Waterproof mattress like the NHS have?

mummytofour

Just what I need for my son. IMHO the sheets are ok but for more than the ocassional wet bed a water proof ma tress would be much better.

mshaw1899

we bought a breathable waterproof mattress which is superb, it is made from the same material as tents are made from and was only £89, the website was called furniture247.co.uk and it arrived the next day, highly recommended

maggiem

Hi there,
had a similar problem - bought a plasticy mattress protector - found by googling waterproof mattress. In order to keep Mum comfortabler we use a mattress cover on top and then on top of the sheet a kylie. Not sure if that is how you spell it but wonderful for incontinence. It is a fleecy top and absorbs so someone is not lying in a wet patch. Mum's carers told us about it but I am sure incontinence specialists should help. Mattress protector zips around the mattress so is very effective.

Good luck with the search,
Maggie

the-manfred-1937

we had a similar problem and also didnt want to spend a fortune for a heavy incontinence mattress, in the end we luckily found one on furniture247.co.uk we just googled incontinence mattress in the google shopping area came right up. we went for the sfonia superior for heavy incontinence, it came the next day, it was £149.. solved the problem. i think they sell all sizes. good luck, sarah

Tim_Deegan

the-manfred-1937 wrote: »

we had a similar problem and also didnt want to spend a fortune for a heavy incontinence mattress, in the end we luckily found one on furniture247.co.uk we just googled incontinence mattress in the google shopping area came right up. we went for the sfonia superior for heavy incontinence, it came the next day, it was £149.. solved the problem. i think they sell all sizes. good luck, sarah

Most bed retailers will also sell them. Beware as they come in different qualities, and many are budget quality.

Old_Git

you can also get waterproof duvet cover