Can this cover prevent from spittle go inside of pillow , beeing absorbed by pillow?
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If this cover is on the pillow, the pillow will be protected. Obviously if you submerge the pillow in water for a long period of time, water may eventually damage the pillow. If you spill something, splash the pillow, etc., then the pillow protector does its job.
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Yes, it is a good seal. My partner is a night sweater and the pillow now remains completely dry.
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Yes! One of my choked and spit up a little on his pillow and it soaked through the pillowcase and onto the pillow cover, but the pillow stayed dry, clean and smell free! I bought another after that so I would have a backup for while the dirty one was washing. Love these
1374576
Yes, absolutely! I spilled a glass of water on one of my pillows with one of these covers on it and it was completely dry.
1374577
There is a protective film inside that acts as a barrier against pretty much anything including water. The barrier holds up quite well under washing as well, I am surprised that mine has not started showing signs of cracking as yet and I have had mine for years.
135337
The cover is removeable/washable. The pillow itself is made of a dense foam. Not sure how it differs from the original. Also, we recommend buying a spare cover in case baby spits up on it.
1927787
It shouldn't interfere with the cover at all. It mounts on the inside surface of the tailgate.
2250406
I could not find a protector for this pillow - I don't think it really needs one as long as you use it with the pillow case, it should be fine.
39157
It can. I put the whole thing inside a pillow case and wash that every 3 or 4 days. Then I was the cover much less often.
1175716
I cannot honestly answer this question since we don't have a bed bug problem. However, the fact that this mattress cover envelops the mattress would prevent bed bugs from getting in.
373042
Yes. I returned the one I purchased. If I remember correctly, the key is to NOT remove it from the plastic packaging it comes in. I put the pillow inside a pillowcase still in its plastic and tried it out that way and found it didn't work for me, then returned it for a refund.
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I took the cover off when I first got it, so I could add the waterproof liner underneath. I had a little difficulty pulling off the cover because it was stuck in a couple places, like the foam and cover had bonded. I was able to separate them not too difficultly, and had a couple marks on the foam from the cover. It did not ruin anything though. Later, I took the cover off to wash it and had no problems.
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You will go crazy with the memory foam slipping under the mattriss cover. I made the mistake of buying one myself! But to answer the question: mattriss, memory foam, mattriss cover, bottom sheet. Since you have a pillow top mattriss- maybe you won't have to deal with the memory foam. (?)
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The pillow is filled with shredded memory foam but the cover is made of bamboo fibers that are antibacterial & won't let any micro organisms grow. It's hypo allergenic
1351387
Per your question, unfortunately the pillow does not come with a washable cover and must be spot cleaned (I will be using that upholstery cleaner that comes with a little plastic scrubber on the lid--it's gr8). This is just a simple inexpensive little neck pillow that works for me.
2202074
Yes, but it will make a distinct bulge in the cover. I solved this by peeling off the outer layer and the double-sided tape, and using clear plastic tape to keep it in place.
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I would say it depends on the pillow cover. If its a weather proof cover, yes. You could scotch guard the insert and the cover though. Pillows are large but washable.
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Quite frankly, my wife has slept on it directly many times when she was hurting. I doubt that a sheet would interfere. Either way, it does a fine job.
596800
No, I've never had that issue with this pillow. I keep it in the cover it comes with and also use a regular cotton pillow case, and it is always very comfortable.
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I seriously doubt it. Between the thickness of the pad and the fact it is under your pillowcase, I can't see this as a problem at all.
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Cover does not zip off. So you might get a lumpy pillow int the end if you wash the whole things...?