Since it doesn't have a zipper, would it be reusable? (want to use for storing a mattress that comes out when needed for guests)
1372326
We used it for a pillowtop mattress and it was a little small. So we had to use duct tape to desk it. We just brought it back inside and took it off. In doing so the plastic ripped. I wouldn't buy with the intent to reuse.
1372327
Garbage. This bag tore the moment I stuck my mattress inside it. I highly do not recommend it.
1372328
Sure, as long as you don't abuse it. I closed it up with packing tape and when it was time to remove the bag I just peeled off the tape or cut the tape and the bag was ready to be used again. Depending on how often you are going to be pulling that matress out though, you may want to look into a bag with a zipper or like mechanism.
1372329
oh yes it's very reusable - you can seal it yourself with tape if you want. it's loose fitting so it won't stick to the mattress
1372330
That might be tricky. I would say no just because I had to tape it up to close it. I imagine I'll have to rip the bag to take it back out. If you were going to seal it a different way, perhaps it's possible.
1414477
It would be somewhat unwieldy to fold and unfold and also it could get dirty. I usually take an air mattress that can be wiped down. I have slept on an egg crate foam topper on top of other things camping, but this is only 2 inches thick. It is meant to top another sleeping implement.
248667
You can use the zipper sheet with a flat waterproof mattress pad (without a skirt) to achieve the same result. Personally, I like the zipper sheet better than the Velcro as it goes on easier and there's no chance for the sheet to come loose. Plus I don't like washing anything with Velcro with my other things.
2221070
Probably. I put a queen-sized heavy, winter blanket in one and there was room to spare. They look disceptively small when you first get them out. They are not heavy-duty plastic, however, si it wouldn't be a good idea to strain the zipper.
542264
It has two zippers, one is a mesh and the other is plastic. If you want the mesh you would unzip the plastic and roll it so the mesh is only being used.
2106759
It works like a fitted sheet; no zipper. Mine ripped within ~1 months; not made to last.
1346998
It does have a zipper and it's pretty high quality quilted mattress material. No one would ever know you have a foam mattress system! It looks like a very nice quilted mattress that happens to unzip all around. I haven't washed mine, but I'm sure it can be (maybe dry cleaned at the least).
1388757
It is not a wrap nor does it have a zipper. You slide your mattress through the opening (one side only), fold it and use tape, or whatever works for you, to seal. I stored my queen size mattress in basement and it stayed like new. I thought the plastic was pretty durable. Hope this helps.
817985
I used it for an air mattress for several months. No problem. I might have put a blanket or bedspread under the mattress to be safer, but I don't think that was necessary.
1388758
Its not zipper closed, it's open from one side just slide the mattress in then fold and use tape seal it, it's a good quality and thick plastic.
1802874
I wouldn't recommend that. This is for temporary storage only. You need something breathable for long term use or your mattress will get moldy.
2205425
I have never tried to reuse. My guess would be yes, provided it is free of muslin or cotton threads.
226116
You could fold it. I think it would be better to roll it. Might leave a permanent crease if you fold it. It does not come with a zipper pack. It is nice, but I don't believe it is quite 2"
633382
The cover cannot be removed without opening a seam; there's no zipper. However, the entire bed can be thrown in the wash safely. I wash mine with the sheets, and throw it in the dryer, too. No problems so far.
727690
I would think that re-packing it would take a powerful vacuum. I had to put mine in another room and moved it like a normal mattress.
2216516
I would certainly think so. It is closed by a zipper. For the price, it would be worth trying it. I am very happy with mine.
2089221
Sure, you could take it with you. It's kind of a bulky thing to pack and bring on vacation (I wouldn't compress it too much) but it might make a typically firm hotel mattress more tolerable.