Vinyl or rubbersheet on your bed

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even worse $95.99 for zippered

$50.99 what are they trimmed in Gold?

 

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It's spelled macintosh sheets. Sorry, my error

 

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is it a full coverage sheet like a mattress encasement or a smaller square like a pad?

macintosh sheets

 

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Smaller square pad available at Amazon

 

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ok thank you

 

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Limited quantities at Amazon. A fabric store may have it also.

 

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I use an envelope mattress cover from a UK supplier and they are reasonably priced.
They are very helpful if you have any queries.

https://www.arelle.com/product/incontinence-mattress-cover/

 

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I use a vinyl enclosed mattress cover, then a reusable bed Pad sheet and then another bed pad like a bamboo top to it actually I believe it is a crib mattress cover.

 

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I have vinyl fully enclosed ( zippered)on both my mattress and boxspring

 

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Sorry I meant LL Medical - yes over $100.00 when you get the zipper one - high quality material and will never leak into the mattress again - well worth it

 

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Always have had plastic mattress protectors. Growing up it was noisy vinyl that crinkled loudly whenever I moved in bed. Even when my bed was made when you sat down there was no doubt this is a bedwetters bed. I’ve always used thick pin on diapers with plastic pants at night. I will wet numerous times each night and get small to not so small wet spots on the sheets. I would usually just let these spots dry out during the day unless it was a flood.
Today the plastic cover is almost silent, which is nice.

 

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@artiejr Is a vinyl mattress protector hot? Is it like the kind of thing you put in a baby’s crib?

 

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@JustAGuy Bummer, about the sweat. Do you put the rubber sheet under your fitted sheet?

 

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@DPCARE SUPER ugly, those blue rubber sheets!

 

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I remember when I was a kid the mattress protectors they made back then were quite noisy if you sat on the bed or made any movement on the bed it would make a loud crackle noise well I think the emphasis on matters protector design is to be a quiet as possible my parents didn't use one of those on my bed the only thing they used on my bed was a small square about 24"x30" of natural rubber and often times if I wet the bed it would flood over the pad and soak everything I did have some friends that had the loud mattress covers and slept over a few times

 

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The one I use now is waterproof but not really hot. You have to check Amazon since I don’t remember the brand but it’s some combination of a mixed vinyl product that quiet and pretty comfortable. Yes growing up my mattress cover was very noisy.

 

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@donny4 Thank you for your reply and advice. Does your bedpad from Amazon look like this?

https://a.co/d/4vVomsW

 

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I have a couple of these WetStop pads I have a bunch of the Hospital reusable pads in both blue and green one of the nicest pads I have is a 3x5 PesPot mat

https://www.amazon.com/WetStop-Mattress-Protector-Incontinence-Waterproof/dp/B0007YPF0O/ref=sr_1_11?keywords=wet+stop&qid=1668887631&sr=8-11

PeapodMats - Waterproof Bedwetting and Incontinence Mats

PeapodMats are leakproof and washable incontinence and bedwetting mats that lie on top of your sheets. Our 3-layer system provides protection from all sorts of fluids. Shop now!

www.peapodmats.com

 

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@DPCARE Thank you for your recommendations!

 

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For my bedwetting I have one of the white vinyl mattress covers as a base layer. Then there is a a quilted topped waterproof mattress cover. The fitted sheet next and then a bedwetter pad for the area I sleep on.

Before I got married I usually just had the vinyl crinkly mattress cover, a non waterproof but absorbent pad and then the fitted sheet. I can say the vinyl cover was obvious if someone sat on my bed. crinkle crinkle sound.