Sentences with phrase «surface of the mattress»

You can easily clean the entire surface of the mattress with soap and water thanks to the reinforced waterproof cover and lock - stitched waterproof binding.

So, the inner surface of mattress is considered an ideal place for this.

The patented waterproof surface of the mattress protects the interior from urine, spit - up, and other messes, and it's easy to wipe clean.

Some parents may not be acknowledged that the soft surface of mattress can cause suffocation and increases the risk of SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome).

These particular models are known as inner spring models of crib mattresses and consists of steel springs inside the surface of the mattress.

Play yard fabric: 100 % polyester Top surface of mattress cover: 50 % polyester, 50 % polyurethane Bottom surface of mattress cover: 100 % polyester Mattress: 100 % polyurethane foam (approved for baby products in accordance with Oeko - Tex ® Standard 100 Class I)

The surface of the mattress is PVC free and is water resistant.

The cover is also resistant to any tears or cut on the surface of the mattress and there will be no odor formation.

Use a damp cloth with mild soap and dab or lightly rub the surface of the mattress where the stain is located.

Waterproof mattress pad covers are an excellent way to ensure that no bacteria - causing liquid ever reaches the surface of the mattress - meaning less worry and less CLEANING for you.

Consider purchasing a mattress cover to protect the surface of your mattress.

A steam cleaner can be useful for cleaning the surface of the mattress without soaking it.

Firm - The surface of the mattress must be firm.

These fibers work to keep all liquids and leaks right under the surface of the mattress pad so it doesn't soak into your child's mattress.

Both the inside and surface of those mattresses can be incredibly flammable and so are treated with toxic fire - retardants like antimony, arsenic, phosphorous, and pentaBDE.

This requires acutely toxic and known, cancer causing chemicals in or next to the surface of all mattresses — even organic ones (untreated organic wool can not pass this test as it burns at 600 degrees).

Stibine gas, which is formed from the interaction of the S. Brevicaulis fungus with antimony, is particularly heavy and — according to the theory — clings to the surface of the mattress.