I got pillow and duvet protectors. The pillow protectors are brill, you barely know they're there. The duvet protector can make the bed awfully sweaty- probably because it's waterproof. I'm just giving my little girl blankets that I can wash easily for now.

My 3 yr old wets her bed about once every fortnight. She kicks her duvet while sleeping, so she tends to wet her duvet, too! After some trials and errors, I stick to this method.

I always zip up the duvet protector before I pop it into the washing machine. Otherwise, water gets stuck inside the protector, creates a huge 'water ball' and your washing machine makes lots of banging noise. After the wash, I remove other items, ie. linen. I unzip the protector and get rid of water as much as possible. I put the protector (unzipped) back in the machine and run the spin cycle again. I sometimes include the flat mattress protector in this second spin cycle, as it's usually still wet.

I line dry poly/cotton outer side first. Once poly/cotton side is dry, I reverse the protector to line dry smooth plastic side. Plastic side gets dry much quicker.

I hope my post makes sense!

Bought one of these to protect from accidents and it does the job. Thin and not too crinkly, it is soft and washes well.

I didn't realise that PILLOW protectors were available, so when our son wet our feather pillows accidentally, I'd been washing them. Fed up with the smell of wet duck lingering around the house, I was REALLY pleased when i discovered that as well as mattress protectors, the Nappy Lady now sold Pillow Protectors. As with my previous mattress protector (great product, sadly discontinued) the pillow protector is in nice, soft material and does not rustle. The pillow zips securely inside it. I think that *possibly* it means the pillow is a little more sweaty to lie on, but it hasn't stopped my son from enjoying a good night's sleep. We've not had the ultimate test yet, but I'm confident in the products that the Nappy Lady sells and would trust her judgement every time .