UltraPlush Premium Waterproof Pillow Protector Review

Surprisingly quiet, odorless and just what we wanted. Pillowcase instructions recommend a light rinse before use with the zipper closed. When the wash was over, I took them out of the washing machine and doused them with water - they really are waterproof. There was a flush timer in each pillowcase. I found it impressive. I flipped them over for a second rinse before using them and I had a feeling the material inside would make noises as soon as my head hit the pillowcase and I was wrong. After

I first bought a pack of these protective pillowcases a few years ago. Then when I recently got married I bought a few for my husband to combat problems like mold on pillows from sleep drooling and terrified bugs that might try to come home with us from the hotel or air. . Many years ago my friends and I rented a beach house for Memorial Day. The trip was AMAZING, but the unwanted little critters (yes, bed bugs) came back with my pillow, invaded my bed and practically gave me a nervous…

UPDATE: I recently had to open my stash of these pillowcases as our pup was diagnosed with canine parvovirus and has been snuggling up on all the beds in the house. We were advised to wash all our linens in bleach and throw out anything that couldn't be washed. (According to the manufacturer, these pillowcases should not be washed in bleach.) I was so shocked at the poor quality of these latest waterproof Ultra Block mattress pads. The new batch was completely different from the pillowcases I…