looking to protect the mattress itself. Special attention is needed since this is the surface we sleep on. This hypoallergenic choice from UltraBlock is free of PVC, phthalates and vinyl. The mattress surface is protected from spills, bedwetting and bed bugs. Not only does it offer protection, but also comfort. The surface layer is snuggly soft, enhancing our sleep. It is noiseless without crinkles or crackles.
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UltraBlock Zippered Mattress Protector (Full)
Zen Bamboo Mattress Protector Twin XL
This Zen Bamboo mattress protector is waterproof, yet cool and comfortable, with breathable rayon made from bamboo. This provides a easy and enjoyable night sleep with increased airflow. It is durable and long lasting, so not only will it protect our mattress from harm, it will last as well. No worry about crinkles and crackles with this. We will sleep well with its noiseless comfort.
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Zen Bamboo Mattress Protector Twin XL
SafeRest Waterproof Mattress Protector u2013 Twin, Zippered, Cotton Mattress Cover Protectors u2013 White
This SafeRest protector has options for those mattresses up to 18 inch deep. The zipper system protects on all six sides and prevents spills and stains. The terry cloth material is super soft and fits securely. Great sleep is assured with the noiseless protection and comfortable, breathable construction. Care for the protector is a breeze. Just throw it in the washer and dryer for an easy cleaning.
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SafeRest Waterproof Mattress Protector u2013 Twin, Zippered, Cotton Mattress Cover Protectors u2013 White

With these great choices protecting our investment of mattress and box springs is easy. Say goodbye to stains, wetness, dust mites, and bed bugs. With these full encasement protectors we will be sleeping well for a long time to come.

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