Queen Size SureGuard Box Spring Encasement - 100% Waterproof, Bed Bug Proof, Hypoallergenic - Premium Zippered Six-Sided Cover

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Like SafeRest’s covers, Linenspa’s encasements also protect mattresses from dust mites and allergens as well as bedbugs. A mattress cover can kill existing bed bugs by sealing them within and keeping them from feeding on you at night.

Locking in bed bugs (encasement) for more than a year will kill them because they can't survive longer without a blood meal. Check to see if the mattress cover you are considering has been lab certified or tested by qualified entomologists. Depending on the temperature, trapped bed bugs may survive anywhere from 20 to 400 days without feeding. Before opening the mattress cover, please make sure the dimensions and size of the cover will fit your mattress. Oh and i'm no paid reviewer, i just want folks to know that when they get these, you WILL BE getting quality encasements.Mattress Safe® is not responsible for any incidental or consequential damages resulting from the use of its products. If you’re going to protect your mattress, it may as well not be just from bedbugs,” points out Vanesa Levine, chief marketing officer at the extermination company Bed Bug 911, which also develops its own bedbug-prevention and -treatment products. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

All of SafeRest's Premium encasements feature the same cotton terry surface, waterproof and breathable membrane layer, and patented 360° Secure design. To answer this accurately, we’re going to have to take a step back and talk about bed bug biology, and what your typical infestation looks like. Box spring covers for bed bugs are essential when it comes to keeping dust mites and bed bugs at bay.The secure velcro enclosure seals off the end of the zipper to ensure there are no gaps that bed bugs can enter or escape through. Watch the video as entomologist Jeff White demonstrates the proper way to install a bed bug mattress encasement. Brickman agrees: “Bedbugs love box springs,” he says, because they tend to have more hollow spaces in between layers of wood and padding, which provide perfect living and breeding conditions.

A regular mattress protector is not designed to protect every inch of a mattress, and it provides no protection whatsoever against insects finding and living within your mattress. Having endured bedbugs in an apartment I sublet the first year I lived in New York, I’m now fairly militant about preventing infestations, and SafeRest’s encasement gives me significant peace of mind. Bed bugs can actually live up to an entire year without a meal, so be sure that encasement stays locked and sealed.To make the cotton terry surface material waterproof, dust mite proof and bed bug proof, SafeRest back coats the cotton terry with a breathable hypoallergenic bed bug proof membrane layer. All of which makes the problem of having to throw out entire beds in the event of a bed bug outbreak a thing of the past. As she points out, “You spend a third of your life sleeping, so you want to make sure that time is spent in high-quality materials. Whether or not you’ve traveled to Paris recently, taking precautions against bedbugs is a smart idea for any city dweller.

It also features a lifetime warranty and 360-degree zipper that makes the protector easy to install and remove. You need to wrap the bed and the bed bugs inside, using an escape-proof seal or cover, such as plastic wrapping. SafeRest mattress encasements and box spring encasements are essential to the process of making your bed bed bug proof. While this cheaper protector doesn’t include any extra innovations like a reinforced zipper, the workmanship is solid, with the brand providing a ten-year guarantee as long as you follow the relatively easy care instructions. To demonstrate their commitment to quality, each SafeRest protector includes a full 10-Year Warranty.

Without an encasement, your mattress is vulnerable to bed bug infestations as well as fluid spills, bacteria, dust mites, and seasonal allergens. The creatures will happily live in your bedding covers, carpet, tiny fissures in your furniture, and any places your pets hang out (to name just a few of their familiar haunts).