A new mattress is an investment you’ll want to protect for years to come – but without a mattress protector, this can be extremely difficult to impossible. Whether you’re looking to protect a child’s Twin or a larger mattress for a Cal King or Eastern King bed, here’s what you need to know on how a mattress protector works – and why every new mattress needs one.
1. A Mattress Protector Will Protect Your Warranty
2. A Mattress Protector Helps Keep Your Mattress Clean
4. Some Mattress Protectors Are Designed to Keep Your Mattress Cool
Do You Need a Mattress Protector?
If you have a mattress, it needs a mattress protector. Acting as a buffer between you and your mattress, protectors are the best fight against dust, dust mites and bacteria. This works both ways: all that gross stuff is kept out of your mattress — and a mattress that isn't harboring all that gross stuff makes it easier to keep you clean and healthy.
Great Reasons, Even Better Protectors
Bedgard Pure Protect Twin 5 Sided Mattress Protector
$49Iprotect Mattress Protector King
$100Bedgear Air-X King Mattress Protector
$229Ver-Tex Mattress Protector Warranty Full Xl
$74Pure Care Stainguard Cotton Terry 1-Sided Full Mattress Protector
$65Bedgard Pure Protect Full 5 Sided Mattress Protector
$59Iprotect Mattress Protector Queen
$90Dri-Tec Sofa Mattress Protector Queen
$79Bedgear Air-X Queen Mattress Protector
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