Memory Foam Matress

Trista says:

Oh how I understand the frustration of a cat that pees on the bed and the love that lets you keep him despite that. Our cat, Eddie, used to do that. He was jealous of me when I moved in and boy could he carry a grudge! One time Kristin was gone and he jumped on to my side of the bed and LOOKED AT ME while peeing on the BED! Nature's Miracle works great. We ended up getting waterproof mattress covers. Yes, plural. Because when we just got one, and he peed and we took the sheets and mattress cover off to wash them and turned around and damned if he hadn't found more pee inside him to pee on the bed AGAIN! (we took him to the vet to make sure that he didn't have an infection) We had one that completely encased the mattress and then we found one that was cushy on one side so that we weren't sleeping right on plastic. We layered them on and then the mattress was always protected.

Anonymous says:

Sorry to disagree with your “logic” here, but you need to get your facts in order. If you cover your infested mattress, they cannot feed. Without a blood meal, they cannot breed, and lie in a dormant state, until they die. That's why there is a one year wait. As for the infestation in other parts of your home, you must deal with this via pest control professional. Mattress covers only stop the spread in or out of the mattress. As for feeling the bugs under your cover, that's ridiculous! They are so tiny and insignificant that you cannot possibly feel them. Look, the idea behind a mattress cover is to save or protect an expessive mattress that you don't want to have to replace. There are also pillow overs, and luggage liners – most bedbug infestations are picked up during travel. Another misnomer is a hygine link. Wrong! You can be a spotless person, live in a spotless home, etc. and still pick up an infestation. So, in closing, if you are going to blog about an issue, please, get your facts in order, otherwise your credibility is toast.