What do you use for Mattress protection?

We have a fitted waterproof cover on our bed and I have a kylie under the sheet at my side to soak up any leaks.

I use Rubber Sheets that I have Peed on and cumm on them

I use a absorbant hospital washable pad under my sheets,and also plastic pants over my cloth diapers.usually don't leak but if I do,then oh well.so long as a mommy there to re diaper you in the morning.

A bed pad is what I use

Seeing I have a touch of ab along with my dl,I built a crib to sleep in. The twin size mattress Came in a sealed plastic bag. I put a zippered plastic cover over that. It really crinkles when you lay down. Takes me back to when I was a bed wetter😃

I used to love my crinkly plastic sheet when I was younger. My wife wouldn't let me have a plastic sheet when I started bedwetting again. She went out and bought a very expensive almost silent one. I can't complain though because she is wonderful and never complains about my nightly wetting.

I use a zippered vinly cover on my mattress and pillows

I love the cheap vinyl zip up type mattress covers. The cheap ones. They crinkle a crackle so nicely screaming out BEDWETTER! It's neat to wake up in the middle of the night in a wet diaper and hear the cover crinkling. Somebodies been very naughty.....heehee....

Vinyl sheet fit over mattress and a vinyl backed mattress pad over that.

i some times use goodnight bed mats

When there is the plan to do vile, debauched, disgusting things in bed that could easily lead to the release of enema water or excretions where the mattress could get wet or damaged, we use a strong poly drop cloth under the sheets and over the regular mattress pad.

Good mattresses are costly and a night of fun isn't worth $$$$$.

With susies recipes I think the threat of leaking is always present.

I have a quilted waterproof mattress cover that is layered with one stacked on top of the other, when The top one gets wet, I peel it off, and there is another dry pad ready to go!

I have always had the old style plastic sheet that has the fitted corners and just gets out on my bed between the mattress and fitted top sheet. Always been like that and never had a wet mattress yet. The crinkle isn't too bad. But it's something that has to be there.

I use a zippered vinyl mattress protector for my bed. I also use reusable absorbent pads too. I always have had protection on my bed. Can't sleep without it.

We use a waterproof mattress pad and a bedwetting pad on top of that. Then the sheet. That way I don't have to wash the mattress pad each week. Just the sheets and the bedwetting pad.

I use zippered mattress protection and a reuseable bedwetting pad on top.

Recently goodninites, parents chocie and cvs have come out with bed mats which go over the fitted sheet for mattress protection. It seems to work out well

I've recently begun to use these: http://www.healthwick.ca/medpro-quilted-washable-waterproof-underpad/. In the U.S., find them at http://www.healthwick.com.

I have found they are tops for comfort and for being machine washable. The larger sizes would be ideal for additional mattress protection when wearing diapers. My own experience is with using the small size for enemas, topped with a folded bath towel for increased protection. After multiple washings, they remain unaffected.

Our bed has a fitted mattress protector but normally use different brands of chux pads. i have tried the local store brands like CVS, walgreens, riteaid, ect but found them cheaper online and normally order them when i order my mail order diapers. CVS did have a jumbo pack of there peach colored extra large chux on sale once in awhile for a really good price so i pick them up there when there on sale.

Just remember that if you have a memory foam (e.g., Tempurpedic) mattress, they are temperature-sensitive, and do not work well when cold (e.g., without body heat). For normal, all-the-time protection, use a liner specifically designed for memory foam. Only use thicker, insulating pads when you actually need them.

I use a washable bed pad, I don't have mattress protecter. I really don't have any bad leakage from my nighttime diapers. I'm looking into plastic pants.

I use a PVC fitted sheet.

Full bedwetting set in pvc

I use no protection for my mattress , I love to look at all the pee stains on the mattress. and how the room smells of pee.

Rubber sheet and a pad that can be washed . The rubber sheet is old I have now for 20 years . They are hard to find. It is similar to the one I have my enemas on as a child.

I have a plastic baby story printed mattress cover on my bed it is pink with many baby storybook things on it

I would absolutely not give myself any enemas on a bed. I do leak a little especially when I get up to go to the toilet. I use the bathroom for my enemas exclusively. I can understand the comfort of laying on a bed but for me it's too risky. Throwing a towel in the washing machine is no big deal which is what I lie on. Risking even the smallest stain on a mattress even if covered is out of the question. Besides bathrooms and enemas just seem to be made for each other.

The bathroom floor 😜 .

If I was to do it on a bed I think I'd use a couple of big black trash bags and towels on top. That still leaves the carpet between the bed and the toilet to protect, though, and I wouldn't want anything slippery on top of that because sometimes I'm booking to the toilet.

We always use a large beach towel and we have a quilted mattress cover that has a sturdy soft vinyl underside and switch it out for a new one regularly. i'm with susie, high quality mattresses are very expensive.

I believe in Defense in Depth when it comes to doing enemas on the bed. First I have a waterproof mattress cover under the sheets. Then I put 1 large bath towel and 1 Large beach towel on top of that. The combo protects the bed againt any incidental spills from nozzle insertion/removal. If a extra layer of protection is needed then I will put a trash bag between the towels. With that combo the mattress is safe.😃