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Plastic Bottles have been recycled to produce the items in your order
Plastic Bottles have been recycled to produce the items in your order
DreamGreen Duo Plus Pillow Protector - King Lodge (4 Pack)
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Product Details
A soft quilted pillow protector to boost comfort and protect the King Lodge Pillow (90cm long). Bright white outer with attractive oval quilt stitching encases the soft, fine denier polyester filling, with a rustle-free PU waterproof backing. Tidy end-to-end zip closure. Also available in Standard and Euro pillow sizes.
- Size: 50 x 90cm
- Filling: Premium DreamGreen® fibre - made from recycled plastic bottles
- Outer: Anti-pill 100% premium microfibre, oval quilting gives increased loft. Moisture-proof, breathable, PU lining, zip closure
- Allergy: Hypo-allergenic
- Care: Machine wash at 40 degrees, low tumble dry
- Sustainability: Each protector made from 2 recycled bottles
- Hospitality Rating: 4-5 Star
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Plastic Bottles have been recycled to produce the items in your order
Plastic Bottles have been recycled to produce the items in your order
Product FAQs
Why Should Hotels and Motels Use Mattress and Pillow Protectors?
Protectors act as a barrier against spills, stains, and dust mites — keeping bedding fresher for longer. They extend the lifespan of mattresses and pillows, which is a big cost saving for accommodation providers.
What’s the Best Type of Protector for Commercial Use?
Waterproof, breathable protectors with a fitted style are most popular in hospitality. They’re easy for housekeepers to remove and wash, and protect against both liquid damage and allergens without making the bed noisy or hot.
How Often Should Protectors Be Washed or Replaced?
In high-occupancy properties, protectors should be washed at every guest change or as needed for hygiene. With regular care, quality protectors can last 12–24 months before needing replacement.
Do Protectors Affect Guest Comfort?
Good-quality protectors shouldn’t — they’re designed to be silent, breathable, and almost invisible under bedding. In fact, they often improve guest comfort by keeping mattresses and pillows clean, fresh, and allergen-free.
