Let your RA or RD know that you need or would like the beds changed. Except in cases of emergency or health reasons, these requests will be met as time permits. Custodians and maintainers will take care of safety issues first, and are not permitted to bunk or de-bunk your beds without a work order.

Model #BP90 - Wagon Bed Pad: The BP90 is a wagon bed pad that's desiged to fit any 34" - 36" wagon. This is the only bed pad that will work with the steel wagons without wood sides. The BP90 will fit Wagon Model #'s 18, 22, 24, 28, 31, 32, 89 and 90. Model #BP24 - Wagon Bed Pad with Side Pads: The BP24 is a wagon bed pad and side pad set. This item will only work with 34" - 36" wagons with wood stake sides. The side pads have velcro straps that fasten to the wood stake sides of the wagon.

The Cuddle Ewe Underquilt should be centered on top of your mattress (and mattress pad if you have one), followed by a breathable cotton protective covering and then your regular fitted sheet.

While some hostels do provide linen free of charge, others will apply a charge for this service. All hostels provide duvets or blankets and private rooms will usually include linen. Once again, it is worth checking the hostel's microsite before travelling. Sleeping bags are sometimes not allowed, as they may carry bed bugs.

Oh, they do love those! Some puppies might confuse that with a chew toy, so don't buy an expensive one until you see what she'll do. :-)

Using a mattress pad with the HealthSmart™ Bed is your choice. Because the removable top is designed to trap fluids and particles so they can be washed away, a mattress pad is not necessary to protect the mattress from damage.

You'll need a 3/8" wrench (preferably socket wrench) to assemble the bed. In addition, it is best to have an extra person available to assist.

A foundation is not a necessity; platform beds and futons don't use them. However, many mattresses are designed to work in tandem with a foundation to absorb and evenly distribute body weight. With many mattresses, its comfort, support and durability is enhanced by the use of its foundation counterpart.

You don't, except if you stay in apartment. You can however hire bed-lines here at the price of Euros 15. Towels can hardly be hired. We recommend to take yours own

No. An old quilt folded in two is perfect. But they are used to sleeping off the ground and will need no encouragement to try to take over your bed or settee. They do like to stretch out.

Yes. For all our university-managed accommodation/halls of residence, and all private sector rented accommodation, you must provide all your own bedding and pillows (most beds are single beds). For international students it is difficult to carry all this with you, so bedding packs are available for students to buy in halls of residence from the Hall Manager, costing around ?50 each. The pack includes a duvet and duvet cover, two sheets, a pillow and a pillow case.

No, all houses and apartments are supplied with duvets and all bed linen. Many of our homes also provide towels. Guests will need to bring bed linen for travel cots, if requested.

Our villas are fully furnished and include towels and bed linen. Our onsite laundry area includes a washing machine and tumble dryer and is available for your use throughout your stay. Guests are asked not to take the villa towels when going to water parks or to the beach, you will need to take your own beach towels (rental towels are generally available at the water parks). The cleaning team will leave soap and toilet paper for your arrival convenience.

No, normal size bedding will fit most Softside waterbeds, while standard flat sheets can be used on most hardside mattresses.

Only rooms that already have loftable beds included in them can be bunked or lofted. Your assignment letter in August will indicate if you are assigned to a room with a loftable bed. Lofting, Stacking, or Removal of any freestanding beds is prohibited. For those beds which can be lofted, it is the residents responsibility to keep all parts in the room and return the loft bed to the lowest height adjustment upon Check-Out. Installation and construction of pre-fabricated lofts is also prohibited.

Did you know your innerspring bed is home to a colony of tiny bugs that eat your skin? It's true! Dust mites fed on your discarded skin cells, and most innerspring mattresses have hundreds of thousands of the little buggers. Memory foam beds are much less attractive to dust mites because they have a solid core, unlike the hollow center of an innerspring mattress. Don't let the bed bugs bite!

The medical term for bed-wetting is enuresis (EN-YOU-REE-SIS). It means that you pee (urinate) while you sleep. It is the kidneys' job to make urine, which goes down tubes into the bladder. The bladder is like a water balloon that holds the urine. There is a muscle gate that holds the urine in. When the bladder is full it sends a message to the brain and the brain tells the gate to open. In order to be the boss of your urine at night, all the parts need to work together.