Can you use these on top of the sheets?
624835
I would say yes. They are soft and shouldn't be uncomfortable at all to lay on as long as the edges don't bother the person. Any liquid that gets on them dissipates and spreads throughout the pad, it doesn't lay in a concentrated area, either.
624836
You shouldn't have a problem using this on top of a sheet since that is how it should be used but I place it under the sheet to protect my mattress rather than both my sheet and mattress.
624837
Yes, most definitively. I haven't had to wash the sheets, top or bottom for some time now. I also place a sofnit under the mattress cover but haven't had to bother with it yet.
624838
Hi..I just use on the floor for my puppie but I don't see why u cant use them on top of sheets as they don't slide around and they absorb very well as the wash well too.
624839
DEFINITELY, YES. I bought them for my mother, who is 95. She uses them on TOP of the sheets, and says they are very comfortable. They work great if she has an accident, and I just toss them in the washing machine when needed. That way you don't have to change the sheets every time.
624840
So Sorry I missed this..yes!! Use these on top underneath, where ever you need to. I am with my Nana now and I am again very glad to have found these. They are a great size and still have not shrunk up but we don't have a reason to wash them in more than warm water.
624841
We use them on top of sheets all the time with no problems. Hope this answers your question
1129125
They could be attached that way, but I don't know how well it would work. I think your sheets would still pull out, unless it attached them to a fitted sheet that was already using these in the X position.
948418
They are flat enough that I suppose you could put a box spring directly on top of them, though you would likely need more than four to handle any weight in the center of the box spring. That said, I wouldn't do it personally. They are designed to hold (and trap) the feet of the bed inside the pocket at the top. Should a box spring slip in any way, they would punch straight through the light fabric that's used to cover the wooden slats in a box spring.
2171781
Of course you can but they will be visible unless the bed spread or dust ruffle covers them.
1257401
i think they would work ok but they are washable so they wouldn't stay on the sheet if you wash it.
1335753
You could put anything you want on top of it. I guess it depends on what you're using it for. I've used ours for our beds to protect the mattresses and I put the fitted sheet for the bed right on top. If you're using it for a futon, I would say you could put the futon cover on top.
586202
I would say you could. it would be a pretty thin back to back sheet and you would have to do it carefully- they are very sticky and the might get creases in them. Might be worth sticking something in-between like thin card board or something. I love them though!
654764
I have never tried that but if the sheets are Styrofoam remember that Styrofoam is beaded so you will not get a clean cut. also the thickness of the sheet will matter. I hope this helps. Thanks, Joe
2014046
Not sure that you can, they have a matte finish, may not print right; See if you can do one as a test without wasting the entire sheet.
101157
Yes you can. The biggest problem is tearing them out of the sheet, that takes time and patience.
873375
I don't see why not. They stay in place good. Especially if you have rails to keep it in place. I have my top sheet over it to make sure it stays in place. They are nice and firm and hold their shape very well.
1977365
Yes. We have 2 twin xl beds that make up our adjustable king bed. I use the twin xl sheets on the bottom and a king flat sheet on top. Of course you could use 2 twin xl flat sheets on top.
522373
Hi...you can but they are not as bad as when I slept ontop of my regular electric blanket and......the pad is AMAZINGLY warm. It is a great investment!
984799
I guess you could, but they are very thin and wouldn't provide much warmth. They really didn't even work for what I needed them for, but they are pretty cheap, so its not a big cost to try them.
489001
I would suggest these be left under the mattress and you can use wooden clothespins to attach the ends to the fabric seam of the box spring. This way, when you change the fitted sheet you can just attach it without lifting the mattress. These work way too good at keeping the sheets stable to go with another brand.
903351
As long as the sheet on the bed has slack I would think so but I don't know for sure. They are easy to work with and seem like they would work on just about anything with a loose sheet.
1422310
yes, if you place on the sticky sheet you peeled them off from. But after a numerous uses, they do not stick so well but we did get a lot of use out of these over the summer.