do you use regular full size sheets on a full size air bed? Thanks
60120
We have been but I just decided to get some of the "t shirt knit" queen size sheets. The top part of the mattress is very deep and I just thought the stretchiness of this style would "stay put" a little better & the little roomier size would just beneficial. The previous answerer is correct in the deep pockets work too, and the idea of tucking in the top sheet is great. By the way - Love this air mattress! We use it every time we travel to see our grandchildren!!!
60121
Yes, you do. You get ones with "deep pockets" so that they come down far enough on the sides of the air bed that they won't ride up. I tuck the flat sheet under the fitted one at the foot of the bed so it's not loose. Realize you still see the vinyl of the air bed below the sides of the fitted sheet.
259131
A full-size sheet will work okay. Don't get the "deep pocket" fitted sheet because this is much thinner than a normal mattress so a fitted sheet might not fit well. I use a full-size flat sheet and tuck in the extra.
258586
Use Queen sheets that are deep (14 in is easy to find these days). King sheets will not work, as the issue is depth (height), not width.
431131
Mine is queen size and the fitted queen sheet worked worked great. I wouldn't think a full size would work. The bed sits up rather high. My 90 year old mom found it comfy until her moving van arrived.
1408924
The full size take full size sheets. I put an egg crate topper on mine so it is warmer and softer. I bought three of these so far and have not been disappointed
1392741
No, the standard size sheet fits good, I have both sizes, the extra deep sheets are easy though - I love these - still using them 2 years later !
1885508
I use sheets for a toddler bed.. It's maybe a inch too big but I just tuck it around the corners
96493
Yes regular size crib sheets can be used as they are bigger in both length and width.
2161616
No. I used a regular full sized mattress on the bottom and a twin on the top.
1660175
I would use deep pocket sheets; the regular ones will fit but the edges will be slightly exposed in the middle.
1198104
I used regular twin bed sheets. They stayed on pretty well. Top sheet and blankets did not tuck. They tend to fall off if someone is a restless sleeper.
1638095
I used regular sheets with no problem. I see no reason you could not use a regular "mattress cover" assuming that's the same thing as a mattress pad ie. something to protect the mattress itself.
1354385
I don't remember what I used. I think it was queen-size sheets because of the depth of this air bed, tucking under the excess. I have the air bed at another location, so I can not check it for you.
938974
We just use regular Queen size sheets, slightly big, but not noticeable at all.
1104901
I use unfitted cotton sheets for mine then clip the ends of them to keep them from moving. It's a bit thin for a normal fitted sheet, though I have friends who said they are available places.I lay my mattress on the ground to sleep and prop it against my wall when awake to have more room, though, so I've kinda committed to completely remaking my bed all the time.
955710
I just buy standard full size sheets and split them into quarters. They clamp in on both sides. I wouldn't waste your money on the pre cut sheets.
519085
No, regular sheets are fine......and I also used a mattress pad under the sheets