ZMAC92 Pure Cotton Extra Deep Mattress Protector This Pure Cotton Mattress Protector is a little pricey, but I Love the quality and the extra depth fits my deep Mattress perfectly. Perfect for use on a memory foam, latex or any other mattress that gets very hot with use. This Organic mattress protector will take away up to 70% of the heat given off leaving you to sleep comfortably without overheating. If you don't need your mattress protector to be waterproof, and you're happy to opt for synthetic materials rather than more breathable (yet more expensive) natural fibres, then we'd suggest you don't need to spend a fortune on a mattress protector. Harder than necessary Hope this shrinks when I wash it! This is a bit too big for the bed, it has a nice deep skirt but the top is larger than the surface of the mattress which means it is not tight fitting to the bed. I am hoping being cotton it will help to regulate my temperature but a bit early to say yet Poppylou2000 100% Cotton Extra Deep Mattress Protector Very pleased with the extra deep 100% cotton mattress protector I recently bought.

Secondly, the microfibre cover is satiny and soft to the touch giving it a little extra luxe, and the hollowfibrefill adds a small but not insignificant amount of cushioning. Crib/toddler: Sized specifically to fit child-size beds, they’re usually lined with a waterproof material for obvious reasons. Bensons for Beds deliver it to a room of your choice. If you would prefer a doorstep delivery, we are happy to offer this for you also. Finding an “all natural” protector isn’t always an easy task, but this quilted protector from John Lewis is made from 100% cotton, including the skirt and the filling. This makes it more breathable than its synthetic counterparts, and ideal for people who get too hot in bed. Cotton is also naturally antibacterial and hypoallergenic.As well as how it fits your bed and the fabric you'd like, it's worth deciding what you'd like the top of your mattress protector to be like. A mattress protector, on the other hand, is something that everyone should ideally have. They help keep your mattress clean and hygienic.' Do mattress protectors make a difference? You have 30 nights to snuggle down and settle in, if you're not head over heels you can return it. No questions or quibbles What does 'Organic' really mean? Organic wool is a holistic system of farming that produces high quality materials using methods that benefit people, planet and animals too. There are a strict set of requirements that need to be met before the term "organic" can be used. Certification bodies will ensure that all steps to organic farming are met before providing an accreditation. What are the requirements for wool to be classed as organic? Organic wool comes from sheep that are reared, fed, sheltered and transported under strict organic standards, which prioritise their welfare and wellbeing. Cruel practices are prohibited and animal stress is minimised. Organic farmers take a preventative approach to disease, so animals are not routinely treated with antibiotics, wormers or pesticides. If any farmer were to break these stipulations then their organic license would be removed and the wool could not be sold as organic.

Bensons for Beds Retail Ltd acts as a credit broker not a lender. We can introduce you to a limited Additionally, Karen Innes, NPD Manager at Slumberdown adds: 'Something often overlooked is washing your bedding, and your mattress protector is no exception - choose a mattress protector that is machine washable and try to get into a washing routine with your bedding to prevent any build-up of sweat, oil and dirt.' Should you choose a mattress protector or a mattress topper?

It also washes well and that hollowfibre fill is made from certified recycled polyester from waste, like plastic bottles or manufacturing off-cuts. As the brand states 'recycled polyester helps the movement towards a more circular economy, reducing waste going to landfill. Compared with virgin polyester, recycled polyester helps conserve crude oil reserves during fibre production'. Not bad considering there are plenty of far more expensive options that aren't doing their bit for the planet, so all in all, it's a thumbs up from us.

It protects each fabric fibre with an invisible stain finish, without impacting the mattress look, feel, colour or breathability. Choose protectors made from 100 percent cotton (breathable), bamboo (sustainable), wool (insulating) or polyester (affordable).If you’ve read our review, you’ll know that we’re big fans of the 365-night trial period Nectar offers on its mattress. Unfortunately, this trial isn’t extended to its bedding, but you do get a two-year warranty on the protector. The Deluxe Washable features finest quality wool sourced from the Chatsworth Estate. Part of our Wool ID® Traceable wool programme, this collection features all the all the benefits of Woolroom bedding: temperature regulating, naturally hypoallergenic, machine washable and proven to deliver the very best, natural night's sleep. Panda’s mattress protector, being made from a blend of cotton and bamboo, is naturally hypoallergenic and antimicrobial. And by developing its own non-toxic biodegradable material called “Nano TPU”, Panda has made its protector waterproof as well as lightweight and quiet when you move around on it. It has a deep skirt of 32cm so it will easily fit over your mattress, as well as a topper if you have one, and is available in a wide range of sizes (including cot and cot bed sizes). Besides the general size of the mattress (twin, full, queen, king), you also need to know its depth. “Use a tape measure or ruler to measure your mattress’s depth to ensure a good fit,” says Porter. Comfort