Your new SLEEPSAFEMattress Protector is designed to last for many years if cared for properly. Following the care instructions and take advantage of all the health benefits and fluid protection offered by our protection products. We suggest washing the protector before use to soften the protector and remove any packaging odors there may be. To ensure maximum life of your SLEEPSAFE, please review the following cleaning instructions below.

Washing:
Place the SLEEPSAFE Protector in a laundry bag when washing in a machine to protector the s-guard membrane.
Wash with cold to hot water using normal household detergents that do not contain bleach.
Do not use bleach- Using any type of bleach product will destroy the waterproof lining of the protectors.
Do not dry clean- Harsh chemicals used in dry cleaning will damage the waterproof lining of the protector.

Drying:
It is recommended to tumble dry on low heat together with your bed sheets, towels or other clothing.
Do not dry on high heat. This will damage the waterproof layer of the protector.
Do not iron- This will damage the waterproof lining of the protector

Which way is up on the protector?
The cotton terry cover is the top and the waterproof liner is the bottom.

There seems to be brown burn marks on the protector after drying?
It is very important not to dry the protector on high heat. This mistake will ruin your protector. Brown burn marks on the protector indicates that the product was dried on high heat or got stuck in the heating element of the dryer. This is not covered in the warranty. Please see washing instructions above.

Warranty:
SLEEPSAFE offers a 1 year guarantee against manufacturing and fabric defects.

Dust mites are microscopic bugs that live off of dead skin cells and animal dander. Descendants of the common spider, dust mites have eight legs and live between 10-19 days. Even with a short life space, they are able to lay 60-80 eggs before they pass. Although they wreak havoc for those with allergies and asthma, they are not parasites and do not carry disease. Dust mite’s preferred place of residence is the mattress where skin cells are plentiful. The average person sheds over 1/3 of an ounce worth of skin cells per week proving a constant supply of food for dust mites.

The main issue with dust mites is their microscopic fecal matter left behind daily, which creates issues for those with allergies and asthma. Just one mattress can be home to over 10 million fecal matter producing dust mites. Cleaning your sheets often is not enough to keep dust mite populations down as they can also be found living on the surface of your mattress, which is seldom if ever cleaned. Some frequently vacuum the surface of their mattress, but the best way to reduce dust mite populations is through a bedding encasement or mattress protector. By applying a protection product, dust mites cannot penetrate into the mattress making it easier to remove dust mites. Periodically washing your protector or encasement with your sheets will kill the dust mites and remove their leftover fecal matter. Don’t forget pillow encasements, which protect the sleeper from their pillow and can offer great relief for those with allergies and asthma.

Reducing the amount of dust in your home, which is mostly made from skin cells, is a great way to reduce the adverse health effects of dust mites. Using vacuum cleaners equipped with HEPA filters regularly and installing quality air filters can also reduce the amount of airborne dust mite feces found in the home. Using dehumidifiers also works well as dust mites prefer humid environments.

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