Hi,
My FB has slowly developed in to a huge squirter over the time that we have been seeing each other and it's now at the stage where we are putting down lots of towels on the bed but still having to wash the covers.
Can anyone recommend what they use for similar circumstances? We have looked at waterproof mattress protectors but not sure if these will be up to the job. Don't really want to be laying on plastics sheets either.
Any recommendations would be appreciated. |
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"Hi,
My FB has slowly developed in to a huge squirter over the time that we have been seeing each other and it's now at the stage where we are putting down lots of towels on the bed but still having to wash the covers.
Can anyone recommend what they use for similar circumstances? We have looked at waterproof mattress protectors but not sure if these will be up to the job. Don't really want to be laying on plastics sheets either.
Any recommendations would be appreciated."
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"Hi,
My FB has slowly developed in to a huge squirter over the time that we have been seeing each other and it's now at the stage where we are putting down lots of towels on the bed but still having to wash the covers.
Can anyone recommend what they use for similar circumstances? We have looked at waterproof mattress protectors but not sure if these will be up to the job. Don't really want to be laying on plastics sheets either.
Any recommendations would be appreciated."
Have you thought about disposable bed mat (designed for bed wetting)
They will absorb, rather than plastic sheet that it will run off or pool |
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By *ilk_TreMan
over a year ago
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"Hi,
My FB has slowly developed in to a huge squirter over the time that we have been seeing each other and it's now at the stage where we are putting down lots of towels on the bed but still having to wash the covers.
Can anyone recommend what they use for similar circumstances? We have looked at waterproof mattress protectors but not sure if these will be up to the job. Don't really want to be laying on plastics sheets either.
Any recommendations would be appreciated."
I was advised to use a shower curtain. |
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By *litterbabeWoman
over a year ago
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A waterproof towelling mattress protector like when training youngsters to not wet the bed or for incontinence.
They are very comfortable as they are toweling one side but also very absorbent and nothing goes through.
If you can afford it I would go for a "Sheets of San Francisco" sheet, they are expensive but feel luxurious yet nothing at all permeates it, not candle wax or any fluid. And you can pop it in the washing mac_ine.
That's on my wishlist! |
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We used to use a waterproof pad but found it wasn't big enough 
Went to Dunelm on Saturday and paid £19 for a waterproof matress protector. It's very soft on the top side and the underside is not noisy at all. You wouldn't know you had it on and you can just bung it straight in the mac_ine.
Job done  |
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By *dwalu2Couple
over a year ago
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"A waterproof towelling mattress protector like when training youngsters to not wet the bed or for incontinence.
They are very comfortable as they are toweling one side but also very absorbent and nothing goes through.
If you can afford it I would go for a "Sheets of San Francisco" sheet, they are expensive but feel luxurious yet nothing at all permeates it, not candle wax or any fluid. And you can pop it in the washing mac_ine.
That's on my wishlist! "
That looks brilliant, great suggestion! |
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"We used to use a waterproof pad but found it wasn't big enough
Went to Dunelm on Saturday and paid £19 for a waterproof matress protector. It's very soft on the top side and the underside is not noisy at all. You wouldn't know you had it on and you can just bung it straight in the mac_ine.
Job done "
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