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product_id: 296860270
title: "SafeRest Zippered Mattress Encasement - Lab Tested Bed Bug Proof, Dust Mite and Waterproof - Breathable, Noiseless and Vinyl Free (Fits 9-12 in. H) - Queen Size"
brand: "saferest"
price: "S$59"
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reviews_count: 5
category: "Safe Rest"
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# 360° secure zipper seal Breathable, noiseless fabric Lab-tested bed bug proof SafeRest Zippered Mattress Encasement - Lab Tested Bed Bug Proof, Dust Mite and Waterproof - Breathable, Noiseless and Vinyl Free (Fits 9-12 in. H) - Queen Size

**Brand:** saferest
**Price:** S$59
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## Summary

> 🛏️ Sleep Smart, Sleep Safe — The Ultimate Mattress Armor

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SafeRest Zippered Mattress Encasement - Lab Tested Bed Bug Proof, Dust Mite and Waterproof - Breathable, Noiseless and Vinyl Free (Fits 9-12 in. H) - Queen Size by saferest
- **How much does it cost?** S$59 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- saferest enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted saferest brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Durable 10-Year Warranty:** Invest in long-lasting mattress protection backed by a decade of guaranteed quality.
- • **Ultimate Bed Bug Defense:** Independently lab certified to block all bed bug stages—sleep worry-free every night.
- • **Allergen & Dust Mite Barrier:** Premium cotton terry with hypoallergenic membrane keeps allergens out and your mattress cool.
- • **Secure Micro Zipper Technology:** Exclusive zipper design prevents any bug escape or entry, locking in protection flawlessly.
- • **Waterproof & Vinyl-Free Comfort:** Stay dry and comfortable with breathable, noiseless, and eco-friendly materials.

## Overview

The SafeRest Zippered Mattress Encasement offers lab-tested, 100% bed bug proof protection with an exclusive micro zipper and 360° secure seal. Crafted from breathable, noiseless cotton terry and a hypoallergenic membrane, it blocks dust mites and allergens while remaining waterproof and vinyl-free. Designed to fit mattresses 9-12 inches deep, this queen-size encasement combines comfort with durable, long-term defense backed by a 10-year warranty.

## Description

SafeRest Premium Zippered Mattress Encasement - Lab Tested Bed Bug Proof, Dust Mite and Waterproof - Breathable, Noiseless and Vinyl Free (Fits 9 - 12 in. H) - Queen Size

Review: takes time to prep it right, but worth it. - I ordered this mattress protector for my boyfreind who had a run-in with bedbugs a few years ago and is still a bit paranoid about it. He had just purchased a new queen sized pillow top mattress a couple months prior, and I figured this would be a good time to protect it and a chance to give him some extra peace of mind. To be clear, about the time this came in, we found what we think was a loner bedbug in or close to maturity, and I had gotten a few bites over the course of a week while staying there and sleeping on the new bed. Between these protectors (I bought one for the boxsprings and one for the mattress), a heat gun, and copious amounts of Diatemacious Earth (spelling? It's a fine dust of super small sharp particles that essentially cut into insects' joints and bodies, killing them), the bug was never seen again. I would highly recommend the dust to anyone fighting bugs, in conjunction with these covers. I would recommend opening the package and examining the seams - all of them, including the zipper - and look over the fabric for any defects. There were several reviews that complained about loose stitching or tears. These are made in huge factories on machines at a ridiculous pace - sometimes things get a little out of line at that kind of speed and scale, so it never hurts to check. Ours were both great. Also, some complained about the 'chemical' or 'plastic' smell. They are a bit strong, but running them through the washer and dryer first, as suggested on the package, takes care of that. We washed the two covers together, with nothing else. Initially, we left them zipped to avoid damage to the fine coil of the zipper, but in hindsight, I would say lust leave it unzipped all the way. When it came to the spin cycle, the closed zippers and the water resistance of the covers created giant flappy water balloons that kept throwing the washer out of balance. We unzipped them to release the water and it was all fine. They will take a ridiculous amount of time to dry. Just keep the heat low, be patient, and take them out to rearrange them in the dryer again to help them dry evenly. Some reviewers wrote about their covers melting or becoming brittle form drying - because they turned the heat too high. Just chill. You had to wait for the thing to ship to your house, waiting a couple hours with the dryer isn't gonna hurt you. We put them both on easily with two people, but with some patience and gracefullness, a single person may be able to do it. Having two people makes it easier to prevent tears in the cover after installing, while moving the mattress back into place. I gifted a protector for boxsprings and a mattress to my boyfriend for his new bed 4 months ago. He had a run in with bed bugs a few years that left him mildly traumatized. If you want a guaranteed rant, just ask him about it - On second thought, don't go there. We don't even go there. But, back to the covers.... I read a lot of reviews - mostly great, and several pretty bad - before purchasing. We had no problems with either of our covers. Here's what we looked out for based on the negative reviews (and common sense): - Check all seams for rips, loose stitches, and the like, one seam at a time so you don't miss anything. - Check over the fabric...all of it...for any rips, snagged threads, holes, or the like. Do this right out of the package so you can use the crease lines to help track your progress. - Run your covers through the washer with a bit of soap to neutralize the 'chemical' smell. Unzip it all the way to prevent the formation of a giant flappy water balloon that with try to strangle the agitator as your washer jumps about like a wild rodeo bull (yep, this happened). Unzip it all the way to prevent damage from the zipper getting pulled open, in case the two sides try to go opposite directions. - CHECK THE HEAT SETTING ON YOUR DRYER - Turn it down so you don't risk melting any of the synthetic materials. If it feels like you're taking a ridiculous amount of time to run it through and you're starting to feel like you're worrying too much, then YOU"RE DOING IT RIGHT! Take it out and fluff it and flip it around to help it dry evenly and (slightly) faster. I think we ran our covers through, like, 4 dryer cycles.... - Have two people to help put it on. It goes fairly easy and quick with a bit of teamwork and a plan, and will help prevent potential snags or rips from tugging. We slipped the cover over one end and slid it into place, then zipped one side before laying it down. We than lifted the zipped side up so we could straighten out the bottom of the cover in order to zip up the other end. Laid it down once more to zip the last side, and put the mattress/boxspring in place. - Be careful with the zipper. Gently tug your fabric into place so that the two sides of the zipper are close to each other and aligned. The zipper is small and fine so it can create a good bug barrier... Be nice to it, and it should zip just fine. Ours did have a couple "sticky patches" where it didn't quite want to zip. Just gently tug and coax the zipper pull, or unzip a ways and try again. If frustrated, walk away. It's not worth potentially busting that zipper after all the time and money you've spent on it thus far. - If you already have bedbugs, understand that this cover is not some magical kryptonite that eradicates bugs by simply existing in the same room. It can only kill bugs trapped inside, on an already affected mattress by trapping them in there until they starve (about a year or something crazy). Diatemacious (sp?) Earth will kill any bug it comes in contact with. Try using this in conjunction with your covers.
Review: So far so good - We had several guests over, and we aren’t sure if it was the new neighbors that moved in from out of state (to an adjoined-wall townhouse unit), or our out of town guests, but someone brought in some dreadful bed bugs. Or so we think they are, we have no idea as we never saw them but would wake up with bites on our upper arms and face! We never saw any evidence on the bed or bedding or anywhere so it was pretty frustrating. We tried as much as we could without harsh chemicals as I was worried about the toxicity for my toddler. We started getting bit after they left, and thought they may have hitchhiked on their suitcases when they stayed at an Airbnb. I constantly washed and dried the sheets on the highest setting, laid down some of that Harris bed bug Diatomaceous earth powder (around the perimeter, legs and inside the outlets), and tried to steam the mattress and perimeter- spent hours doing that, and it didn’t seem to help. What seem to help from getting bit at least was lathering on lavender or eucalyptus scented body lotion from Bath & Body, and spraying around the bed with the same essential oils that were slightly diluted . Long story short, I’m not sure if the buggies are still around. But after I had taped up all the outlets and anything that had a small opening around the walls in the affected rooms, and using this bed encasement, we haven’t been bit, and it’s been several months so far. Make sure your bed is away from the walls too! And put a small plastic castor or deli dish under you bed legs, and put some of that D.E. Powder in it, so they will climb in and get trapped in that. Though we’ve yet to see one 🤷🏻‍♀️. Ok back to the encasement, I bought this one and the GuardMax zippered mattress encasement at the same time for my Queen mattress and box spring. I can’t remember which one I used for what, but they were both easy to put on. I did it by myself, as. 5’4” female, and took less than 5 min each to put them on. Make sure to remove your mattress from the frame, and put it on its (long) side. Then slip the cover on long ways, and slide it top and bottom, and when get about halfway, tilt the whole mattress towards the uncovered side so you can continue sliding the encasement. Just be gentle as you don’t want to tear it, especially when you are laying it back down on the bed frame. We haven’t had any issues with heat or crinkling sounds either. So far it’s been a great investment! I can’t speak to the waterproofness yet, but being bug free so far, we have been quite pleased!

## Features

- Independently Lab Tested And Certified Bed Bug Entry, Escape And Bite Proof
- Exclusive Micro Zipper Technology Prevents All Stages Of Bed Bugs From Passing Through The Zippers Teeth
- 360 Secure Zipper Closing Feature Prevents Accidental Openings By Sealing The End Zipper Traveler With A Velcro Flap
- Premium Cotton Terry Surface Material With Breathable Hypoallergenic Membrane Backing Keeps The Mattress Cool And Noiseless While Blocking Dust Mites And Other Allergens (Great For Those With Asthma And Allergies)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B004BAEF7E |
| Age Range Description | All Ages |
| Brand | SafeRest |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Colour | multicolour |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 4,753 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Zipper Protector |
| Fabric Type | Cotton |
| Item Firmness Description | Soft |
| Item Weight | 3 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | SafeRest |
| Manufacturer Part Number | B004BAEF7E |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 10 years |
| Model number | SYNCHKG026960 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Breathable, Bug Control, Water Proof |
| Product Care Instructions | Zipper |
| Size | Queen |
| Special Feature | Breathable, Bug Control, Water Proof |
| UPC | 885650775719 850012287100 609728406837 885417888348 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SafeRest
- **Colour:** multicolour
- **Fabric Type:** Cotton
- **Size:** Queen
- **Special Feature:** Breathable, Bug Control, Water Proof

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does it fit mattresses 15 to 17 inches deep?**
A: It will not fit a 15 or 17" mattress as it's a (9-12") mattress encasement.  SafeRest does make a (12-15") and and (15-18"), which are also available on amazon.com.  If your mattress is 15" or less get the (12-15").  If your mattress is greater than 15" get the (15-18").  It is very important to measure the thickness from the lowest point to the highest poofy part of the mattress.  This will help you get the correct depth.  If you need any help selecting the right size please call us at (866) 375-2323

**Q: Looking at this for dust mite allergy relief.  What is the pore size of the mattress protector?**
A: I have the same question: What is the pore size (in microns) of this cover?

**Q: My mattress is 12.5 inches. Will this work for me?**
A: Yes, absolutely.  Our mattress is a little over 12" and the cover fit and went on with very little effort.  Later, we purchased a 4" memory foam mattress topper, with a cover.   The cover for the mattress topper looked like such a "pain", we managed to fit it into our mattress cover.

**Q: Should the encasement fit snugly on the mattress to effectively kill bugs?   Purchased the 15"-18" for a 16" mattress and mine is loose.**
A: SafeRest offers encasements that are 6-9", 9-12" 12-15" and 15-18" thick.  This close range of sizes ensures a good fit based on the thickness of your mattress.  If your mattress is 16" you would have 2" of extra material on a 15-18", but that would not impact the performance of the product.  The encasement doesn't kill bed bugs, but protects your mattress against bed bugs while reducing the areas where bed bugs may reside (tufts and folds of your mattress).  Encasements are used as part of an integrated pest management approach to bed bugs including sprays, powders and Climbup interceptors.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ takes time to prep it right, but worth it.
*by T***Y on 9 April 2018*

I ordered this mattress protector for my boyfreind who had a run-in with bedbugs a few years ago and is still a bit paranoid about it. He had just purchased a new queen sized pillow top mattress a couple months prior, and I figured this would be a good time to protect it and a chance to give him some extra peace of mind. To be clear, about the time this came in, we found what we think was a loner bedbug in or close to maturity, and I had gotten a few bites over the course of a week while staying there and sleeping on the new bed. Between these protectors (I bought one for the boxsprings and one for the mattress), a heat gun, and copious amounts of Diatemacious Earth (spelling? It's a fine dust of super small sharp particles that essentially cut into insects' joints and bodies, killing them), the bug was never seen again. I would highly recommend the dust to anyone fighting bugs, in conjunction with these covers. I would recommend opening the package and examining the seams - all of them, including the zipper - and look over the fabric for any defects. There were several reviews that complained about loose stitching or tears. These are made in huge factories on machines at a ridiculous pace - sometimes things get a little out of line at that kind of speed and scale, so it never hurts to check. Ours were both great. Also, some complained about the 'chemical' or 'plastic' smell. They are a bit strong, but running them through the washer and dryer first, as suggested on the package, takes care of that. We washed the two covers together, with nothing else. Initially, we left them zipped to avoid damage to the fine coil of the zipper, but in hindsight, I would say lust leave it unzipped all the way. When it came to the spin cycle, the closed zippers and the water resistance of the covers created giant flappy water balloons that kept throwing the washer out of balance. We unzipped them to release the water and it was all fine. They will take a ridiculous amount of time to dry. Just keep the heat low, be patient, and take them out to rearrange them in the dryer again to help them dry evenly. Some reviewers wrote about their covers melting or becoming brittle form drying - because they turned the heat too high. Just chill. You had to wait for the thing to ship to your house, waiting a couple hours with the dryer isn't gonna hurt you. We put them both on easily with two people, but with some patience and gracefullness, a single person may be able to do it. Having two people makes it easier to prevent tears in the cover after installing, while moving the mattress back into place. I gifted a protector for boxsprings and a mattress to my boyfriend for his new bed 4 months ago. He had a run in with bed bugs a few years that left him mildly traumatized. If you want a guaranteed rant, just ask him about it - On second thought, don't go there. We don't even go there. But, back to the covers.... I read a lot of reviews - mostly great, and several pretty bad - before purchasing. We had no problems with either of our covers. Here's what we looked out for based on the negative reviews (and common sense): - Check all seams for rips, loose stitches, and the like, one seam at a time so you don't miss anything. - Check over the fabric...all of it...for any rips, snagged threads, holes, or the like. Do this right out of the package so you can use the crease lines to help track your progress. - Run your covers through the washer with a bit of soap to neutralize the 'chemical' smell. Unzip it all the way to prevent the formation of a giant flappy water balloon that with try to strangle the agitator as your washer jumps about like a wild rodeo bull (yep, this happened). Unzip it all the way to prevent damage from the zipper getting pulled open, in case the two sides try to go opposite directions. - CHECK THE HEAT SETTING ON YOUR DRYER - Turn it down so you don't risk melting any of the synthetic materials. If it feels like you're taking a ridiculous amount of time to run it through and you're starting to feel like you're worrying too much, then YOU"RE DOING IT RIGHT! Take it out and fluff it and flip it around to help it dry evenly and (slightly) faster. I think we ran our covers through, like, 4 dryer cycles.... - Have two people to help put it on. It goes fairly easy and quick with a bit of teamwork and a plan, and will help prevent potential snags or rips from tugging. We slipped the cover over one end and slid it into place, then zipped one side before laying it down. We than lifted the zipped side up so we could straighten out the bottom of the cover in order to zip up the other end. Laid it down once more to zip the last side, and put the mattress/boxspring in place. - Be careful with the zipper. Gently tug your fabric into place so that the two sides of the zipper are close to each other and aligned. The zipper is small and fine so it can create a good bug barrier... Be nice to it, and it should zip just fine. Ours did have a couple "sticky patches" where it didn't quite want to zip. Just gently tug and coax the zipper pull, or unzip a ways and try again. If frustrated, walk away. It's not worth potentially busting that zipper after all the time and money you've spent on it thus far. - If you already have bedbugs, understand that this cover is not some magical kryptonite that eradicates bugs by simply existing in the same room. It can only kill bugs trapped inside, on an already affected mattress by trapping them in there until they starve (about a year or something crazy). Diatemacious (sp?) Earth will kill any bug it comes in contact with. Try using this in conjunction with your covers.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So far so good
*by M***W on 21 August 2024*

We had several guests over, and we aren’t sure if it was the new neighbors that moved in from out of state (to an adjoined-wall townhouse unit), or our out of town guests, but someone brought in some dreadful bed bugs. Or so we think they are, we have no idea as we never saw them but would wake up with bites on our upper arms and face! We never saw any evidence on the bed or bedding or anywhere so it was pretty frustrating. We tried as much as we could without harsh chemicals as I was worried about the toxicity for my toddler. We started getting bit after they left, and thought they may have hitchhiked on their suitcases when they stayed at an Airbnb. I constantly washed and dried the sheets on the highest setting, laid down some of that Harris bed bug Diatomaceous earth powder (around the perimeter, legs and inside the outlets), and tried to steam the mattress and perimeter- spent hours doing that, and it didn’t seem to help. What seem to help from getting bit at least was lathering on lavender or eucalyptus scented body lotion from Bath & Body, and spraying around the bed with the same essential oils that were slightly diluted . Long story short, I’m not sure if the buggies are still around. But after I had taped up all the outlets and anything that had a small opening around the walls in the affected rooms, and using this bed encasement, we haven’t been bit, and it’s been several months so far. Make sure your bed is away from the walls too! And put a small plastic castor or deli dish under you bed legs, and put some of that D.E. Powder in it, so they will climb in and get trapped in that. Though we’ve yet to see one 🤷🏻‍♀️. Ok back to the encasement, I bought this one and the GuardMax zippered mattress encasement at the same time for my Queen mattress and box spring. I can’t remember which one I used for what, but they were both easy to put on. I did it by myself, as. 5’4” female, and took less than 5 min each to put them on. Make sure to remove your mattress from the frame, and put it on its (long) side. Then slip the cover on long ways, and slide it top and bottom, and when get about halfway, tilt the whole mattress towards the uncovered side so you can continue sliding the encasement. Just be gentle as you don’t want to tear it, especially when you are laying it back down on the bed frame. We haven’t had any issues with heat or crinkling sounds either. So far it’s been a great investment! I can’t speak to the waterproofness yet, but being bug free so far, we have been quite pleased!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Protection, Easy to Setup
*by D***G on 28 June 2020*

Plastic all around and a soft layer on top makes for a good combination of protection and comfort. A small velcro portion cover the zippers for added protection. The size fit my mattress well with some room to spare. Setup was easy, love how the zipper covers three out of four sides, so I was able to open it up completely, set the mattress on top and then bring the cover over the mattress and zip it up. I had a big bulge of air when I first set it up, but I went out for a bit and when I came back the bulge was gone. Highly recommend.

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