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| Fri 22 Oct 10, 6:09 PM Mimi_69 UK(M), 4 yrs  |
Hello All.
It has become apparent i might be doing this more often and now having to change my sheets twice in the last 24 hours i need some advice. What you do use to stop ruining your sheets?! I have used towels but they soak thru, and its irritating becuase i have to prep my bed before i can get off! I'm thinking pvc sheets? something easy. Thanks. | |
| 22 Oct 10, 6:12 PM Kali_Ma UK(B), 5 yrs |
I use cheap £1 shower curtains as 'drop cloths' for blood/wax play. Cheap enough to just roll up and dispose of after the fact, esp. if you cut them in half. K x 'I heard she's a bit of a thug' Mister Bear | |
| 22 Oct 10, 6:34 PM Drakino UK, 21 mths |
I honestly just use towels :P But I'm pretty sure you can get blankets with a plastic layer in the middle, so nothing soaks through. Unfortunately, I can't remember what they're called -- hope someone else knows what I mean and can be more helpful! “When Rabbit said, 'Honey or condensed milk with your bread?' he was so excited that he said, 'Both,' and then, so as not to seem greedy, he added, 'But don't bother about the bread, please.'” | |
| 22 Oct 10, 6:37 PM TeRRor_TwiN UK(DL), 20 mths |
They're just mattress protectors - you can get them pretty much anywhere.
Heaven won't have me & Hell's afraid I'll take over. | |
| 22 Oct 10, 7:08 PM girl4sir 23 mths |
Picnic blankets?
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| 22 Oct 10, 7:50 PM Mister_Bear UK(TS), 5 yrs |
you can get plasitc backed mattress protectors that can be washed at lowish temp , they are normal material on top so no cold plasticy feel not overly pricey either , always use a bit of vanish in the wash aswell Bear if the sane judge the insane ..........who judges the sane | |
| 22 Oct 10, 8:25 PM GraemeBD UK(LS), 6 yrs  |
 http://www.petsathome.com/shop/puppy-training-pa... similar to these At times I'd like to break you and drive you to your knees
At times I'd like to break through and hold you endlessly *Dan Hill* | |
| 22 Oct 10, 8:36 PM chartreuse UK(BA), 6 yrs  |
I used to use plastic dust sheets (available anywhere that sells paint and DIY items) - they're cheap but have a short life, as they split/tear very easily. If using one just cover it with a normal sheet and remove both when the "activity" ceases, wash the bed-sheet and leave the dust-sheet to dry out. However, I've recently bought a more sturdy mattress cover, one that will fit over the existing bottom sheet, cover it with another sheet, as before. It's a pain in the arse to have to prepare the surface and then remove it when done (sort of takes the spontaneity out of it) but... it's far better than a ruined mattress or sleeping in a huge puddle.
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| 22 Oct 10, 8:41 PM mamluk 2 yrs |
Go here http://www.youreableshop.co.uk/living/c-1216-was... Lots of different sizes and shapes of mattress pads. i have to use them because of the amount i squirt and they are great! mamluk. | |
| 22 Oct 10, 8:47 PM DOM_estics  UK(SG), 3 yrs  |
there's always http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber... for the clean up Vidi Vici Veni | |
| 22 Oct 10, 9:55 PM schnaps UK(OX), 2 yrs |
Another vote for mattress protectors- you can leave them on permanently as well and just change/remove the top sheet
"the unknown is the greatest fear of all"- so try everything! |
