Cover Organic Cotton

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2009-05-29 08:59:30 by Jules

My First Project

I just bought my kids brand new, organic cotton/latex/wool mattresses, but have a big problem.
My son has diabetes and when his blood-sugar is high, he wets the bed. But he WETS the bed. Meaning - a big puddle. Are the natural wool or cotton mattress pads going to work for him?

i would think it would soak thru. i know they are not organic but i worked in a nursing home and used what are called chucks under our residents. they aren't organic but a lot better than plastic. i would think you could find them at any medical supply store.

good luck.

2007-12-23 12:33:07 by Lauren J

Price: $11.98 $9.98

17"W x 35"L x 5"H
100% Natural organic cotton velour
Machine wash cold with like colors; mild detergent, gentle cycle; do not bleach; tumble dry low

As a young child I was allergic to the world. From flowers to sheep and even most soaps. I have outgrown most allergies (or they are less severe) and can now take things such as walking near flowers without needing to be rushed to the hospital. On the other hand, some things have lessened but are still quite bad (such as fresh cut lawns). I had a real allergy towards wool (in other words, I didn't just get hives from wool but I would have a full on asthma attack) yet I want to buy an organic mattress. I have been looking at Abaca since I am moving to Europe but they have a ton of wool wrapped around cotton. I assume this keeps the bed from being so itchy. Is organic wool different? Will I have less of a reaction to organic wool thats covered by organic cotton?

I would be very wary, allergies can come and go, I would think there are other materials that may suit your needs. Good luck.

2007-08-17 20:10:39 by Baa_Baa_Blacksheep

Price: $14.99

100% organic cotton interlock
Machine wash cold with like colors, mild detergent, gentle cycle
Tumble dry low and do not bleach

I'm getting an organic crib set, and i would like to know if a new born would be allergic to a wool filled bumper and covered with organic cotton fabric
Thank you to all of you, I didn't realize that bumpers in general are bad untill i read your comments and did research.

I would not use them. I personally have read and would prefer using mesh bumpers or none at all. A newborn won't bump into the crib bars as long as you're using a sleeping positioner.

2009-04-23 21:28:10 by haze

Sierra Club lobbies for stricter antipollution regulations, pushes companies to use more eco-friendly products and techniques, and leads wilderness trips to promote appreciation for nature.

To raise money for its mission, the not for profit business began licensing its logo for a wide array of products. They have sold T-Shirts, Coffee mugs, and more. Now a company has approached Sierra Club about manufacturing a bed cover that will have organic cotton and vegetable dyes. However, the bed has synthetic fibers to keep the cover together thus kind of going against the mission. The bed cover will result in a much greater profit, would you recommend that the bed cover be licensed?

Isn't that hypocritical to have this licensed?

2009-10-01 16:09:26 by kseidarous