Protect your mattress with soft, comfortable waterproof bed sheets Choose from fitted or zippered covers that lock out fluids, odors, and allergens to extend the life of your bed. These protectors are easy to wash and can be laundered in the same load as your regular sheets. They are also breathable and won’t feel slippery on top of your sheets.

If you or your child suffer from nocturnal enuresis (bedwetting), consider an overlay pad that goes on top of the bed sheet and absorbs liquids before they leak through the fitted sheet. This type of bed protector is very common in hospitals and nursing homes and can help your family manage incontinence and potty training.

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Waterproof mattress protectors are available in either a terry cotton or a smooth and lightweight percale fabric. The terry cotton top feels soft and comfortable and is great for sleeping directly on or adding a set of regular sheets over the protector. The breathable percale top helps prevent overheating and has a crisp feel that gets better over time – even after it’s been washed numerous times.

For a more durable option, try making your own waterproof mattress cover from old bed sheets using this tutorial video. The process involves dissolving silicone in solvent like naphtha to a maple syrup consistency and soaking your bed sheets in the mixture. After it dries, your new waterproof tarp will be strong and stretchy enough to hold the weight of your mattress without any leaks.

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A variation of the balbo facial hair styles and mustache style, a balbo is a fuller version that lets you contour your chin. This is a masculine look that flatters nearly any face shape, but it’s especially good for those with a weaker chin since it camouflages the area while adding fullness. You can grow this beard to any length, though most prefer a mid-length or longer. You can even let it grow a bit shorter and still make it look like a balbo, as long as the mustache and beard are kept visually separate.

While this beard style was made popular by Italian Dictator Mussolini, it’s also a classic for those looking to add a touch of class to their appearance. This style is also a great choice for those with a square or heart-shaped face as it helps to accentuate the jawline and cheekbones. Lastly, the balbo is also great for those with an oblong or triangular face as it helps to narrow the already slender neckline.

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To achieve a balbo, simply trim the mustache and cheek hair to about an inch above your lip. Leave the rest of the facial hair to grow out. Be sure that the beard and mustache are distinct from one another and that they don’t connect, as this will give the impression that you are a dandy with an unruly mustache. You can even add a shaped mustache to this look, just be sure that it is rounded and that the mustache isn’t too thick. You can keep your balbo neat and tidy by combing it every day, removing stray hair with an adjustable beard trimmer and applying a high-quality beard oil to keep the skin soft.

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