A cover for covering an outdoor item includes a weather-resistant main body, at least one flap secured to the main body and a magnetic fastener secured to the at least one flap. The weather-resistant main body includes a main body perimeter and is sized and shaped substantially similar to at least a portion of the outdoor item to be covered. The at least one flap extends from the main body perimeter. The at least one flap is flexible and sized to selectively fold over another portion of the outdoor item to be covered when the main body is covering a covered portion of the outdoor item. The magnetic fastener selectively engages with a fastener provided on the outdoor item, and engagement of the magnetic fastener with the associated fastener holds the main body to the outdoor item.

A table cloth for covering a table surface is provided. The table surface has art outer edge. The table cloth comprises a table cloth sheet having a top surface, a bottom surface, and a perimeter edge. An elastic band is mounted to at least a portion of the perimeter edge of the table cloth sheet. The table cloth sheet positionable upon the table surface with the bottom surface of the table cloth sheet contacting the table surface and the table cloth sheet is releasably securable upon the table surface with the elastic band being positionable below the outer edge of the table surface.

A sanitary airplane seat back barrier system with contiguous material forming a tray table cover, and contiguous material to form a seatback pocket protector and seatback cover. The components are packaged in a folded state to allow positioning as a sleeve on an airline tray table, providing complete coverage of the table with subsequent unfolding of contiguous material to reveal a seatback pocket protector and seatback cover. This creates a contiguous sanitary barrier for an airline tray table and the surrounding surfaces known to commonly have microorganism contamination.

An airline tray sleeve includes a main body having a top surface, a bottom surface and a side surface that define an interior space. An opening having a retention device is positioned along a back end of the main body. One or more pockets are suspended from the main body, and the sleeve is constructed from a lightweight malleable material that transforms into a refuse bag after use.

One embodiment of a sanitary airplane seat back barrier system with contiguous material forming a tray table cover [top (30), sides (32), and bottom], and contiguous material to form a seatback pocket protector (20) and seatback cover (28). The components are packaged in a folded state to allow positioning as a sleeve on an airline tray table (8), providing complete coverage of the table with subsequent unfolding of contiguous material to reveal a seatback pocket protector (20) and seatback cover (28). This creates a contiguous sanitary barrier for an airline tray table and the surrounding surfaces known to commonly have microorganism contamination.

A cord with an outer fabric covering over a sheath and draw string is used to secure a flexible sheet to a solid object, such as a mattress, table, pool, or ironing board. In some embodiments, the cord is a string lacking a sheath and draw string. The cord has a series of clips attached there-to by a second cord or by direct attachment. The clips are in turn removably attachable to edges of a sheet. One then tightens the draw string, reducing the length of the cord, and continues to do so until the sheet is pulled to a bottom side of an object. In this manner, the sheet ends are beneath the mattress and tightened thereto by the cord. The cord further snaps to itself, in embodiments of the disclosed technology, to form a closed loop around the bed.

A multi-functional tray table cover is configured with a flexible sleeve and a relatively more rigid use area that enables users to simultaneously hygienically protect themselves from the tray table while still having an area for functional and practical purposes. For example, the flexible sleeve, which may be comprised of a spandex material, can stretch or at least encapsulate a tray table. Once positioned over the tray table, the rear side of the sleeve is exposed while the tray table is in a down position. When the user props up the tray table, the use portion of the tray table cover is exposed. The use portion includes a series of receptacles, such as pockets, pouches, and the like, that the user can input various items, such as water or other bottles, pens, pencils and other writing utensils, and other personal or professional items.

The present technology relates to furniture covers, in particular, to knitted items of material that are configured to cover pieces of furniture such as chairs, couches, stools, tables, mattresses or box springs, and that are knitted from environmentally friendly fibers that constitute recycled or recyclable materials. Such furniture covers are aesthetically appealing, durable, environmentally friendly, easy to use and change, and otherwise sufficient to satisfy users' practical and design goals. They also have the advantage of permitting a user to dispose the furniture covers, and remove them, without disturbing adjacent pieces of furniture, particularly in the case of a box spring that can be covered without removing the mattress stacked on top.