Description

Waterproof Protector

A waterproof protector, typically a mattress protector with a fiber surface, is designed to shield a mattress from liquids, allergens, and wear and tear. Its core features include a layered construction and hypoallergenic properties, providing a clean and healthy sleep environment.

Our specialy made waterproof protector is made for durability and protection of your mattress. This waterproof mattress protectors are well know for their premium protection against dust, mites, fluids, urine, perspiration, allergens and bacteria. This has made them especially helpful to those with kids, pets, allergies, asthma and incontinence. Give your mattress a longer lifespan by adding this mattress protector. made from 100% microfibre and top part made of premium quilted cotton. makes no plasticky noise  or feeling and is soft  and comfortable. perfect for home, hotels, hospitals and schools. its the fitted type, as the bedskirt perfectly ensures your mattress is well covered.

It comes in different sizes that fit your desire.

• Soft top layer: This layer is made from a comfortable, absorbent fiber like microfiber, bamboo rayon, or a poly-cotton blend. It is designed to wick away moisture and provide a soft, smooth sleeping surface that doesn’t feel like plastic.
• Waterproof middle or bottom layer: The waterproof barrier is typically an ultra-thin polyurethane (PU) or thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) membrane. This layer blocks liquids like spills, sweat, and urine from reaching the mattress. High-quality membranes are engineered to be quiet and breathable.
• Absorbent inner core (in triple-layer designs): Some designs include an inner fiber core, which provides extra cushioning and absorbs moisture instantly, further protecting the mattress. 

• Complete protection: The integrated waterproof membrane provides an impenetrable barrier to prevent liquids from damaging the mattress and causing permanent stains.
• Odor management: By preventing moisture from seeping into the mattress, the protector helps avoid the musty smells that can develop over time from sweat and spills. 

• Hypoallergenic: Fiber waterproof protectors are effective at blocking dust mites, bed bugs, mold, and pet dander, making them a suitable choice for those with allergies or asthma.
• Easy to clean: Most fiber waterproof protectors are machine washable and can be tumble dried on a low setting, making maintenance significantly easier than cleaning a stained mattress.
• Extended mattress life: By shielding the mattress from spills, stains, and allergens, a protector can significantly extend its lifespan and protect your investment. 

• Breathable: Advanced polyurethane membranes are breathable, allowing air and moisture vapor to pass through while blocking liquids. This prevents heat build-up and a clammy feeling, which can be an issue with older, vinyl-based protectors.
• Noiseless: Modern protectors, especially those with TPU backing, are designed to be silent, eliminating the crinkling sound that traditional plastic protectors often made.
• Secure fit: Most protectors are designed in a fitted-sheet style with deep, stretchable pockets and elastic edging to ensure a snug and secure fit on various mattress sizes and depths. 

• Check the label: Always start by checking the care tag for specific washing and drying instructions, including temperature settings.
• Frequency: Wash your protector every one to two months, or more frequently if you have allergies, pets, or someone has been sick.
• Pre-treat stains: For spills or stains, spot-clean them before a full wash. Blot the stain gently with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid rubbing, which can spread the stain.
• Separate laundry: Wash the protector separately or with light-colored linens that won’t cause friction. Avoid washing with heavy items like jeans or towels.
• Use mild detergent: A mild, bleach-free detergent is recommended. Harsh chemicals, including chlorine bleach, can break down the waterproof backing.
• Skip fabric softener: Do not use fabric softener, as it can leave a residue that clogs the fibers and reduces the protector’s absorbency and breathability.
• Use the right settings: Choose a gentle or delicate cycle with cold or lukewarm water. Hot water can damage or shrink the waterproof layer. 

• Air-dry for best results: Air drying is the safest method to preserve the waterproof membrane. Hang the protector on a clothesline or rack, pulling it into shape as you do so.
• Use low heat if tumble drying: If you need to use a dryer, select the lowest heat setting. Drying on high heat will cause the waterproof polyurethane layer to warp, melt, or blister, compromising its effectiveness.
• Dry with other linens: Tumble drying with towels or sheets can help ensure the protector dries evenly and prevents the polyurethane from sticking to itself.
• Never iron: Heat from an iron will melt or destroy the waterproof membrane.
• Ensure it’s completely dry: Always confirm the protector is fully dry before putting it back on the mattress. Trapped moisture can lead to mildew and mold. 

• Damage like rips or tears.
• A loss of waterproofing, which you can test by seeing if a small amount of water soaks through.
• Signs of blistering or peeling on the waterproof backing.
• A loss of the elastic fit, causing it to slip off the mattress