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Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

Warpy

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1. You can get plastic covers at a big box store

Reply to patricia92243 (Original post)

Sun Mar 8, 2015, 02:02 PM

Mar 2015

or online, which might be more reliable if you don't have a twin or king. Be sure to use a mattress pad over it or you'll wake up every morning having to peel the bottom sheet off your sweaty skin.

The smell shouldn't last all that long, that's the only good thing.

Ironically, a lot of the plastic covers are made to contain (ta da) bedbugs.

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New mattress smell making me sick. All mattress covers protect from bed bugs, etc. [View all] patricia92243 Mar 2015 OP

You can get plastic covers at a big box store Warpy Mar 2015 #1

Kmart and Target sell them. nt LiberalEsto Mar 2015 #2

I bought a mattress that smelled so strongly of chemicals, it stunk up the entire house. Within 2 Dont call me Shirley Mar 2015 #3

I would definitely take it back womanofthehills Mar 2015 #4