A carbon dioxide blocking system is provided comprising a sheeting material treated with a waterproofing agent such that the carbon dioxide blocking system is fully, or nearly fully, impermeable to liquids and gases. The sheeting material may be a microfiber polyester woven sheeting material and the waterproofing agent may be thermoplastic polyurethane. The sheeting material is treated with the waterproofing agent. The treated material comprises a single layer of fabric. The sheeting material provides a soft upper surface, like a sheet, while the waterproofing agent imparts impermeability to the sheeting material such that the carbon dioxide blocking system may serve as a mattress protector to block liquids and also to block the permeability and retention of carbon dioxide to help prevent carbon dioxide rebreathing.

An encasement for protecting a household item from bug intrusion includes a fabric cover having an elongated opening with a first end location and a second end location, the fabric cover being of a size for receiving the household item in the interior of the cover, a zipper configured to seal the opening, a first inside securing member attached inside the fabric cover along a first edge of the elongated opening, the first inside securing member comprising hook or loop fasteners, a second inside securing member attached inside the fabric cover along a second edge of the elongated opening, the second inside securing member including hook or loop fasteners, and an inside patch comprising the other of the hook or loop fasteners, the inside patch configured to be attached to the first inside securing member and the second inside securing member when the zipper is closed.

A mattress topper is provided that includes a cover having opposing first and second panels each made from a first material. The mattress topper includes a gusset that either perimetrically joins the first and second panels and/or is in the form of one or more patches located on the first and/or second panels. The gusset is made from a second material that has a porosity that is different than that of the first material. A fill material is disposed within the cover.

A multi-layered article for bedding or clothing protection formed of a base layer and having a waterproof side, together with a plurality of sheet layers, each sheet layer having a waterproof side; and commonly stitched. The sheet layers are individually removable as needed.

A mattress is provided having three layers of differing properties stacked on top of each other which together have the effect of letting the user sleep in a simulated Zero G position without the aid of an articulating base. Two layers are contoured within the mattress let specific areas of the user's body sink further into the mattress than others. A cover with removable inserts is also provided for the mattress.

A slipcover applied over a cushion or pillow for outdoor use using a durable textured fabric made of a combination of synthetic blend fibers engineered to stretch without using elastomeric or hyper-stretch yarns, each slip cover defining an envelope having an upper opening within which a cushion is inserted, the slip cover having a first and second closure flap which are applied over the upper opening, sealing the cushion within the envelope, the first and second enclosure pocket applied one over the other, or vice versa, providing the slipcover with two different selected smooth exposed outer surfaces.

An encasement includes: a fabric cover that has an elongated opening including a first end location and a second end location; a zipper configured to seal the opening; and flaps attached to the fabric cover on a first side of the elongated opening. The fabric cover is for receiving a household item in the fabric cover. The flaps include a first flap and a second flap attached to the fabric cover on the first side of the elongated opening. The first flap includes a first set of second hook or loop fasteners attached to a first inside of the first flap. The second flap includes a second set of the second hook or loop fasteners attached to a second inside of the second flap. The flaps are configured to secure to the fabric cover at a second side of the elongated opening.

A mattress topper is provided that includes a cover having opposing first and second panels each made from a first material. The mattress topper includes a gusset that either perimetrically joins the first and second panels and/or is in the form of one or more patches located on the first and/or second panels. The gusset is made from a second material that has a porosity that is different than that of the first material. A fill material is disposed within the cover.

A cushion storage device designed to engage with a secondary, independent structure, such as a cooler, to 1) allow for additional storage of items (independent of what may be stored in the independent structure), and 2) provide seating. When engaged with a cooler, an individual may store items inside of the cushion storage device and use the attached cushion storage device as a seat.

A mattress protector device is disclosed, which is a fabric cover for preserving the neat and clean look of mattresses. The mattress protector device comprises a top component and the bottom component that combine together to go over the top of the mattress to give it a clean and refreshing look. The top component rests on the upper portion of the mattress and serves as a regular mattress cover. The bottom component rests under the lower portion of the mattress. The bottom component is joined to the top component using four-inch sewn strips of hook and loop tape. The hook and loop tape securely holds the mattress cover in place, thus protecting the mattress and its neat presentation.