AIBU- do waterproof mattress protectors exist that can be tumbled dried?

[milkyman]

Need one for a frequent bed wetter and current ones impossible to dry.

I have these ones in single and cot bed sizes. Tumble dry just fine. I suggest having two and doing the protector-sheet-protector-sheet layering so you can just whip off the wet set and not have to make up the bed again in the middle of the night.

I had some by 'brolly sheets' that could be tumble dried. They are a drawsheet style with wings

Hippychick ones can. Same problem here!

I have an IKEA one that I tumble dry with no issues. www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/textiles-rugs/mattress-pillow-protectors/gökärt-mattress-protector-art-90281208/.

Ive always used the washable bed protector, they come in packs of 2 from Amazon

I can only use the heavy plastic backed ones from Dunelm (heavy periods) and they can’t be tumble dried.

We used the hippychick sheets with DS as a toddler. They were lovely and soft and could be tumbledried.

Surely just get 3 , one on , one off, one in the wash ? I have a thick material one that is a medical grade one that I wash and tumble dry .

If you Google Kylie mats the first one, think it's kanga, is good. They tumble for a couple of years before biting the dust...

The John Lewis quilted one can be tumble dried. Bloody hope so anyhow as it’s in there....

Ikea have some.

We used to use the Hippychick ones then got mattresses with a zip of topper and waterproof underneath when they were in big beds.

We use clevermamma ones. About £10 from Amazon.

hendrick that only works if it’s one wet bed a night.

Try 3/4 times a night (one child)

Wet sheet/mattress protector/ duvet/ duvet cover 3 times a night.

We use disposable bed mats (dry nites). There’s just too much washing. In the summer we use some washable ones.

(Love desmopressin) now only one wet bed a night.

Another vote for hippy chick (though we don't actually have a tumble drier). However I can sleep on them without sweating, an issue I've had with cheaper mattress protectors.

We do have several - bear in mind that some people will be changing sheets several times a night (not us at the moment, thankfully) and they aren't cheap.

I’ve been unsuccessful in my quest for a mattress Protector which actually prevents the matttess from getting wet. Corbyn and DontCallMe - could you tell me if the Hippychick protectors work please?

The Ikea ones are brilliant.

Ikea ones are lovely and don't feel plasticky but keep it all dry underneath.

I buy incontinence pads from Amazon, about £12 for 2 and they're huge.

We have 3-4 that we rotate and dry on the radiator/washing line depending on the time of year.

Sympathies OP, it's exhausting.

Ours is from John Lewis and goes in the dryer

Ikea ones here too. Tumble dried mine by mistake, they came out fine.
My DS only has occasional accidents, you wouldnt know there was a plastic sheet on his bed. The mattress has never been wet.

I'm pretty sure that the ones we had from M&S could be tumble dried.

They were fab. Not sweaty or rustly but did the job perfectly.

Yeah they work fine caffeine and nice and comfy as well - not rustly like the cheaper ones.

I too would love to find some that were truly waterproof.

I have three protectors on my Ds's bed at all times under a sheet.

This is a mix of padded with waterproof back, medical grade towelling with plastic back and one that is completely plastic.

Whenever he wets I can almost guarantee two of them will be wet.