Waterproof mattress protectors are great for anyone who snuggles up with a pet or child, while hypoallergenic mattress protectors can keep away allergens such as pollen, dust mites and pet dander.

The main reason to get a mattress protector is to keep one of the most expensive items in your bed clean, dry, and stain-free. A good one will create a waterproof, and sometimes hypoallergenic, ...

Most have hypoallergenic properties built in, too. Thirdly, some mattress protectors are quilted, to add a little extra cushioning to your mattress (although if you're looking for something to ...

Choosing between all the different types of mattress protectors can feel overwhelming – quilted or flat? Hypoallergenic or non-hypoallergenic? Cotton or polyester? How about cooling properties ...

Emma Mattress Protector, from £51.80 (was £74 ... clips or buttons. It’s naturally hypoallergenic and antimicrobial which is great if you’re an allergy sufferer like me, and can’t ...

Dust mites can aggravate allergies and disrupt your sleep. Here’s how to remove them from your mattress, pillows and bedding.

After a new round of testing, the AllerEase Platinum Zip-Off Top Mattress Protector is our top-pick mattress encasement. The Mattress Safe Ultimate Mattress Encasement is our upgrade pick.

Mattress protectors are designed to provide a barrier ... the Panda option is eco-friendly and naturally hypoallergenic and antimicrobial. Cynthia Lawrence is a freelance lifestyle journalist ...

Waterproof, hypoallergenic and made from high-quality cotton, this cooling mattress protector is a great choice for hot sleepers who like the feel and firmness of their current mattress ...

Even if you already have a hypoallergenic mattress, I recommend pairing it with the best mattress protector to safeguard ...