BedCare Inner Liner Comforter Protector

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Dust mites are present in all bedding - even your favorite comforter. However, there's a way to protect your comforter from dust mite allergen. Our BedCare Inner Liner Comforter Protector is made of super lightweight SofTEK fabric and is ultra breathable.
5-Year Warranty.


While most sewing manufacturers are going "off shore", all of our fabric encasings are made in a National Allergy-owned sewing plant in North Georgia. Each and every encasing is hand inspected to maintain top quality. Our skilled craftsmen know that the care they take in making each cover is important to your health, and they take their work very seriously. The BedCare Elegance comforter protector is made to last a lifetime.

Product Notes:

• This is the perfect mite-proof inner liner comforter protector for use under your decorative duvet cover.
• SofTEK is a high-tech, non-woven fabric made by heat bonding three layers of 100% polypropylene material together.
• This process gives the fabric a soft feel while letting the material breathe as well as a regular cotton sheet. The full length zipper is of premium quality and the seams are reinforced.
• Inner liner comforter protector available in white only.

 Other Resources:

• Read our white paper on the subject of Pore Size & Encasing Efficiency. Also, Bedding Encasings were a feature topic in our November 2003 Newsletter. Signup here for your FREE monthly newsletter subscription.

Related Products:

• For added protection, try our BedCare DuraTek Box Spring Cover
• Also, BedCare Classic Allergen Pillow Cover

BedCare Comforter Inner Liners are designed to be virtually maintenance-free; just vacuum monthly or hand wash and air dry if absolutely necessary.

Click here for complete care instructions for all BedCare fabrics.

• Rating Comment 7 Ratings > rate this product
•   jennifer - 5/1/12 10:38 am I'm thinking I should have read the reviews before purchasing this product. I have to agree with almost everyone else when they say your comforter gets balled up inside the allergy cover and then more balled up inside your duvet. It is very complicated to unravel it all and it makes my husband crazy. If you do not turn a lot in your sleep you should be fine but if you turn over at all it will most likely bunch up. That said, I'm still glad I purchased it for the dust mite allergy aspect. It is kind of annoying though.
  
  This user has owned this product for: 1 to 6 months
•   Margeaux - 3/8/12 20:05 pm I neglected to measure my comforter, expecting the "queen size" to actually BE queen-sized. It is NOT, you must go through with the tedious measuring. My cover has, like, 2 feet extra on length and width which I think is contributing to my covers getting all bunched up. There is little I can do to sort them out because it is inside of two "bags" now, first the allergy cover and then the duvet cover. I am bummed with this purchase. I know I should have measured, but I never expected it to be SO HUGE.
  
  This user has owned this product for: 1 to 6 months
•   Ruth - 9/1/11 21:15 pm I would not have ordered this product if I had known it says not to wash it!!
  
  This user has owned this product for: less than a month
•   Ling - 3/21/10 20:50 pm I was a little worried this cover would be crinkly or noticeable, but after a few days, I think it softened and I don't notice it at all. It's not really plasticy, and it's so much cheaper than buying brand new hypoallergenic comforters and I can use my old duvet covers.
  
  This user has owned this product for: 1 to 6 months
•   Jen - 2/9/10 14:34 pm I bought 2 products, this duvet encasing and Supreme pillow encasings. I really like the pillow encasing but HATE this Duvet encasing. I found my duvet swam inside this and the material was too stiff and scratchy. Not good since I have a thinner decorative duvet cover. Also, it requires hand washing. I will be returning this item.
  
  This user has owned this product for: less than a month
•   mem - 11/29/09 22:57 pm I've used encasings for my mattress and pillows over the years and was unpleasantly surprised by how uncomfortable having my comforter encased is. It's as if I wrapped my comforter in some sort of crinkly plastic-backed paper. I've never had problems with my comforter becoming balled up inside my duvet cover before, but the inside of this is slippery and my comforter ends up sliding down it.
  
  This user has owned this product for: less than a month
•   Ari - 10/12/09 14:43 pm The case was a great alternative to buying a whole new, expensive, not -so-pretty allergy-free comforter. We just covered up her old comforter with it (after washing the comforter) and bought a couple of fun, cotton duvet covers. She likes her bedding and it won't make her sick. A win-win for all!
  
  This user has owned this product for: 1 to 3 years