Due to recluse spiders, we need a pillow case that zips tight to prevent them from hiding between case and pillow. Would these work as an outer case?
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Please do something about your recluse spider problem instead of just living with them.
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The zippered pillow protector will protect the pillow from bed bugs entering it & infesting it. A regular pillow case by itself will not. I do put a regular pillow case over my zippered pillow protector so that I can change & wash it (otherwise oils from your hair & face will dirty it after while.) I also have a zippered anti-bed bug mattress protector (I put a big piece of clear tape at the top of the zipper, just in case) & climb up interceptors for my bed posts. The bugs cannot get in & will be easier to catch & kill if you see them hanging out underneath or on the bed. I do not have a box spring but if I did I would encase it like my mattress. I got a metal bed frame. I got lots of tips from Jeff White at bedbuger.com. Good luck to you. Bed bugs can cause a lot of anxiety but you can get rid of them.
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I dont think you would be able to lock them securely. They just have little eye holes on them. The case is really nice, but not secure in any way... Hope this helps you.
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Yes. I use a zippered pillow protector and a pillow case that matches my sheets.
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they are a little smaller than standard size. I just tuck in the ends of the pillow case. Never thought to look at the pillow manufacturer website or other listings to see if they offer cases to fit. Anyway, not so small that I would feel compelled to look for a child or travel size case - it's in-between.
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No. I just use a regular pillow case although admittedly, its too big for it. But I really like the pillow. You really ought to try it.
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If a zipper is air tight, then yes. Maybe you want the bags that you use the vacuum cleaner to take the air out and then the package stores flat. Those appear to be air tight.
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I doubt it because it is just top shield. It does not zip up & encase the mattress. I have a foam mattress so I don't have to worry about them anyway.
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Hi!Using a pillowcase is completely up to you. It would not interfere with the Memory Foam or the pillow design. Thank you,TheHomeLiquidator
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I would assume so, although they fit very tightly into the pillowcases without a cover. The cover would have to be fairly thin so your pillowcase could fit. Hope that helps!
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No. This product is like a fitted sheet that goes over the mattress with elastic corners, the other fully encases the mattress and zips closed.
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No, I wouldn't reccomend these for that. That is what I was looking for too, but these are actually more like a pillow case. The weave is tight and it is more like linen than flour sack. Good luck finding what you are looking for.
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Sure, you could relax against them, but they will collapse a bit. They do not hold there form in a pillow case, as they do not fill the case in a plump and attractive way. But if the price is right for you to buy as a "lounging" pillow it should okay. Not great, but okay.
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I found a two pack of body pillow cases at Target that worked well. They have a pretty good variety of colors and a zipper as well.
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It unzips around front of neck, so you don't have to have it on But it doesn't comecompletely off. I am wondering if it works for bed bugs and spiders?
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No. I would not say the sleep sack is for this purpose, nor would it help. In my experience some babies /toddlers are just "climbers" and a Sleep sack would not deter them nor prevent.
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Yes. the case will slide under AND over the mattress, and then zip closed with the 5 zipppers