Utopia Bedding Waterproof Mattress Encasement - Queen Bed 150 x 200 x 25 cm, Premium Zippered Mattress Protector, Bed Bug and Dust Mite Proof Mattress Cover

sent me a used one with a stain on it

It is of good quality. Though a bit big coz I chose the queen size, I encased 2 single mattresses and folded it under.

Easy to place on a mattress and made of quality material.

First try, for Novilla 10-inch mattress tried the Novilla protector that covers a range of mattress thicknesses but slept on creases. Second try, then tried protector for 10-inch mattress that has elastic on the sides but slept on creases. Third try, bought this zippered mattress protector that goes on 10-inch mattress like a sock and zippers on one end. After 9 years of imperfect mattresses and mattress protectors, finally enjoying comfortable, sound nights of sleep.

This is great. I'm fighting mites and this protects the mattress. It was easy for me to slip on and zipper. Highly recommended.

This is the first time that my child has brought home bed bugs while going to the parks in Orlando. Those pests had 2 months to reproduce before we figured out what was causing the marks on my daughter (after bringing her to a dermatologist who said it was allergies!!) I am now a bed bug expert after about 60+ hours of working crazily in her room and we are 110% bed bug free. First, DO NOT buy foggers. I used all 3 of these in her small room and when I went back into her room to get the empty canisters, they were all walking around!! Also, DO NOT get the Bug traps to put by the foot of each bed pedestal. They don't capture anything and when her room was filled with them, none went in it!!! THIS IS THE ONLY thing that worked for me. (1) Diatomaceous Earth ("DE") powder with puffer, Harris Bed Bug Killer gallon SPRAY and Harris Egg Bed Bug Killer FOAM (about $9.00). Home Depot actually sells the Harris Bed Bug Kit that contains some of the above so I would buy the kit first. However, I used 4 cans of the FOAM so make sure you buy more foam cans. Since they do not sell the foam cans at the store, order more ahead of time! THAT REALLY IS THE BEST. I also bought and used a $49.00 Hand steamer they sell at Walmart and steamed the wooden planks, mattress and box spring. I then used bed bug encasements that I purchased on Amazon to encase both of them so the bugs cannot go in and cannot get out!! Those encasements really work. Make sure to dismantle the ENTIRE BED INCLUDING SCREWS! The first time I did her room, I just partially dismantled her bed and the first night, she saw more bed bugs. When I took apart her bed the 2nd time (this time everything was dismantled including the feet and all screws), I shockingly found most of the bugs and eggs in the wooden planks, crevices and screws beneath the box spring. I especially saw a ton of unhatched eggs when I took apart the feet to the wooden planks (in those spaces). When I sprayed the foam inside the holes, I actually saw them run out of the holes and die immediately. Also, the foam is the only thing I know on the market that kills UNHATCHED EGGS!! I saw the eggs burst when I sprayed them with foam. I used the gallon spray for everything else such as furniture, luggage, etc. Also, make sure that you re-do the room about 7-10 days to get rid of any eggs that hatched after you cleaned that you might have missed. I just disassembled her room today after doing all of the above and found nothing!!!! Not even dead ones. We were told that to get an exterminator to treat her room (about 10 x 10), it would cost around $1,000.00. However, even the exterminator would not have done all that I did and would have left some around. I guarantee you will be bed bug free if you follow these directions!! Good luck.