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Mattress covers are similar to protectors in that they are designed to protect your investment, but they are designed to maximize your health and the life of your mattress. Because mattress covers are usually zippered and cover the entire mattress from top to bottom, they can provide 360° protection. They are usually more durable and can even deter things like bed bugs. Their full coverage can usually be felt more visibly through the sheets. Removing them for cleaning requires more effort than a traditional mattress protector.
If you want to opt for a mattress protector. Want more comprehensive protection against accidental spills as well as allergens and bed bugs. Are willing to spend a little more to get more comprehensive protection. Consider the mattress to be a "high risk" area for accidents including bodily fluids. Have very sensitive skin or allergies that require extensive protection.
There are a variety of mattress protectors and wraps on the market today: some offer simple stain protection, while others offer protection against allergens and irritants such as bed bugs, mold, dust mites and dead skin. Most are breathable and don't significantly impede the cooling effect of the mattress, but be cautious and read reviews to make sure your top choices don't change the overall feel of the mattress. To find a quality protector or wrap that's worth the money, consider these tips.
You never know how a mattress protector or wrap will feel on your bed until you try it out. However, to have a good indicator before you try it, take a closer look at the reviews. Search for words like "cool" and "soft" to find reviews that cover the feel of mattress protectors.
Most protectors use fabrics and materials that are moisture resistant, but still allow for some breathability. Terry cloth, polyester/lycra and even vinyl are popular materials that are waterproof while still allowing breathability.
Any quality mattress protector should repel liquids immediately upon contact, but only some mattress protectors can withstand extended exposure to large amounts of liquids. Check out any reviews on how long, and how much, a mattress protector can keep liquids out. However, you probably don't need something that can block a quart of liquid 24/7, so weigh your specific needs against these reviews. Prolonged blocking may affect breathability.