Full XL SureGuard Box Spring Encasement

I recommend this product for the simple reason if you have ever had bedbugs this is a good product to invest in

Great for dorm room beds. Fits well and is comfortable

Easy to put on, well made, good fit.

very nice quality - well made - nice fabric

To big for mattress

Thanks

I have twin boys that just turned three. One drinks a lot and therefore wakes up in a wet bed even with a nighttime diaper and a pull up on. Our old mattress pad that fit like a sheet did little to nothing to protect the mattress. After he ruined his crib mattress we bought them twin beds and a foam/gel topped mattress and they are thick. These zippered fully enclosed mattress covers have preformed great. Last night he said he was wet and we did a complete bed change and the mattress was dry!!! They wash easy I do recommend two people to put them on the mattress but can be done by one. If you want to ensure your mattress then these are great. I have them on my special needs adult sons full size mattress as well and they have held up with him as well and he is 34.

I will be posting a very similar review for all of the encasements I just bought, from 2 different companies.1) I was more than a little worried about what I would be getting. I read a ton of reviews on a ton of these, and the 1-stars were really scary.2) I was more than pleasantly surprised. These were EASY to use. Other reviewers definitely helped there!3) The material is excellent. NO plastic smell or sound whatsoever.My review:I bought 2 box spring encasements (one from SureGuard), and one mattress encasement (from SureGuard) and 2 sets of pillow protectors, one from SureGuard. I padded the frame slats with strips of heavy old towel taped with a 2-sided poster-hanger material. Then I used a heavy staple-gun to staple same towel to the corners of the box spring. The bottom wood of the box spring can be stapled into, but NOT on a side or bottom surface, by pushing the stapler into the fabric, and angling it down into the wood. That avoided stables that could rub a hole through the encasements. Then I stood the box spring on end, and slipped the encasement over it CAREFULLY. I rotated it end for end, so I could carefully zip the encasement. Then, leaving that end up still, I slipped my other encasement over it, and repeated the flip and zip. I was careful in sliding the first one over so as to not dislodge my towel padding. Both fit the box spring perfectly.I did the exact same thing for the mattress. It, too, fit perfectly.Lastly, I did the SureGuard pillow protectors. They looked a bit odd, like they were going to smell and feel like plastic, but nope! Worked perfectly! The zipper on one was buggy. I wound up turning the protector inside-out to start it, then flipping it back rightside in and inserting the pillow. All's well that ends well!I then put different "fully cloth" pillow protectors over those, for a pure cotton base.NONE of these encasements or protectors smelled bad. One had a FAINT smell to it, but I had to, quite literally, push my nose into it. But once on, no smell at all. None, much to my relief, because I get massive headaches from chemical smells like dryer cloth, soaps, plastic chairs, etc.They all fit snug, zipped perfectly, and look REALLY nice on the box spring and mattress!