Plastic Mattress Bags
- California King Size Heavy Duty Plastic Mattress Bag
- California King Size Set of 3 Heavy Duty Mattress Bags
- California Queen Heavy Duty Pillowtop Size Plastic Mattress Bag
- Dorm Mattress Size Plastic Heavy Duty Mattress Bag
- Full or Double Size Plastic Mattress Bag
- Full Size Heavy Duty Plastic Mattress Bag
- King Box Spring Heavy Duty Plastic Mattress Bags
- King or Queen Size Extra Heavy Duty Plastic Mattress Bag
- King Size Heavy Duty Plastic Mattress Bag
- King Size Plastic Mattress Bag
- King Size Set of 3 Heavy Duty Mattress Bags
- Queen Size Heavy Duty Extra Deep Plastic Mattress Bag
- Queen Size Heavy Duty Plastic Mattress Bag
- Queen Size Plastic Mattress Bag
- Twin Plastic Mattress Bag
- Twin Size Plastic Heavy Duty Mattress Bag
- Twin XL Heavy Duty Plastic Mattress Bag
Plastic Mattress Bags
Whether you moving across town, across the country or just need to safely store an unused mattress, plastic mattress bags can help protect your mattress investment. Leaving an unused mattress unprotected can result in a variety problems including infestation by vermin and insects. Plastic mattress bags are an inexpensive and practical way to enclose your mattress, foundation or box spring. Plastic mattress bags are available in a variety of sizes for almost any type or size of mattress.
Nothing is worse than storing your mattress in a dirty place or moving your mattress and finding out that it has become nasty. Protect your mattress! In addition to plastic mattress bags, Plastic Mattress Bags.Com carries a full line of quality plastic storage bags for pillow, chairs and sofas.
These mattress bags are open on one end and feature pleated corners making it a snap to place your mattress inside. Simply slide the bag over the mattress and securely seal the open with cellophane packing tape or duct tape.If you have a very thick mattress, more than 8 inches thick, you may consider the next size up.
Here is a mattress moving tip that you may not see elsewhere. As we sleep our bodies are constantly giving off moisture. Some of this moisture gets trapped in your mattress and slowly evaporates during the day. It is actually more healthy to not make your bed until late afternoon. Point being, do not place the mattress in the plastic bag until the bedding has been removed and the mattress is allowed to air out for several hours. Trapping moisture in a plastic mattress bag can result in the formation of mold and mildew.
